Toyota Glanza facelift launched at Rs 6.99 lakh: variant prices and Mumbai buying guide

By Arjun Ramanarayanan, IndiCar · Published 14 October 2026 · News

The Toyota Glanza facelift starts at Rs 6.99 lakh ex-showroom, Rs 26,000 more than before. Variant prices, the CNG and AMT options, ADAS on the V (O), and what to confirm before booking in Mumbai.

Key takeaways

The Glanza facelift starts at Rs 6.99 lakh ex-showroom, Rs 26,000 more than before, and goes up to Rs 10.98 lakh for the V (O) AMT.
CNG is offered only on the S and G trims, and the CNG AMT costs Rs 55,000 more than the CNG manual.
Gaadiwaadi reports that Level 2 ADAS is reserved for the new V (O) grade.
IndiCar's 12 October 2026 Mumbai list still reflects the outgoing ex-showroom price, so get the facelift's written on-road breakup before you book.
Reports say deliveries start in the first week of November 2026.

According to launch reports, the facelifted Toyota Glanza starts at Rs 6.99 lakh ex-showroom for the E petrol manual and goes up to Rs 10.98 lakh for the V (O) AMT. The new base price is Rs 26,000 more than the outgoing car's Rs 6.73 lakh. Reports say deliveries start in the first week of November 2026. If you are buying in Mumbai, one caution comes first. IndiCar's price list dated 12 October 2026 still shows the E petrol manual at an ex-showroom Rs 6,73,000, which is the outgoing model's starting price. Do not read those on-road figures as facelift prices until IndiCar confirms the new itemised breakup in writing.

Glanza facelift ex-showroom prices by variant

There are five trims: E, S, G, V and V (O). Petrol comes with all five. CNG is offered only on the S and G. Motoroids reports that Toyota has not released a complete price list covering every fuel and gearbox combination, so the figures below come from launch reports. Rushlane and ZigWheels list the same petrol AMT prices.

Trim	Petrol manual	Petrol AMT	CNG manual	CNG AMT
E	Rs 6.99 lakh	Not listed	Not offered	Not offered
S	Rs 7.71 lakh	Rs 8.31 lakh	Rs 8.76 lakh	Rs 9.31 lakh
G	Rs 8.73 lakh	Rs 9.33 lakh	Rs 9.68 lakh	Rs 10.23 lakh
V	Rs 9.99 lakh	Rs 10.59 lakh	Not offered	Not offered
V (O)	Rs 10.49 lakh	Rs 10.98 lakh	Not offered	Not offered

On the CNG side, the AMT costs Rs 55,000 more than the matching CNG manual on both the S and the G.

What Mumbai on-road looks like on IndiCar's current list

IndiCar's current list prices 9 variant and powertrain combinations for an individual registration in Mumbai. The cheapest is the E Petrol Manual at Rs 8,03,513 (8.04 lakh) on-road. Here is the breakup:

Item	Amount
Ex-showroom price	Rs 6,73,000
RTO registration and road tax (Mumbai, individual)	Rs 92,631
Insurance (first-year comprehensive)	Rs 36,382
FASTag	Rs 1,500
On-road total	Rs 8,03,513

On this list, registration, road tax, insurance and FASTag add Rs 1,30,513 to the ex-showroom price. The ex-showroom figure matches the outgoing Glanza's Rs 6.73 lakh, not the facelift's Rs 6.99 lakh. The most expensive entry has the same problem. It shows the V Petrol AMT at Rs 11,74,477 (11.74 lakh) on-road on an ex-showroom of Rs 9,99,000, but launch reports put the facelift V AMT at Rs 10.59 lakh, and Rs 9.99 lakh is the reported V manual price. CarWale separately lists a Mumbai on-road price of Rs 8.23 lakh for the Glanza. Treat the list as a guide to how the Mumbai charges are made up. IndiCar will give you the facelift's written, itemised on-road price before you book. You can see the current entry on the E Petrol Manual page.

What each step up the range adds

The reports do not give a full feature split by trim. These are the differences they do confirm:

E (Rs 6.99 lakh): petrol manual only, with no AMT price listed. V3Cars says it comes in four colours: white, blue, silver and grey.
S (from Rs 7.71 lakh): the cheapest trim with an AMT (Rs 8.31 lakh) and the cheapest with CNG (Rs 8.76 lakh manual, Rs 9.31 lakh AMT). It is offered in every colour except green.
G (from Rs 8.73 lakh): the other CNG trim (Rs 9.68 lakh manual, Rs 10.23 lakh AMT), and the first trim in all seven colours, including Digital Teal Green.
V (from Rs 9.99 lakh): petrol only, in manual or AMT, in all seven colours.
V (O) (from Rs 10.49 lakh): the new top grade. Gaadiwaadi reports that Level 2 ADAS is reserved for it.

