Toyota Glanza facelift is coming to India on 14 October 2026.
Quick summary
Launch date: 14 October 2026
Body style: 5 seater premium hatchback
Engine (expected): 1.2-litre 3-cylinder petrol
Gearbox (expected): 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT
Expected price: roughly Rs 6.46 lakh to Rs 9.44 lakh ex-showroom
Design: what's new on the outside
The Glanza keeps its overall shape, but the front end changes the most.
A bigger, restyled grille at the front
Reworked lower air intakes and a sportier front bumper
Squarish LED fog lamp housings
LED headlamps
16-inch alloy wheels
C-shaped LED tail lamps at the back
New engine and gearbox
Features expected on the Glanza facelift
Based on what the Baleno facelift offers, here's what is likely to come to the Glanza, mostly in the higher variants
Toyota Glanza facelift vs Maruti Baleno facelift
The platform and most of the equipment. The differences are the front-end styling, the price and the ownership experience. Toyota's warranty and service network are the main reasons people pick the Glanza over the Baleno.
Why Window Film Is Worth Considering on a New Car Like the Glanza
A new car looks great at the showroom, but the first summer tells you a lot. Factory glass keeps out some heat, but a car parked outside for a few hours still turns into an oven. That's why many buyers add window film in the first few weeks of ownership.
Good quality film actually does:
1 It cuts heat inside the cabin.
2 It blocks UV rays.
Is window film legal in India?
Yes, but only within limits. Under Rule 100(2) of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, the windscreen and rear window must let through at least 70 percent of visible light, and the side windows at least 50 percent.
