The Etios and the Liva now get dual-airbags, ABS and ISOFIX child-seat mount as standard across variants.43 lakh (both prices ex-showroom Mumbai). Notably, only the top-spec Toyotas got these safety features before the update.30 lakhPREM - Rs 8. The RivalsWhile the Etios sedan goes up against the likes of the Renault Scala and the Nissan Sunny, the Liva hatchback will rival the Nissan Micra, the Renault Pulse, the Hyundai Grand i10 and the Maruti Suzuki Swift.SafetyToyota scores big brownie points in our books for this move.25 lakh, while the Etios costs Rs 6. The manufacturer claims the vehicle will be compliant to safety regulations that may come into force a few years down the line. The DriveBoth vehicles carry forward their existing 1.

The layout is identical too, which means the instrument cluster continues to be centrally mounted and you get two vertically stacked air vents right below it.83 lakhHIGH - Rs 7.24 lakhDLX - Rs 5.61 lakhDLX - Rs 6. The Etios has been crash tested already, where it scored four-stars. Do let us know what you think of the updated Etios and the Liva through the comments section below.58 lakhHIGH - Rs 5.56 lakhDLX - Rs 7.28 lakhDieselSTD - Rs 6. We will be driving them soon; so do stay tuned for an in-depth review.44 lakhPlatinum Etios PetrolSTD - Rs 6. The hatchback sibling of the Etios and the most-affordable Toyota in India, the Liva, gets a similar set of updates as well.74 lakhDieselSTD - Rs 7.Etios LivaPetrolSTD - Rs 5. Other features, including a leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering with mounted controls, a 2DIN music system and the manual air-conditioning are carried over as is.

The Etios Liva is available at a starting price of Rs 5. While there are no OEM Stainless steel drum Manufacturers updates to the side profile, the rear houses a new bumper and a slab of chrome for that touch of premiumness.17 lakhPREM - Rs 7. Toyota has thrown in a few updates to keep the package fresh, but there's nothing major to talk about.

The cluster itself is different, though, and features a digital tachometer and a speedometer.5-litre petrol motors, and share the current 1.02 lakhPREM - Rs 7. A few feel-good features – such as all four power windows, electrically foldable wing mirrors, a rear armrest and a folding rear seat for additional cargo – have made their way into the update.2-litre and 1. The manufacturer also claims that the cabin is up to 7 per cent quieter, with improved noise, vibration and harshness levels.43 lakhDLX - Rs 6. Usage of chrome is slightly subdued now, and the new face looks quite upmarket compared to the outgoing iteration. We expect the Etios to be no different in terms of space.Japanese auto giant, Toyota, has given another update to the Etios sedan. That said, we are slightly bummed that Toyota isn't offering the all-digital instrument cluster and the touchscreen audio unit like it does for overseas markets.com .

That's all you need to know about the updated Etios twins. Notably, the updated looks will be made available to private buyers and not commerical buyers / fleet operators.However, Toyota claim to have improved occupant comfort, by altering the seat base. The CabinNo major updates here either, as the Etios gets a grey-ivory colour combo for the dash. It continues to get the friendly Toyota face, albeit with a new grille and a new bumper.94 lakhHIGH - Rs 7.4-litre diesel as well.Source: CarDekho. While the petrol motors make 80PS and 90PS, respectively, the diesel is good for 68PS.87 lakh(* - all prices, ex-showroom Mumbai)The LooksThe Etios retains its inoffensive styling with the update

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