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Toyota Corolla Altis Facelift Launch Date Revealed
The facelifted Toyota Corolla Altis brings with it LED headlamps, new grille and bumpers while the powertrains remain unchanged.
Toyota has set the launch date of the upcoming Corolla Altis facelift for March 15, and the new car will hit showrooms on the same day.
The news about the launch date and availability of the facelifted Toyota Corolla Altis was revealed by Toyota dealers as the carmaker is expected to announce the prices of the updated car tomorrow.
The new Toyota Corolla Altis brings with an updated front fascia with sharp angular LED headlamps flanking a sleek chrome garnished grille. Other new components include the revised front and rear bumpers and tail lamps.
The Toyota Corolla Altis will retain its current lineup of petrol and diesel engines. Both engines will also keep the 6-speed manual gearbox while the option CVT gearbox for the petrol will also stay unchanged.
Prices for the new Toyota Corolla Altis facelift will be slightly more than those for the current car which start at Rs 13.78 lakh.
Most Viewed Car Photo Gallery
While the Corolla Altis may be one of the most recognisable sedans on Indian roads today but in terms of popularity it doesn't even come close to Innova Crysta. Click the photo gallery below for the latest images of Toyota's people carrier.
