Toyota Indonesia has just released an official image of the new 2018 Toyota Rush, posted as a new cover image on the company’s Facebook page. The front three quarter shot follows a teaser of the new model’s tail lamps, with “cutting edge vehicle illumination system” as caption.
Also sold as the Daihatsu Terios in Indonesia, the 2018 Toyota Rush has been leaked ahead of its Indonesian debut, and this official pic confirms the Rush’s move to more MPV-like proportions compared to the older, SUV look. There’s some Fortuner in the design of this Honda BR-V rival, don’t you think? Like what you see?
Word is that the new Rush will have bi-beam LED reflector headlamps, L-shaped LED daytime running lights, the aforementioned LED combination rear lamps and LED puddle lamps built into the underside of the power-retractable wing mirrors. The all-LED lighting is perhaps what Toyota Indonesia meant with its teaser pic caption.
Two variants were previously spotted: the G and the TRD Sportivo. In addition to the aforementioned equipment for both, the G gets engine start-stop function and manual digital climate control with memory function, while the TRD Sportivo gains automatic climate control, soft-touch dashboard material and keyless entry.
Both get a reverse camera, reverse parking sensors and a seven-inch infotainment system, with the range topper getting support for near-field communication (NFC) compatible devices and is mated to an eight-speaker sound system. Occupants within get access to three charging ports.
The driver gets a tilt-adjustable multifunction steering wheel, ahead of analogue instruments with a digital multi-info display. On the safety front, the Rush gets ABS, EBD, VSC, hill-start assist and six airbags, two more than the Terios but without that model’s 360-degree surround view camera.
Here, we also get a look at the Rush interior, courtesy of Rockomotif. For the Indonesian market, two-tone black-and-cream interior scheme is used, with metal-look trim used on the steering wheel spokes and on the gear lever surround; the instrument cluster bears resemblance to those of the Innova and the Fortuner.
Pricing for the 2018 Toyota Rush in Indonesia has yet to be confirmed, though Rockomotif speculates that it will be in the region of 250 to 300 million Rupiah (RM76,111 to RM91,333), which was said to be an increase of 10-15 million Rupiah (RM3,044 to RM4,566) over the previous model.
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Waiting for Theo to slap on a myvi front end, stretch the platform and call it the Alza.
This new Rush moved to unibody yet?
Exora cheaper yet better
You sure Exora is better? Hardly see any on the road.
Hard to see Exora on the road? You sure bro? Or literally you seldom go out from your door step?
You sure you see a lot? Get out from the yard to see the real world.
Can we also get the Rush at RM76k??? How Indon can sell so cheap?
Indon also use AFTA like Malaysia. But Malaysia Toyota price melambung tinggi
rush cannot sell same price as vios. it will kill vios sales.
toyota can sell vios at 55k, but that is proton and perodua teritorry. the government doesnt allow that to happen.
Where did almera come from then? P3?
the correct term for unibody is monocoque.
Seriously, what is the point of this model any more?
the old model Rush was a hot seller in indonesia. they appreciate the 1.5 litre engine (modern, strong but fuel efficient and super reliable). it can seats 7 ppl and it has high ground clearance to suit indonesia rough terrain and perhaps minor flood.
so hot, that the Rush sold in malaysia (imported from Indonesia) were stolen and sold back to indonesia black market.
you know…it looks like previous generation CR-V front end…..
If in Malaysia, let it come with a P2 badge and pricepoint to beat the ugly Honda BR-V. Until now I still cannot understand why anyone would want to buy such an ugly car. Even a van is better.
Errr.. BR-V is ugly, but this thing is even worse..
Huh? Copy Honda? Sack the designer!
which part is copying Honda. u must be blind. aiyarkk
many.. u must be blind. aiyarkk
name 5 items and lets see. otherwise, lets sack you!!
hahahaha
The only thing it copied honda was the shape of the tyre. It’s round too.
Haiya i thought this is cheapo BRV until i looks the badge!
Copycat design by toyota!
wah no centre console!
Please, we have enough ugly car on Malaysia road already, not another one.
Interior looks like china brand car
Toyota. Jepunis name, designed in china
rushing to get the Rush?
Toyota producing another dinosaur and obsolete rush model again and to be sold in Malaysia
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Then thinking all Malaysian are so stupid and will still buy this piece of junk !!
Rush nameplate is a gone and by pass era model already. There are much better looking cars currently and cheaper to buy and own too in the market.
Malaysian will still buy even it is ugly, because it is Toyota, look at how Innova and Avanza flooding Malaysia road.
Never seen both on any roads in MY.
The design resembles Honda crv..the sides and the front end is a near identical…
Toyota supporter will say you are blind