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    Rs. 5.63 - 7.80 Lakh
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    Etios Liva Price List in India (Variants)

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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 5.68 Lakh
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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 5.84 Lakh
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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 6.00 Lakh
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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 6.37 Lakh
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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 6.49 Lakh
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    1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 18.16 kmpl, 79 bhp
    Rs. 6.70 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.01 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.11 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.28 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.52 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.64 Lakh
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    1364 cc, Diesel, Manual, 23.59 kmpl, 67 bhp
    Rs. 7.85 Lakh
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    Toyota Etios Liva Car Specifications

    PriceRs. 5.68 Lakh onwards
    Mileage18.16 to 23.59 kmpl
    Engine1197 cc & 1364 cc
    Fuel TypePetrol & Diesel
    TransmissionManual
    Seating Capacity5 Seater

    Toyota Etios Liva Summary

    Toyota Etios Liva Price:

    Toyota Etios Liva price starts at Rs. 5.68 Lakh and goes upto Rs. 7.85 Lakh. The price of Petrol variant for Etios Liva ranges between Rs. 5.68 Lakh - Rs. 6.70 Lakh and the price of Diesel variant for Etios Liva ranges between Rs. 7.01 Lakh - Rs. 7.85 Lakh.

    Toyota Etios Liva Variants:

    Etios Liva is available in 12 variants. All the variants are Manual.

    Toyota Etios Liva Colours:

    Etios Liva is offered in 9 colours: Vermilion Red, Classic grey, Harmony Biege, Celestial Black, Silver mica Metallic, Vermilion Red / Celestial Black, Super White / Celestial Black, White and Inferno Orange / Celestial Black. However, some of these colours are available in specific variants.

    Toyota Etios Liva Competitors:

    Etios Liva is competing against Maruti Suzuki Celerio, Renault Kwid, Tata Tiago NRG, Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, Tata Tiago, Maruti Suzuki Wagon R, Maruti Suzuki Alto K10, Tata Tiago EV and Citroen C3.

    How is the Toyota Etios Liva car?

    • Pros

      • Loads of cabin space
      • Fuel efficient engines
      • Comfortable ride quality
    • Cons

      • Boring exterior and interior design 
      • Fit and finish isn’t great
      • Engines lack punch

    Toyota Etios Liva Verdict

    Although the Toyota Etios Liva has limited appeal, be it in terms of performance or aesthetics, it has its set of strengths. The hugely spacious cabin, comfortable seating for five people, fuel efficient engines and absorbent ride makes it a competent product. So the Liva is for people who are looking for a big, comfortable, fuss-free hatch but are ready to ignore the fact that it isn’t exciting or feels dated as compared to the competition.

    Toyota Etios Liva Car Review

    The updated Toyota Etios Liva has arrived at a fairly appropriate time for its Japanese carmaker. Sales of mid-size hatchbacks are booming owing to the current festive spirit as well as the long-running change in buying trends – buyers are now opting for large hatchbacks more than ever.

    What is it?

    The updated Toyota Etios Liva has arrived at a fairly appropriate time for its Japanese carmaker. Sales of mid-size hatchbacks are booming owing to the current festive spirit as well as the long-running change in buying trends – buyers are now opting for large hatchbacks more than ever. In other words, it’s a hot segment to be throwing a new model into. So what’s ‘new’ in the fresh-for-2016 Etios Liva? 

    For starters, the front and rear bumpers are entirely new, the front more so. The fascia, in fact, is agreeably livelier than before, thanks to the animated look of the gaping grille and the chrome surrounds on the revised fog lamp housings. At the sides, you get the brilliant looking 15-inch alloys (first seen on the Sportivo trim) and as for the rear, there’s not much to differentiate except for the mildly restyled bumper. The updated Liva, then, is not much different than before but if you have got a liking for simple designs it will manage to leave a good impression, especially if it’s finished in the Ultramarine blue shade you see here.

    How is it on the inside?

    Inside, standard fare includes the centrally-mounted instrument cluster and some quirky design bits like the vertically stacked air vents, just like in the old car. Now the layout may remain unchanged though what’s new is the dual tone treatment for the dashboard and a revised instrument panel. In terms of operability, the layout of controls and switchgear is clutter free and easy to use, however, there is still room for improvement when it comes to fit and finish. Sure, the cabin plastics have proved to be durable over the years but the overall design of the interior is starting to look old - small car cabins (Read: Hyundai Grand i10, Ford Figo) have improved drastically in the past couple of years, after all. 

    No such grouses with the seats and overall comfort. The driving position itself is good and with height adjustment for the steering and the driver’s seat, it doesn't take much time to find a comfortable position. The large glasshouse and thin A and B pillars add to the ease of driving this fairly lightweight car. At the rear, there's plenty of leg room and the flat rear bench means three adults can sit abreast in comfort. That said, under thigh support isn’t the most generous in this class – Toyota could have traded off some rear legroom for a longer seat base. All in all, the Liva continues to be as practical as the Etios sedan though there is a sizeable difference when it comes to boot space. While the latter houses a big 595-litre boot, the Liva has to do with less than half that with 251-litre of room.

    How does it drive?

    The updated Etios Liva can be had with either a 79bhp/104Nm 1.2-litre petrol or a 67bhp/170Nm 1.4-litre diesel engine. For this test, we have the free-revving petrol model that’s paired to a 5-speed maual gearbox.

