Can’t Afford a Fortuner? Book the ‘Mini Fortuner’ Instead; Full Details Inside

New Delhi: Toyota company can launch its new SUV 'Land Cruiser FJ' in the first half of 2026. It can also be known as 'Mini Fortuner.' The Toyota Land Cruiser FJ is going to be a strong, off-road-capable, and stylish SUV. If it launches in India, it can prove to be a great option for mid-range SUV buyers. Now the Fortuner lovers are waiting for Toyota's official announcement. This vehicle was first introduced to the world through a teaser image in 2023, where it was shown along with other models of the Land Cruiser series, such as the LC300, LC250 (Prado), and 70 Series. Only after this did the company trademark the name 'FJ.' Design and Look So far Toyota has not fully made the design of this vehicle public, but some guesses can be made based on the teaser image released in 2023. The design of this SUV is going to be quite boxy and rough-tough, which makes it perfect for off-roading. It will be given modern LED headlights and taillights, which will give it a premium look. Apart from this, high ground clearance and thick tires will make it ready to run on any kind of road. The spare wheel mounted on the tailgate will make its classic SUV look even more attractive. Engine and Performance This vehicle can be given a 2.7-liter 2TR-FE naturally aspirated petrol engine, which will produce 161 bhp of power and 246 Nm of torque. It will be paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission and will come with a 4WD system, which will give it better performance even off-road. Toyota can also bring its hybrid version to some international markets. Its price in India is expected to be between Rs 25 and 40 lakh, which will make it cheaper than the Fortuner. Will it be launched in India? So far Toyota has not made any official announcement regarding its launch in India. But given the growing demand for SUVs in India, it is entirely possible that the company launches it here. The Toyota Fortuner is already in great demand in India, so the FJ can do well in the mid-budget segment. If it comes to India, its rivals will be SUVs like Mahindra Scorpio-N, Tata Harrier, and MG Hector.