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In the UAE, the 2026 Toyota Fortuner begins at AED 128,900 for the 2.7L EXR variant, with the premium 4.0L VXR model reaching AED 173,900. The 2026 Toyota Fortuner is available in 3 different variants, with the 2.7L EXR serving as the entry-level option and the 4.0L VXR as the top-tier offering. This pricing is consistent throughout the UAE, covering cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. The final on-road cost might differ slightly due to factors such as insurance, registration fees, and optional features.

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Toyota Fortuner
Toyota Fortuner
Toyota Fortuner
Toyota Fortuner
Toyota Fortuner

Toyota Fortuner

AED 128,900 - 173,900

Body Type

SUV

Fuel Type

Petrol

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

10.4 KM/L kmpl

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Toyota Fortuner Key Specifications

Engine cc

3998

Max Torque

376Nm

No of Airbags

2

BootSpace

N/A

Ground Clearance

N/A

Fuel Tank Capacity

80 L

Seating Capacity

7

Drive Type

AWD

Latest Updates on Toyota Fortuner

Latest Fortuner GXR 2.7L Petrol 4WD model goes on sale featuring 7-seat configuration, 164hp output, and tan interior, offered in multiple trims across UAE dealerships.​
December 1, 2025
Toyota Fortuner 2025 receives a refresh in the UAE, spotlighting new luxury features, top safety, and modern connectivity—remaining a favourite among families and adventure seekers.​
November 19, 2025
The 4.0L GXR and VXR variants launch with differential lock, advanced infotainment, power seats, and additional drive-assist tech, catering to premium SUV buyers.​
November 8, 2025

What's New on Toyota Fortuner?

Introduction

  • The 2025 Fortuner has just rolled into the UAE, and honestly, the timing couldn't be better. SUVs are still ruling the roads here for families, and Toyota's banking on what they do best- building tough, reliable vehicles that can handle anything you throw at them. Toyota in the UAE is talking up the Fortuner 2025, saying it's got a "remarkable change in structure" but don't worry, it's still the tough workhorse we know and love.
  • So what's it gonna cost you? Its entry level 2.7-litre petrol 4-cylinder begins at AED 128,900. However, in case you want the 4.0-litre V6 with more power, it starts at AED 153,900 and goes up to AED 182,160 depending on the number of additional features you desire.
  • The one point that really counts among UAE families is the number of seats in the car. It should be seven and capable of managing the school run every Monday until Friday and then off to the desert to have some decent fun at the weekend. The Fortuner is trying to be exactly that. It's still got that body-on-frame build (classic Toyota toughness right there), but now it's dressed up with nicer touches inside. After spending quality time behind the wheel in different conditions, I'd say Toyota's definitely upped their game here, though it's not perfect. Complete Guide to 2025 Toyota Fortuner, including Pricing, Features & Variants for UAE Buyers .
  • Quick note: I tested the UAE-spec 4×4 versions and got to try both engines – spent most of my time with the 2.7L and grabbed a quick spin in the 4.0L V6. I'll let you know where they feel different.
  • Interior Key Highlights When entering the 2025 Fortuner, it can be noticed that Toyota has tried to prioritize more on comfort, ease, and luxurious touch. Design & Materials The interior welcomes you with a Toyota layout, enhanced with better materials. On my V6 test version, I observed soft-touch dashboard surfaces, above-average quality plastic on the doors, leather upholstery (higher trims), and tasteful trim accents (wood/metallic, depending on spec). The general design is minimalist and practical with a bit of flashy. Toyota's emphasis on “Lighter body more performance” and “Safety taking first place”. This inner feeling of giving precedence to utility and beauty is conferred. Driving Position The driving controls are very easily located: the steering wheel has intuitive buttons to control media/phone/cruise, the gear lever is in the middle of the board, and the instrument cluster is easily readable. The steering column is well adjusted, and the reach/tilt is good, giving a comfortable seating position to the taller drivers. The front seats were comfortable on longer journeys. Caution: the seat adjustments and cushioning are less lavish in the base 2.7 L model than in the upper trims (which come with ventilated seats, leather etc). Passenger Comfort & Space As a passenger, I had lots of room in the second row. With the bench being three-adult-friendly. But in the case of long highway trips, I would say two adults will accommodate comfortably. There was sufficient legroom and headroom, but you will feel more limited in the third row. The third row can be used by children or by the adult in the occasional use. There are rear AC vents (mid/higher trims) and the cabin is fairly quiet considering the size of the car. Storage & Practicality In terms of functionality the Fortuner is a star. The door bins are fairly good, glovebox is accessible, and centre-console storage is good enough to keep daily use items. The boot is huge with the standard seven-seats set up - although Toyota does not report a large number because of the third-row occupants and luggage. It has 348 litres of trunk capacity in the 2.7L EXR. Folding (or removing) the third row allows you to have a far more practical cargo area, perfect when you are going on a family trip with strollers, shopping bags, or even luggage.

