Here is a digital representation of the Adventure edition of the recently unveiled Toyota Innova Hycross. The Hycross, which Toyota has introduced, will be sold alongside the current Innova Crysta. Therefore, the former will be targeted at customers looking for a version of the dependable Innova that resembles an SUV. The Hycross has a contemporary cabin with the newest technology and convenience features to make it even more alluring. Let’s take a look at what this digital artist was able to accomplish after digitally altering the Hycross for the time being, though.
- Toyota recently unveiled the Innova Hycross for the Indian market.
- Digital artists have started coming up with innovative iterations of the SUV-ish Innova.
- There are options of a 2.0-litre petrol and a 2.0-litre petrol hybrid engine with the Innova Hycross.
Toyota Innova Hycross Adventure Concept
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The digital artist SRK Designs has uploaded a video demonstrating how they changed the standard Hycross into the adventure edition. Numerous changes have been made to the fascia at the front. In order to emphasise its sportiness, a rugged skid plate is added to the massive grille, which is painted in a theme of black. The chunky Toyota badging is reminiscent of other well-known Toyota trucks and SUVs from the international market.
The wheel arches are now encased in black plastic cladding on the sides, the alloy wheels have a dark theme, there is prominent side body cladding, the side pillars are black, there is a body graphic indicating mountains, a sign of adventure, and a massive luggage rack is mounted atop the SUV. The LED headlamps are quite stylish, and they remind us of the current Fortuner Legender. Overall, the appearance has been beefed up to match that daring outlook.
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Specs
The Innova Hycross will be powered by a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing 174 PS and 205 Nm of peak power and torque, as well as a 2.0-litre petrol engine combined with a hybrid system producing 186 PS and 206 Nm of peak power and torque. There will only be an automatic transmission option. More importantly, the hybrid powertrain’s claimed mileage is 21.1 km/l. The regular petrol engine will have significantly lower mileage. How did you think this digital illustration turned out?
