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World's largest car maker, Toyota Motor Corp. has launched its 10th generation sedan - Corolla Altis in India hoping that the new car would help it to garner 10 percent market share of India's growing automobile market.

Toyota, which is lagging behind market leaders Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motor and Tata Motors in sales, said it also plans to roll out its new small car by 2011. "Regarding the small car that everyone has been waiting for, we aim to start production and sales around the end of 2010 or early 2011," said Vikram Kirloskar, vice chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt Ltd (TKM), a joint venture between Toyota Motor Corp and the Kirloskar Group in which Toyota holds 89 percent stake.

TKM has enjoyed enormous success in India with its Corolla, one of the largest selling cars... // IBTimes India

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Toyota launched its new Corolla Altis in India today. It had been delaying the launch of its 10th generation model in India for some time. It was launched in the global market in 2006 but has made its foray in the Indian car market this September. The 10th generation model has been christened as Corolla Altis and has earmarked the second generation of Toyota in India.

Toyota Motors is the world's largest automaker but it's still needs to gain its proper foothold in India. It has also revised its sales targets and delayed its 10 per cent market share plans till 2015. “This year’s target is to sell 63,000 vehicles, and... // CarTradeIndia.com

With the view to acquire 10% market share of the Indian passenger car market, Japanese auto giant Toyota has rolled out the latest version of its sedan, Corolla Altis.

The new edition, with a 1.8 litre petrol engine, is available in three different grades.

The car is priced between Rs 10.83 lakh and Rs 12.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Commenting on the launch, Mr. Vikram Kirloskar, Vice-Chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) said, This year's target is to sell 63,000 vehicles, and by fiscal 2015 we are aiming for a... // Stock Watch

Leading automobile manufacturer, Toyota launched its 10th generation Corolla Altis. The Japanese company is doing its best to expand its business in the Indian market. The company has set a target of selling 4-lakh vehicles by 2015. It has set a target to sell 63000 units in the current fiacal.

The vise-chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), Vikram Kirloskar maintained that the company would launch new models of new cars in the market. The company intends to... // TopNews

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Altis comes with the VVT-i engine, intelligent transmission (Super ECT), and new Electric Power Steering. The sequential shift helps it deliver a sporty drive. The tenth-generation Corolla already has made its debut in many overseas markets and is now set to spearhead Toyota Kirloskar to its second coming. TKM is eyeing to sell around 2,000 units of Corolla Altis a month.

This year's target is to sell 63,000 vehicles, and by fiscal 2015 the company is aiming for a market share of about 10 per cent. It's said that the Altis marks... // Fresh News

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SAFE AND STYLISH: Managing Director, Hiroshi Nakagawa (right), along with Vice-Chairman, Vikram. S. Kirloskar (middle), Toyota Kirloskar Motor, and Managing Officer, Yasuhiko Yokoi, Toyota Motor Corporation, pose with the newly launched Corolla Altis at Greater Noida near New Delhi on Friday.

NEW DELHI: Japanese auto major Toyota on Friday launched the advanced version of its most popular sedan Corolla and announced plans to roll out its small car by 2010.

The company will also be increasing its product portfolio and expanding the dealership network to achieve 10 per cent market share in the Indian passenger car segment by 2015.

Priced between Rs. 10.83 lakh and Rs. 12.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the 10th generation Corolla Altis comes with a 1.8-litre petrol engine in three... // Hindu

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Having borrowed styling cues extensively from the existing Camry, the new Corolla Altis therefore looks a smaller version of Camry 2006. It has an aerodynamic exterior and a wider stance with sophisticated, smooth-flowing lines. A curved flowing centre console design with wide, spacious interiors and extra legroom and headroom makes it a perfect luxury.

Altis comes with the VVT-i engine, intelligent transmission (Super ECT), and new Electric Power Steering. The sequential shift helps it deliver a sporty drive. The car is priced between Rs 10.83 lakh and Rs 12.86... // Wheels Unplugged - Indis'a Automobile Magazine

NEW DELHI: Hoping to sell 63,000 vehicles this year and aiming for a market share of about 10 per cent by fiscal 2015, auto major Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt Ltd (TKM) on Friday announced the launch of their 10th generation sedan -- Corolla Altis – in the Indian market.

With this the company is also planning to introduce several new models in the near future to meet this goal. “Regarding the small car that everyone has been waiting for, we aim to start production and sales around the end of 2010 or early 2011,†said Vikram Kirloskar, VC, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, who was present during the car’s launch.

The Corolla Altis is the second Corolla launched in India. The theme of this car is ‘Happy Corolla for our Planet’ and its mission is to appeal... // Economic Times

Toyota Corolla Altis launched in India

Japanese automaker Toyota has launched their latest sedan model Corolla Altis in the Indian market.

This replaces the older generation Corolla they had been selling since the last couple of years.

This new model is priced between Rs 10.83 lakh and Rs 12.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Toyota said that the model is available in three variants and comes powered with a 1.8 petrol liter engine.

Toyota... // TechWhack

New Delhi, Sep 5 (PTI) Aiming to achieve a 10 per cent market share in the Indian passenger car market, Japanese auto major Toyota today launched an advanced version of its sedan, Corolla Altis, priced between Rs 10.83 lakh and Rs 12.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The new car would come with a 1.8 petrol litre engine in three different grades.

"This year's target is to sell 63,000 vehicles, and by fiscal 2015 we are aiming for a market share of about 10 per cent. The Altis marks our big step toward the achievement of this goal," Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) Vice-Chairman Vikram Kirloskar said.

The company, which... // Press Trust of India