Reports also list front seat ventilation, a cooled wireless phone charger, a 360-degree camera and six airbags without saying which trims get them. IndiCar will give you the feature sheet for your chosen variant before you book.

Engine, CNG and claimed mileage

Motorbeam reports a new 1.2-litre, three-cylinder Z12E petrol engine making 83 PS and 112.4 Nm. In CNG form it makes 51.3 kW (around 70 PS) and 101.8 Nm. Claimed mileage, according to Motoroids:

Petrol manual: 23.80kmpl
Petrol AMT: 24.77kmpl
CNG manual: 33.61km/kg
CNG AMT: 34.47km/kg

These are claimed figures, and this article does not cover fuel prices or running costs. The CNG manual's purchase premium alone does not tell you whether CNG pays back for your driving.

Safety, ADAS and new features

The Level 2 ADAS package includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, lane-departure warning, lane-departure prevention, autonomous emergency braking and high-beam assist. The wider safety list includes six airbags, ABS with EBD, vehicle stability control, hill-hold control, a tyre pressure monitoring system and the 360-degree camera. On the outside, the facelift gets redesigned fog lamp housings with LED fog lamps, a gloss-black lower lip, new side skirts, a shark-fin antenna and dual-tone 16-inch alloy wheels. The seven colours are Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue, Sportin Red, Bluish Black and Digital Teal Green.

How it compares with the old Glanza and the Baleno

The starting price is up Rs 26,000 over the previous Glanza, which began at Rs 6.73 lakh. CarWale reports that the Glanza is Rs 1 lakh more expensive than the equivalent Baleno facelift variant. If ADAS is on your list, the V (O) is the grade to price. If it is not, the reports give no feature reason to stretch to the top of the range.

Who each variant suits

E: you want the lowest entry price, are happy with a manual and can choose from four colours.
S: you want an automatic or CNG at the lowest reported price in the range.
G: you want CNG with the full choice of seven colours.
V (O): you want the ADAS features, which Gaadiwaadi says only this grade gets.

These suggestions are based on purchase price, gearbox, fuel and colour availability only. They do not account for running costs.

How to buy the Glanza facelift through IndiCar

Choose your trim, fuel and gearbox in the Toyota Glanza configurator, then book on indicar.in with a refundable reservation. Before you book, IndiCar confirms in writing:

the facelift's itemised on-road price for Mumbai, Navi Mumbai or Thane
stock of your chosen variant and colour
your delivery date
the feature sheet for the variant

IndiCar sources the car from partner dealer stock and handles registration, insurance and delivery. You deal only with IndiCar. To see how the Mumbai charges add up for any price, use the on-road price calculator.

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Buying a new car through IndiCar

IndiCar sells new cars in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane. You buy a new car from IndiCar at the on-road price shown on its car page, with every line itemised: ex-showroom, registration, insurance, TCS and FASTag. You book online with a refundable reservation, and IndiCar sources the car from partner dealer stock and handles the registration, insurance, paperwork and delivery.

You deal only with IndiCar from quote to delivery. Your phone number is never passed to a dealer, and you do not need to take the quote to a showroom to negotiate. See on-road prices and book or get a WhatsApp quote on +91 85916 41004.

Frequently asked questions

What is the starting price of the Toyota Glanza facelift?

Launch reports put it at Rs 6.99 lakh ex-showroom for the E petrol manual. That is Rs 26,000 more than the previous Glanza, which started at Rs 6.73 lakh.

Which Glanza facelift variants come with CNG?

Only the S and G. The S CNG manual is Rs 8.76 lakh and the G CNG manual is Rs 9.68 lakh. The CNG AMT versions cost Rs 55,000 more, at Rs 9.31 lakh and Rs 10.23 lakh.

Which Glanza variant gets ADAS?

Gaadiwaadi reports that Level 2 ADAS is reserved for the new V (O) grade. The package includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, lane-departure warning and prevention, autonomous emergency braking and high-beam assist.

When do Glanza facelift deliveries start?

Reports say deliveries begin in the first week of November 2026. Toyota's booking amount is reported as Rs 11,000. If you buy through IndiCar, you book with a refundable reservation, and IndiCar confirms your delivery date in writing before you book.

What is the Glanza's on-road price in Mumbai?

IndiCar's list dated 12 October 2026 shows the E Petrol Manual at Rs 8,03,513 on-road, but on an ex-showroom of Rs 6,73,000, which matches the outgoing model. IndiCar will give you the facelift's itemised on-road price in writing before you book.

What mileage does the Glanza facelift claim?

The claimed figures are 23.80kmpl for the petrol manual, 24.77kmpl for the petrol AMT, 33.61km/kg for the CNG manual and 34.47km/kg for the CNG AMT.

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