Exterior

  • Once you step towards the 2025 Fortuner, you just get to love it even more.
  • The front end is majorly spectacular with the large upright grill and smooth LED headlights. Toyota in the UAE dubs it as "Simply Sleek" and they are rightfully so. It has that solid, reliable appearance brought about by those silver bumper strips and that huge grille.
  • The size of this Toyota’s beast is 4,795 mm in length, 1,855 mm in width, and 1,835 mm in height. That said, it is that midrange, seven-seater that will have all your weekend stuff, yet be drivable in the city as well. When I was driving in and out of the tight parking places and the various multi-storey garages in Dubai, I did not feel like I was driving something huge.
  • The LED headlamps (with auto-leveling in higher trims) and daytime running lights give a real modernist touch, all chrome and with a broad grille.
  • It has that SUV standard side look with a long hood, high roofline and useful roof rails. On the low-end trims, the Toyota Fortuner has 17-inch wheels, although you can have 18s or in some of the high-end models, you can have 19s. The higher trims do appear rather high-end with their glossy black panels, shiny alloys, and chrome-accented details. One thing, though, it will be a little noisier on the highway than you would normally expect in a typical SUV but that is what you do get with a body-on-frame SUV of this size.
  • The rear view of Toyota Fortuner holds its own with its big tailgate, huge bumper, and vintage Toyota looks. Some of the higher trims offer dual exhaust styling and LED taillights with sharper styling, providing a more refined look than previous generations. My observation: the tailgate height is a bit tall, if you’re loading large items you’ll need to lift a bit higher than some rivals but it’s quite usable.
  • In the UAE, Toyota has a lot of color options, including a nice metallic and pearl finish. The paint finish of my test car showed tremendous holding power in our UAE’s unkind sun, and the build quality of the panel gaps were also at par.
  • Engine & Fuel Consumption Key Highlights The SUV is all about the way it performs, whether it is on the tarmac, the dunes, or the highway. You will ride it everywhere in the UAE, not only in the daily commute to work but also in mountain biking and the occasional off-road. Engine & Specification The Fortuner 2025 is available in the UAE in two petrol engines: 2.7 L 4-cylinder with about 164 hp (some 164-166 hp) and 245 Nm torque. V6 with 4.0 liter capacity with approximately 235 hp and 376 Nm of torque. Both the options have a 6-speed automatic gearbox and the 4x4 drivetrain system. The fuel economy estimates are not fixed: for the 2.7 L you’re looking at combined around 10.4 km/l (or about 9.4 km/l to 10.4 km/l depending on driving) in UAE conditions. For the 4.0 L V6 the number is slightly lower (9.6 km/l combined in one source) given the higher performance. Having driven both versions The 2.7 L was sufficient for everyday use in the city. It has smooth transitions, is relatively reliable, and has the capability of being a family-oriented car. On highway the 2.7 is fine but you will feel that it requires a little bit more effort to pass by or to climb steep slopes than the V6. The 4.0 L V6 is much more powerful: it is faster to respond, more convenient in overtaking. The additional torque provides you with additional assurance. Ride & Handling The Toyota Fortuner is constructed to be strong with a body-on-frame design and therefore is suitable on rough roads but a bit stiffer than a general luxury SUV. Its suspension is effective in smoothing the bumps in the city roads and it feels secure in highways with light and easy steering. On rough or off road terrain, the Fortuner performs brilliantly. It is stable and the high ground clearance is also an advantage. There are sharp bumps which may feel hard particularly at the back when the car is empty. Real-World Economy & Practicality The real-life fuel economy and run-up expenses are some of the factors to be considered in the UAE heat. According to my experience: the combined figures of city/hwy are approximately 9 -10 km/l with the 2.7L version and a bit less with the V6. During my highway drive (120-130 km/h constant) with family, moderate luggage and AC running full, the consumption was similar to what had been anticipated, the V6 averaged more like 8-9km/l in that run (heavy load + AC + desert entry).

