The Toyota Innova has been given a minor update in Malaysia, with all three variants (2.0E, 2.0G and 2.0X) receiving a wireless charging pad as standard – this was previously a cost option. Pricing has also gone up from when the MPV was first launched back in February, with the base 2.0E now retailing at RM115,553.
Meanwhile, the mid-range 2.0G goes for RM125,232, while the range-topping 2.0X is priced at RM133,355. All prices are on-the-road without insurance but inclusive of sales tax. UMWT did not provide pricing with the sales exemption that has been extended until June 30 next year.
All Innova variants are powered by a 1TR-FE 2.0 litre naturally-aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine that now meets the Euro 4 emission standard. Outputs are unchanged at 139 PS and 183 Nm, with drive sent to the rear wheels via a six-speed torque converter automatic transmission with a sequential shifter – there’s also three drive modes (Normal, Eco and Power).
Equipment-wise, the 2.0E comes with 16-inch alloy wheels, automatic halogen headlamps, a black/silver front grille, body-coloured side mirrors and door handles, a regular meter panel, a basic head unit, manual air-conditioning with rear vents, a urethane steering wheel with media controls and a urethane gear knob.
It also gets keyless entry and start, black fabric upholstery, manual front seats a 60:40 split-folding second row bench, a 50:50 split-folding third row bench, a cooled upper glove box, VSC, ABS, EBD, brake assist and seven airbags.
The 2.0G adds on chrome side mirrors and door handles, an Optitron meter panel with a 4.2-inch multi-info display, a nine-inch Display Audio head unit with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, a reverse camera, a panoramic view monitor, automatic air-conditioning, Vehicle Telematics System (VTS) a leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear knob, an easy-close tailgate, an ambient lighting system, a blind spot monitor with rear cross traffic alert and a panoramic view monitor.
At the top, the 2.0X gets 17-inch alloys, automatic LED projector headlamps, LED DRLs, combination leather seats, an eight-way powered driver’s seat and second-row captain seats. The variant also gets an exterior styling kit, including front and rear bumper spoilers, overfenders, new bodyside mouldings and redesigned side skirts.
In terms of additional options, the 2.0G and 2.0X can be specified with front and rear digital video recorders (dashcams) that are part of the Tech-Up package for RM1,100, with the other accessory being premium security and solar film for RM2,120.
As for the 2.0E, you can add items like front and rear DVRs (RM1,100), a blind spot monitor (RM2,000), VTS (RM2,000) as well as a DVD-AVX system with a reverse camera for RM3,990, or RM6,590 with a panoramic view monitor.
Colour options include Medium Silver Metallic, Silver Metallic, Attitude Black Mica, Bronze Mica Metallic, Phantom Brown Metallic and Super White II, although the 2.0X can also be had with an exclusive Crimson Spark Red Metallic. A five-year, unlimited-mileage vehicle warranty is standard with every purchase.
GALLERY: 2021 Toyota Innova 2.0X (pre-update)
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Affordable MPV for children
No AEB no buy! Think of the children!
At least got some part of ADAS
Agreed,may not have full ADAS but at least it’s complete with ABS with EBD and BA,VSC,TRC,HAC,ESS,alarm system with immobilizer and Isofix child seat anchor points
How come no hybrid? I thought 2021/22 comes with hybrid?
Just because UMW outsold Honda malaysia by 2000 plus cars last month,doesnt justify a price increase for Toyota cars.
In fact,the reverse should happen.Prices maintained but with updated features.
Just shambolic UMW has resorted to this market practice.
High time the rakyat have a moratorium to buy new cars,see whether these unscrupulous distributors walk away from such unhealthy practices or not.
Small Vellfire
For that kind of price,I rather scout the market for a recon Vellfire,send to a renowned car spa to enhance it.
Of course new cars have advantages,without resorting to much repairs during the warranty period.
However,the rakyat must let their hard earned money give them what they deserve.
New, doesn’t equate to value for money.
Comfort,safety,fair maintenance,and reasonable fuel consumption should equate to value for money,not merely getting the “new car smell”which disappears after a few months.
Cannot compare. Innova is small mpv and Vellfire is luxury mpv
Sorry there will be cons comparing buying new cars
Innova is SUV while Vellfire is MPV, how did you mix both?
Innova is MPV. Where got such thing as Innova is SUV.
Reliable Naturally Aspirated Engine
Better Fuel Efficient
Cheaper Maintenance Cost
Look decent
Good improvement
Getting premium
Now come with wireless charger
Take my money
Mantap .5 tahun guna Innova memang kualitinya sangat cemerlang.HEBAT
Design is so horrible. Totally no taste at all
Went to Indonesia, to ride this car from hotel to many attractive places, more comfortable including leg position. Will buy this.
Gorgeous car
Nice workhorse
Hopefully UMW Toyota Malaysia will bring in the all new Innova Zenix into Malaysia.