Toyota Rush mini SUV facelift ready for Indonesia - Spied

19/03/2015 - 03:53 Toyota Rush, Toyota Shrawan Raja

Cosmetic changes gives it the legs to run until the next gen is ready.

AutonetMagz has published spyshots and the pricing of the Toyota Rush facelift, whose brochure was leaked a few days ago. As per the site, the car will be launched shortly with a 16 million IDR (INR 76,619) price increase.

Toyota Rush facelift front Indonesia specification — The front is refreshed with a new glossy grille and deeply cut bumper.

As for the cosmetic changes, at the front the car gains a silver skid plate, new grille and black accent on the bumper. At the back, a new two-tone roof spoiler, rear bumper, chrome embellishment on the rear door, new spare tire housing, LED taillights with clear lens covers, and new branding round up the differences.

The interior features a new leather steering, instrument cluster and a multimedia system, that appears to be a touchscreen unit with navigation function.

Toyota Rush facelift rear Indonesia specification — Clear lens taillights, new spare wheel cover and two-tone bumper round up the changes at the rear.

Hill Start Assist and stability control would be deleted, while Toyota will put three rows of seats as standard across variants, an anonymous tipster said in a letter to the popular Indonesian site.

As per the leaked price list, the ten variants of the Toyota Rush facelift will cost from 233.2 million IDR (INR 11.16 lakhs) to 262.8 million IDR (INR 12.58 lakhs). All variants are equipped with the 1.5-liter petrol engine that generates 107.5 bhp and 141.2 Nm of torque. It comes paired to either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic.

Toyota Rush facelift Indonesia price — 5 variants will be fitted with a four-speed AT, while the rest has the five-speed manual.

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While five variants are equipped with automatic transmission, the two most expensive variants are accessorized versions of the already rich TRD variants. TKM have already ruled out the current gen Rush for India, citing the lack of a diesel engine option.

[Source - AutonetMagz.com]