    With decent power and torque figures, the petrol Etios Liva gets off the line well and feels zippy around town. This is certainly helped by the light clutch action and good mid-range punch from the engine. While the latter certainly cannot be accused of being performance focused, it does the job of pottering around town well enough. The 5-speed manual, too, does a good job of slicing through the gears with minimal effort. Even if your daily driving involves spending a lot of time in traffic, you won’t find the Liva to be uncomfortable. 

    Progress is less impressive once you leave the city and hit highway speeds. The measly output means the Liva doesn’t pull as strongly as you would like, once above triple digit speeds. While the engine itself remains decently smooth if not the smoothest in class, the cabin is slightly on the noisy side. There’s some amount of road noise and wind noise filtering into the cabin - it’s not a concern within the city, but it’s definitely a factor on the highway. 

    Like the old car, the ride quality is perhaps the strongest suite of the updated Liva. As you would expect, the suspension setup is on the softer side, however, the calibration is such that the Liva never feels overly soft or loose, even over large bumps and imperfections. At highway speeds it does tend to bounce around a bit especially when unladen but again, it’s not a worry at all. Overall, the ride quality is pretty much at the top in this segment. 

    Why should I buy one?

    It’s an open secret that the Liva’s appeal is fairly limited, especially in the wake of much newer rivals. That being said, the little Toyota is hard to fault when it comes to ride quality and reliability. What’s more, Toyota has made constant improvements towards the safety aspect as well. As a result, the updated Etios Liva gets ABS with EBD and dual airbags as standard across all variants, meaning even the no-frills entry-level variants benefit from these essential safety aids. 

    Where does it fit in?

    The updated Etios Liva is currently on sale with ex-showroom prices ranging between Rs 5.24 lakh to Rs 6.28 lakh for petrol-powered model whereas the diesel range is between Rs 6.1 lakh and Rs 7.44 lakh. At this price point, the Toyota competes with a bunch of mid-size hatchbacks including the Ford Figo, Nissan Micra and the Hyundai Grand i10. 

     

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    Toyota Etios Liva Colours

    Toyota Etios Liva is available/sold in the following colours in India.

    Vermilion Red
    Vermilion Red

    Toyota Etios Liva Mileage

    Toyota Etios Liva mileage claimed by ARAI is 18.16 to 23.59 kmpl. The petrol variant has a mileage of 18.16 kmpl. The diesel variant has a mileage of 23.59 kmpl.

    PowertrainARAI Mileage
    Petrol - Manual

    (1197 cc)

    18.16 kmpl
    Diesel - Manual

    (1364 cc)

    23.59 kmpl
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    Toyota Etios Liva User Reviews

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      Powerful compact car I ever drive. If you are looking for Power, speed you can blindly go for this car (just you have to compromise on mileage). I have a petrol version which gives me around 10-11 mileage in the city. This is a major drawback for the petrol variant. This is a very less maintenance car and you can Toyota engines are speechless. We are not enough smart to comment about Toyota's engine, you can hassle-free run this engine about to 2L km.
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    • My Journey - My Etios .. Its Perfect.
      1. Buying Experience is very Good. 2. Driving experience is always very good. 3. This is THE PERFECT car for heavy running. 4. Looks do not matter, performance is Best. 5. Low servicing & maintenance costs. It's like - "Form is Temporary, Class is permanent.
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      Engine is well refined and picks well, though lacks grunt.Body design looks outmoded but performs better than its rivals. Absorbs the bumps on the road. A perfect car for a person who wants it spacious, in-budget, reliable car with no high service costs and can compromise with tech and design.
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    • Say no to Toyota Petrol Engine car.
      1. Buying Experience was bad. When I asked for a test drive, they gave a diesel car, but I wanted to purchase petrol model. They were claiming both are same in driving but after purchase when I drive my car the experience was 50 -100. 2. Car Cabin noise. Suspension was very Hard. Material quality is very cheap Handling and Quality is very Good and feel like an SUV. 3. Performance in Petrol Engine is very bad and mileage is also bad at 10 to 12 km/l for a 1198cc engine. This is very low. Looks also bad interior and Exterior both 4. Very very very low maintenance and Servicing. 5. Pros :- Ride and Handling ,Toyota Brand Name Cons :- All other are cons And Big Cons is Petrol Engine of this Car.
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    • It's Simply the Best.. No matter, which car we drive in the days to come..
      Buying experience was good.. Driving experience at the hill side( Sikkim) is the best ...with turbo charged engine... Looks...it good. With dynamic style. Cutting off the air. With Zoom at the high way.. hitting 80 km/h within few second... Service and maintenance, there aren't any high cost. Part are quite durable... avoiding heading Workshop frequently... Wish Toyota should re generated this product with BS6 with upgraded interior...
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    FAQs About Toyota Etios Liva

    Q: What is the price of Toyota Etios Liva?
    Toyota has stopped the production of Toyota Etios Liva. The last recorded price of Toyota Etios Liva is Rs. 5.68 Lakh.

    Q: Which is Etios Liva Top Model?
    The top model of Toyota Etios Liva is VXD Dual Tone LE and the last recorded price for Etios Liva VXD Dual Tone LE is Rs. 7.85 Lakh.

    Q: Which car is better between Etios Liva and Celerio?
    Toyota Etios Liva price starts at Rs. 5.68 Lakh ex-showroom and it comes with 1197cc engine. Whereas, Celerio price starts at Rs. 5.36 Lakh ex-showroom and it comes with 998cc engine. Compare the two models to identify the best car for you.

    Q: Is there a new coming up Etios Liva?
    No, there is no running/upcoming Toyota Etios Liva.

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