Volkswagen Taigun vs Toyota Hyryder: Mumbai On-Road Prices

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

The Taigun starts at Rs 13,13,378 on-road in Mumbai and the Hyryder at Rs 13,78,398, a gap of Rs 65,020. At the top the gap widens to Rs 3,93,947, still in the Taigun's favour.

The Volkswagen Taigun is cheaper than the Toyota Hyryder at both ends of the range in Mumbai. The cheapest Taigun (Comfortline Petrol Manual) is Rs 13,13,378 on-road, against Rs 13,78,398 for the cheapest Hyryder (E Petrol Manual), a difference of Rs 65,020. The most expensive Taigun (GT Plus Sport Petrol Automatic) is Rs 22,96,277 and the most expensive Hyryder (V AWD Petrol Automatic) is Rs 26,90,224, a difference of Rs 3,93,947. These are IndiCar's own price list for Mumbai, individual registration, both dated 12 October 2026.

The Hyryder does offer something the Taigun does not in these facts: CNG and Hybrid versions.

The two cheapest variants, line by line

Both on-road prices are the sum of the same five items. Here is how each adds up in Mumbai:

The Taigun is lower on every line, with the ex-showroom line at Rs 10,99,900 against Rs 11,31,000. You can see the same itemised breakup for any variant on the Taigun page and the Hyryder page.

How much of each range sits under your budget

The Taigun has 11 priced variant combinations and the Hyryder has 13. Counting on-road prices in Mumbai:

• At or under Rs 15,00,000: 1 of 11 Taigun combinations and 1 of 13 Hyryder combinations. In both cases that is the cheapest variant, the entry petrol manual.
• At or under Rs 20,00,000: 8 of 11 Taigun combinations and 8 of 13 Hyryder combinations.
• At or under Rs 25,00,000: 12 of 13 Hyryder combinations. The one above is the V AWD Petrol Automatic at Rs 26,90,224.

If your ceiling is Rs 20 lakh, you have 8 choices in either car. The Taigun's choices are a larger share of its range; the Hyryder's include fuel options the Taigun does not have.

Automatics compared

The cheapest Taigun automatic is the Highline Petrol Automatic at Rs 16,42,180 on-road. The cheapest Hyryder automatic is the S Petrol Automatic at Rs 17,16,345. Mid-range automatics follow the same order: the Taigun Highline Plus Petrol Automatic is Rs 18,35,938 and the Hyryder G Petrol Automatic is Rs 19,53,853. If you want an automatic petrol, the Taigun is the lower on-road price at both of these points in the range.

The Hyryder's CNG and Hybrid options

The Hyryder is the only one of the two with CNG and Hybrid in these facts. The cheapest CNG is the S CNG Manual at Rs 16,21,158 on-road. The cheapest Hybrid is the S Hybrid Automatic at Rs 20,82,630 on-road. These prices tell you what you pay to buy; they do not cover fuel or running costs, so they cannot by themselves show whether CNG or Hybrid works out cheaper for your driving. If most of your kilometres are in Mumbai traffic, work out your own monthly running figure before choosing on purchase price alone.

What each step up the range adds

The facts give a full feature list only for the cheapest variant of each car, so here is what is confirmed and what is not.

• Taigun Comfortline Petrol Manual (Rs 13,13,378): ESC, ABS and EBD, multi-collision brakes, brake disc wiping, brake assist, anti-slip regulation and an electronic differential lock system. Infotainment is a 17.78 cm touchscreen with 6 speakers, Bluetooth, FM/AM, USB and wired App-Connect with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
• Hyryder E Petrol Manual (Rs 13,78,398): ventilated front disc brakes, rear disc brakes, dual front airbags, front side and curtain airbags, warning lamps and front seatbelt pretensioners with force limiters. Infotainment is 2 speakers and a 4.2-inch colour TFT info display.

On the entry cars, the Taigun's listed strength is its electronic braking and stability aids plus a touchscreen with phone connectivity. The Hyryder's listed strength is its airbag set. Neither list is a complete spec sheet, so do not read an absence from the list as an absence from the car.

Beyond the entry car, the price ladder shows where the steps are. In the Taigun: Rs 13,13,378 (Comfortline manual), Rs 16,42,180 (Highline automatic), Rs 18,35,938 (Highline Plus automatic), up to Rs 22,96,277 (GT Plus Sport automatic). In the Hyryder: Rs 13,78,398 (E manual), Rs 16,21,158 (S CNG manual), Rs 17,16,345 (S petrol automatic), Rs 19,53,853 (G petrol automatic), Rs 20,82,630 (S Hybrid automatic), up to Rs 26,90,224 (V AWD automatic). IndiCar gives you the feature sheet for the exact variant before you book, so you can see what each of those steps adds.

Which one suits whom

• Choose the Taigun if you want a petrol car at the lowest Mumbai on-road price, manual or automatic, and a touchscreen with 6 speakers on the entry variant.
• Choose the Hyryder if you want CNG or Hybrid, or an AWD option, and are fine paying more at each comparable point.
• If your budget is firm at Rs 15,00,000, you have exactly one variant in each car, so the entry-level comparison above is the whole decision.

What IndiCar confirms before you book

Before you pay the refundable reservation, IndiCar gives you in writing: whether the exact variant and colour is in partner dealer stock, the delivery date, the itemised on-road price and the feature sheet for that variant. You deal only with IndiCar, who also handle registration, insurance and delivery. To test other variants or a different registration, use the on-road price calculator.

How to buy through IndiCar

Pick the variant on the Taigun or Hyryder page, check the itemised price, and book on indicar.in with the refundable reservation. IndiCar then confirms stock, delivery date and the written breakup. Prices apply to Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane buyers.

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

Which is cheaper on-road in Mumbai, the Taigun or the Hyryder?

The Taigun. Its cheapest variant is Rs 13,13,378 against Rs 13,78,398 for the Hyryder, a difference of Rs 65,020. Its most expensive is Rs 22,96,277 against Rs 26,90,224, a difference of Rs 3,93,947.

Does the Taigun come in CNG or Hybrid?

Not in these facts. The Taigun is listed as petrol only, with manual and automatic gearboxes. The Hyryder is listed in Petrol, CNG and Hybrid.

What is the cheapest automatic in each car?

The Taigun Highline Petrol Automatic at Rs 16,42,180 on-road, and the Hyryder S Petrol Automatic at Rs 17,16,345 on-road.

How many variants are under Rs 20 lakh on-road?

8 of 11 Taigun combinations and 8 of 13 Hyryder combinations are at or under Rs 20,00,000 on-road in Mumbai.

What does IndiCar confirm before I book?

IndiCar confirms stock, the delivery date, the itemised on-road price and the feature sheet for your variant in writing before you book. The reservation is refundable.

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