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Last updated: 08 Feb, 2017  

Toyota.9.Thmb.jpg Toyota launches new 'Dual-Tone' Etios Liva

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SME Times News Bureau | 08 Feb, 2017
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Tuesday launched the new 'Dual-Tone' Etios Liva at an (ex-showroom Mumbai) price starting at Rs 5.94 lakh for its petrol powered version and Rs 7.24 lakh for its diesel variant.

"The new generation Dual-Tone Etios Liva' is a whole package with the best in class safety features, fuel efficiency, space, stylish looks, quality and performance," N. Raja, Director and Senior Vice President (Sales and Marketing), TKM, said in a statement.

"It sets a benchmark in safety with standardised dual air bags and anti-lock braking system (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution (EBD) across all grades which is the first in the industry."

According to the company, the new hatchback model sports chrome fog lamp bezels, electrically foldable ORVMs (outside rear-view mirror) and diamond cut alloy wheels.
 
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