Toyota Rumion Festival Edition Launched With Complimentary Accessories Worth Over Rs 20,000

Quick Highlights

• Toyota Rumion limited Festival Edition launched.

• Gets dealer-fitted complimentary accessory package worth Rs 20,608.

• Available until this month's end (October 31).

• Available across all three variants of the Rumion (S, G and V).

• There are no mechanical changes made.

• Prices for the Rumion range between Rs 10.44 lakh to Rs 13.73 lakh (ex-showroom).

The Rumion is the third car in Toyota's lineup, following the Taisor and Glanza, to receive a Limited Festival Edition this Diwali season. This new edition doesn’t demand a premium, nor does it feature any changes to the existing model. Instead, you get a complimentary set of accessories for both the exterior and interior until October 31.

So, if you’re eager to get an accessorized Rumion without spending extra from your pocket, we recommend visiting your nearest dealership soon. But before you do, here’s a quick overview of what all is included:

Toyota Rumion Limited Festive Edition: Overview

 This entire package is worth Rs 20,608 if purchased separately, meaning you’re saving those bucks with this edition. As mentioned earlier, the package includes a variety of accessory elements to enhance the car's exterior, some necessities like the mud flaps and door visors as well as a carpet mat for the vehicle's floor. Several of these body garnishes, including the number plate trim, will add a touch of style and shine, elevating the car’s appearance over the standard model.

The Toyota Rumion comes with essential features like a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, push-button start/stop, automatic AC, keyless entry and auto fold ORVMs. For safety, it gets 4 airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control, hill hold assist, ISOFIX and a rearview camera with parking sensors.

Here’s a look at the two engine options in its powertrain setup:

 The price for the Toyota Rumion ranges between Rs 10.44 lakh to Rs 13.73 lakh (ex-showroom). It competes against the MPV likes of Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Kia Carens, Renault Triber and Mahindra Marazzo and is a more affordable alternative to its family Innova nameplate.