6 Speed Automatic Transmission
Four Wheel Drive 4X4
Fuel Tank: 180 L
Fuel Economy 11.7 Km/L
Fuel Type Sticker "Diesel Euro 5"
Dimensions L - W - H (Mm): 5405 - 1870 - 1955
Wheelbase (Mm): 3180
Gross Vehicle Weight (Kg) - 3300
Curb Weight (Kg) - 2150
Net Payload (Kg) - 1150
5 Passengers (Including Driver)
Exterior Features
16 Inch Alloy Wheel
Tyre Size : 265/70R16C
Spare Wheel Cover
Front Black Bumper
Electrical Winch
Rear Bumper
Over Fenders
Led Headlamp
Led Daytime Running Light (Drl)
Headlamp Leveling
Led Front Fog Lamp
Power Side View Mirrors
Side Stripes
Side Step
Bed Liner
Mud Guard (Front & Rear)
Land Cruiser Heritage Emblem On Front Fender
Interior Features
Leather Seats
Front Separate Seats
Manual Air Conditioning
Steering Wheel Controls
Wood Grain Effect For Dashboard
Leather Steering Wheel With Wood Grain Effect
Optitron Speedometer With 4.2 Inch Mid
Led Cabin Lamp
Center Console
Front Cup Holders
Telescopic Steering Wheel
2 Usb-C Ports
Floor Mats - Carpet
Display Audio Touch Screen 9 Inch
Wireless Apple Carplay
Digital Audio Broadcasting Radio (Dab)
Usb-A Port
2 Speakers
Convenience Features
Remote Central Door Locking
Power Windows
Central Door Locking
Cruise Control
Cool Box
Rear Camera (Made In China)
Front & Rear Differential Lock
Built-In Tyre Inflator
Front Suspension Coil Spring
Rear Suspension: 8 Leaf Springs
Airbags (Driver & Front Passenger)
Front Ventilated Disc Brakes & Rear Drum Brakes
Anti-Lock Brake System (Abs)
Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (Ebd)
Vehicle Stability Control (Vsc)
Down-Hill Assist Control (Dac)
Hill-Start Assist Control (Hac)
Tire Pressure Warning System (Tpws)
Engine Immobilizer System
Safety Regulation Kit
Safety Features
Toyota Safety Sense (Tss)
Pre-Collision System (Pcs)
Lane Departure Alert (Lda)
Automatic High Beam (Ahb)
Toyota: A Century of Excellence and Innovation
Toyota’s journey began in 1933 when Kiichiro Toyoda, son of Sakichi Toyoda, established the automobile division of the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works.
The company produced its first passenger vehicle, the Model AA, in 1936, marking its entry into the automotive industry.
In 1937, the Toyota Motor Corporation was officially established.
The name "Toyota" was chosen for its simpler pronunciation and because it requires eight brush strokes in Japanese, a number associated with good fortune and prosperity.
In the 1950s, Toyota developed the Toyota Production System, an innovative approach to lean manufacturing that revolutionized the automotive industry.
The company continued to expand globally, establishing production facilities worldwide and tailoring its vehicles to meet the needs of various markets.
With a consistent focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability, Toyota has become synonymous with reliability and technological progress in the automotive sector.