Interior

  • When entering the 2025 Fortuner, it can be noticed that Toyota has tried to prioritize more on comfort, ease, and luxurious touch.
  • The interior welcomes you with a Toyota layout, enhanced with better materials. On my V6 test version, I observed soft-touch dashboard surfaces, above-average quality plastic on the doors, leather upholstery (higher trims), and tasteful trim accents (wood/metallic, depending on spec). The general design is minimalist and practical with a bit of flashy.
  • Toyota's emphasis on “Lighter body more performance” and “Safety taking first place”. This inner feeling of giving precedence to utility and beauty is conferred.
  • The driving controls are very easily located: the steering wheel has intuitive buttons to control media/phone/cruise, the gear lever is in the middle of the board, and the instrument cluster is easily readable. The steering column is well adjusted, and the reach/tilt is good, giving a comfortable seating position to the taller drivers. The front seats were comfortable on longer journeys.
  • Caution: the seat adjustments and cushioning are less lavish in the base 2.7 L model than in the upper trims (which come with ventilated seats, leather etc).
  • As a passenger, I had lots of room in the second row. With the bench being three-adult-friendly. But in the case of long highway trips, I would say two adults will accommodate comfortably. There was sufficient legroom and headroom, but you will feel more limited in the third row. The third row can be used by children or by the adult in the occasional use. There are rear AC vents (mid/higher trims) and the cabin is fairly quiet considering the size of the car.
  • In terms of functionality the Fortuner is a star. The door bins are fairly good, glovebox is accessible, and centre-console storage is good enough to keep daily use items. The boot is huge with the standard seven-seats set up - although Toyota does not report a large number because of the third-row occupants and luggage. It has 348 litres of trunk capacity in the 2.7L EXR. Folding (or removing) the third row allows you to have a far more practical cargo area, perfect when you are going on a family trip with strollers, shopping bags, or even luggage.
  • Safety Key Highlights Rear view camera Blind spot monitor Rear cross alert Anti theft system Parking sensors Dual front airbags with knee airbag for driver Cruise control Rear differential locks

