The Japanese automobile manufacturer Toyota has officially launched the Toyota Glanza facelift on October 14, 2026, showcasing the model and revealing all the details. The launch took place in a total of five variants; they are E, S, G, V, and V(O).
The ex-showroom announcement happened only for the pure-petrol version that is available with the manual transmission. Prices for pure-petrol with an automatic gearbox and petrol-CNG with both transmissions are still pending.
The 2026 Toyota Glanza goes on sale with many new features and design upgrades. The powertrain also changes for this car. Many things for this vehicle remain familiar to the earlier one, such as dimensions, underpinning, and suspension.
Prices start from ₹7 lakh.
For now, Toyota has only announced the price for the updated Toyota Glanza that comes with a pure-petrol powertrain with a manual gearbox. Reportedly, they will announce the price for the rest shortly. In the table below, we have shared the variant-wise ex-showroom price.
| Variant | Price (ex-showroom) |
| E | ₹6.99 lakh |
| S | ₹7.71 lakh |
| G | ₹8.73 lakh |
| V | ₹9.99 lakh |
| V(O) | ₹10.49 lakh |
As per reports, with the launch, Toyota has started booking at the dealership and company’s website with the token amount of ₹11,000, and they are going to start the delivery in early November 2026. Notably, the actual delivery date still needs an official confirmation.
Seven color options are available.
The refreshed Toyota Glanza has made its debut with a total of seven color options, out of which five are those that the Toyota offered with the outgoing model and two are new offerings. These color options are Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue, Sportin Red, Bluish Black, and Digital Teal Green.
Among these colors, the first five are those that are available with the existing Toyota Glanza, and the last two are the options that are new. These two new color options make this car more stunning; anyone who is making a purchase decision should definitely think of these two options.
Level 2 ADAS suite offered.
The Toyota says that the Toyota Glanza facelift’s top-end variant V(O) is equipped with the Level 2 Advanced Driving Assistant system suite featuring Adaptive Cruise Control, Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist, and High Beam Assist. These features are set to significantly improve the driving experience for Glanza drivers.
Level 2 ADAS is counted as safety features. Other safety goodies that the Toyota has introduced for this recently launched car are a 360-degree camera and a tire pressure monitoring system. These are features that ensure better safety because the first one gives a surround view and the latter alerts when tire pressure goes down.
The cabin is now more premium.
For the first time, the Toyota has positioned the Toyota Glanza with ventilated front seats. This feature is set to provide more comfort for co-passengers and drivers, especially during Indian summer. Another notable additional inside the cabin is a wireless smartphone charging pad, which helps with charging the computable phone without plugging.
The nine-inch digital instrument cluster, and also a head-up display, is available. Toyota itself has confirmed these features: the display shows all the driving data, while the HUD will project some crucial information on the windshield. Automatic climate control, dedicated rear AC vents, and other features are available for comfort and convenience.
New three-cylinder engine available.
The Toyota Glanza facelift features a 1.2-liter Z12E, a 3-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol-powered internal combustion engine. Regarding the powertrain, Toyota has confirmed that both the five-speed manual and five-speed automated manual gearboxes are available, but depending on fuel, they perform differently.
The pure-petrol version delivers 83 hp and 112 Nm, and the CNG-petrol trim puts out 70 hp and 102 Nm on CNG mode, but on petrol mode, it cranks the same as the pure-petrol, as per the Toyota. Officially revealing also confirms that both powertrain options are available with a front-wheel-drive drivetrain.
The Toyota says that with the MT and AMT, the pure-petrol gives ARAI-certified mileage of 23.80 km/l and 24.77 km/l, respectively, and the CNG-petrol version on CNG mode gives the claimed fuel efficiency of 33.61 km/kg with the MT and 34.47 km/kg with the AMT. The rear-world may vary.
