RiderTua.com – Toyota is still the sales leader in a number of segments in Indonesia, including low SUV. In this segment, Rush is the mainstay and always occupies the top position, although sometimes its twin from Daihatsu is also much sought after by consumers. However, unlike the Terios, Toyota did not provide refreshments for the Rush for a number of reasons. But in the end this model received a facelift some time ago, although the changes were only given to the GR Sport variant.
Toyota Rush Gets a Facelift for the GR Sport Variant
SUV cars like the Rush are actually still getting refreshes, both minor changes and facelifts. However, Toyota rarely provides any refreshments for this model, while the Terios received a facelift about a year ago. They said the market has not asked for a refresh of the model, especially since Rush is still ahead in terms of sales results in its segment.
Still, a model as long as the Rush had to get a refresh, and that’s what Toyota did. However, only the GR Sport variant has been refreshed, with clear differences that can be seen in the design of the front fascia. Glossy black is given to the area around the front bumper of the car to give a sportier impression.
Look More Sporty
Black accents are not only given to the front fascia, Toyota also applies them to a number of other parts of the car. From the door handles, outer mirrors, fenders, to the interior, everything is covered in black which gives the car a sporty impression. A 9 inch touch screen is a complement to the inside of the car cabin.
As for the price, the Rush GR Sport Facelift is sold at prices starting from IDR 299.75 million and IDR 310.45 million. This price tag is up from the previous model where it was sold for IDR 295.4 million and IDR 306.1 million. Moreover, only this variant received a refresh, while the other variants did not receive a significant refresh. However, entering April, the selling price increased by around IDR 2 million.
