Al-Futtaim Toyota brings fuel saving Innova to the UAE

Al-Futtaim Toyota has announced the launch of the all-new Innova in the UAE, now available for the first time in a class-leading hybrid electric model offers 24.3 km/l consumption rate.

The spacious vehicle blends “sleek design with comfort, functionality and efficiency”, and comes equipped with a host of advanced features that cater to the needs of Toyota’s most discerning customers, claimed the distributor.

The Toyota Innova’s  design styling has shifted considerably, from a traditional Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) to a more dynamic SUV-like design with a sophisticated façade thanks in part to the vehicle’s body being changed from a body-on-frame structure to a new monocoque structure.

At 4,760 mm long, 1,845 mm wide, and 1,970 mm high, the Toyota Innova’s external dimensions open into a generous cabin with ample room for passengers and luggage.

The vehicle has a high-lifted and powerful stance combined with a dynamic side silhouette, coupled with uncompromised attention to on-road comfort.

This, along with the introduction of a 5th generation hybrid electric system with EV mode, has seen the Toyota Innova reemerge to be pitched as a stylish and customer-friendly vehicle, but a highly eco-friendly choice for today’s discerning consumers.

“We are delighted to introduce the all-new Toyota Innova, a vehicle that offers unparalleled spaciousness, luggage space and peace of mind to our customers in the UAE,” said Jacques Brent, Managing Director of Al-Futtaim Toyota & Lexus.

“The all-new Toyota Innova embodies our strategy of adding cars to our range that will be loved by millennial families with global values, that are both eco-friendly and people-friendly. For the first time in the Innova’s history, it is now available with a hybrid electric powertrain in the UAE, highlighting Al-Futtaim Toyota’s long-standing commitment to providing more choices for sustainable mobility, and working towards achieving a carbon-neutral society in support of the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 vision.”