Toyota Kirloskar Motor

Latest, : Toyota Kirloskar Motor launched the Glanza facelift at ₹6.99 lakh ex-showroom.

What it means

Toyota Kirloskar Motor's revenue growth is the hard number; whether its supplier prices and dealer margins kept up is the open question.

Reported: Revenue +9% in FY26.

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Background

From 6 stories, the newest dated 9 Oct 2026. Summary written 10 Oct 2026.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor is the Indian car-making arm of Toyota Motor Corporation, which holds 89% of the company.[1] source: Business Today

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Its models include the Fortuner, Innova Crysta, Innova Hycross and the Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Taisor and Ebella EV.[2] source: Times Now Auto It works with Maruti Suzuki under an alliance that pairs Toyota technology with Suzuki consumer, supply-chain and cost expertise, and it sells four Maruti Suzuki-rebadged models.[3] source: Business Standard

Toyota Kirloskar Motor launched the 2026 Fortuner Leader Edition on October 9, 2026, at Rs 36.51 lakh (ex-showroom) for the 4x2 manual and Rs 38.72 lakh for the 4x2 automatic, with bookings opening on October 12, 2026.[4] source: India Today Cumulative sales for January-September 2026 rose 8% to 2,94,914 units from 2,72,824 units a year earlier.[5] source: ET Auto Retail Times Now reported domestic sales of 2.70 lakh units, up 9%, and a 2% fall in exports to 25,295 units.[2] source: Times Now Auto September 2026 total sales were 28,218 units.[2] source: Times Now Auto In FY26 the company paid ₹5,652 crore in dividends to Toyota Motor and ₹2,112 crore in royalties.[1] source: Business Today It is building a 100,000-unit annual-capacity SUV plant in Bidkin, Maharashtra, targeted to start production in 2029.[1] source: Business Today

Toyota Kirloskar Motor was among the carmakers that welcomed India's CAFE-III framework in September 2026 for recognising multiple clean technologies.[6] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Its consolidated FY24 net profit was Rs 4,787 crore.[3] source: Business Standard

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  1. Toyota Kirloskar launches 2026 Fortuner Leader Edition at Rs 36.51 lakh; bookings open 12 OctoberIndia Today

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Questions about Toyota Kirloskar Motor

What are Toyota Kirloskar Motor's expansion plans?

Toyota Kirloskar Motor is building a 100,000-unit annual-capacity SUV plant in Bidkin, Maharashtra, which was reported in September 2026 as targeted to start production in 2029.[1] source: Business Today

Who owns Toyota Kirloskar Motor?

Toyota Motor Corporation owns Toyota Kirloskar Motor, holding 89% of the company, according to a September 2026 Business Today report.[1] source: Business Today

How fast is Toyota Kirloskar Motor growing in India?

Toyota Kirloskar Motor's sales for January-September 2026 rose 8% to 2,94,914 units, compared with 2,72,824 units in the same period a year earlier.[5] source: ET Auto Retail

What is Toyota Kirloskar Motor's current strategy in India?

Toyota Kirloskar Motor launched the 2026 Fortuner Leader Edition in October 2026, with bookings opening on October 12, 2026.[4] source: India Today In September 2026 it was building a Bidkin SUV plant targeted for 2029 and planned to launch a rebadged e-Vitara.[3] source: Business Standard[1] source: Business Today

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