Powertrain

  • The SUV is all about the way it performs, whether it is on the tarmac, the dunes, or the highway. You will ride it everywhere in the UAE, not only in the daily commute to work but also in mountain biking and the occasional off-road.
  • The Fortuner 2025 is available in the UAE in two petrol engines:
  • 2.7 L 4-cylinder with about 164 hp (some 164-166 hp) and 245 Nm torque.
  • V6 with 4.0 liter capacity with approximately 235 hp and 376 Nm of torque.
  • Both the options have a 6-speed automatic gearbox and the 4x4 drivetrain system. The fuel economy estimates are not fixed: for the 2.7 L you’re looking at combined around 10.4 km/l (or about 9.4 km/l to 10.4 km/l depending on driving) in UAE conditions. For the 4.0 L V6 the number is slightly lower (9.6 km/l combined in one source) given the higher performance.
  • The 2.7 L was sufficient for everyday use in the city. It has smooth transitions, is relatively reliable, and has the capability of being a family-oriented car. On highway the 2.7 is fine but you will feel that it requires a little bit more effort to pass by or to climb steep slopes than the V6.
  • The 4.0 L V6 is much more powerful: it is faster to respond, more convenient in overtaking. The additional torque provides you with additional assurance.
  • The Toyota Fortuner is constructed to be strong with a body-on-frame design and therefore is suitable on rough roads but a bit stiffer than a general luxury SUV.
  • Its suspension is effective in smoothing the bumps in the city roads and it feels secure in highways with light and easy steering.
  • On rough or off road terrain, the Fortuner performs brilliantly. It is stable and the high ground clearance is also an advantage.
  • There are sharp bumps which may feel hard particularly at the back when the car is empty.
  • The real-life fuel economy and run-up expenses are some of the factors to be considered in the UAE heat. According to my experience: the combined figures of city/hwy are approximately 9 -10 km/l with the 2.7L version and a bit less with the V6. During my highway drive (120-130 km/h constant) with family, moderate luggage and AC running full, the consumption was similar to what had been anticipated, the V6 averaged more like 8-9km/l in that run (heavy load + AC + desert entry).
  • Features Key Highlights Infotainment & Tech Features The Fortuner gets a decent tech suite, though not as cutting-edge as some of the European models. In UAE spec, you’ll get an 8-inch display audio system (AM/FM/DAB) as standard. There are numerous trims offering Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. In the higher trim, it features paddle shifters (4.0 L V6 trims) and more luxury upholstery. Point to be noted: the driving information display is clear and functional, but some of the competitors provide bigger screens, wireless charging, and more sophisticated connections in the same price bracket. In the Fortuner’s defence: it is built and designed to be durable and user-friendly (which proves to be even more desirable in hot and dusty UAE).
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Toyota Fortuner Specifications

  • Engine and Performance›
  • Dimensions and Weight›
  • Capacity›
  • Fuel Efficiency›
  • Suspension Brakes and Steering›
  • Tyres and Wheels›
No. of gears
6Speed
Drive Train
4x4
Valves Per Cylinder
4
Displacement (CC)
2698 cc
Power
164Hp/5200Rpm
Torque
244.18Nm/4000Rpm
Max Power
164Hp/5200Rpm
Max Torque
244.18Nm/4000Rpm
Length
4795 mm
Width
1855 mm
Height
1835 mm
Kerb Weight
2620 kg
Seating Capacity
7 seats
Fuel tank Capacity
80 L
Mileage ARAI
10.4 KM/L kmpl
Rear Brake Type
Vantilated Disc
Front Brake Type
Vantilated Disc
Front Tyre Size
265/65R17
Rear Tyre Size
265/65R17
Tyre Type
Tubeless,Radial

Toyota Fortuner Features

  • Comfort and Convenience›
  • Locks and Security›
  • Seats and Upholstery›
  • Safety and Security›
  • Instrumentation›
  • Entertainment›
  • Advanced Features›
Remote Engine Start
2.7 L
Air Conditioner
Yes
Power Windows
Yes
Climate Control
No
Heater
Yes
Idle Start/Stop Button
No
Automatic Headlamps
Yes
Power Outlets 12V
Yes
Keyless Entry
Yes
Front AC
No
Rear AC
Yes
Cruise Control
Yes
Central Locking
Yes
Engine Immobilizer
Yes
Seat Upholstery
Yes
Passenger Airbags
Yes
Driver Airbags
Yes
Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
Yes
Parking Sensors
Yes
360 View Camera
Yes
Knee Airbags
Yes
ABS
Yes
No. of Airbags
2
Day & Night Rear View Mirror
Yes
Hill Assist
Yes
Low Fuel Warning
Yes
Clock
Yes
Seat Belt Warning
Yes
Door Ajar Warning
Yes
USB & Auxiliary Input
Yes
Touch Screen
Yes
FM/AM/Radio
Yes
Bluetooth Connectivity
Yes
Speakers Front
Yes
Speakers Rear
Yes
Touch Screen Size
8
Android Auto
Yes
Apple Carplay
Yes
Numbers of Speakers
6
no_of_doors
5
Tacho Meter
Yes
Leather Seats
No
Leather Steering Wheel
No
Ventilated Seat
No

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