Toyota lives by one, all-encompassing philosophy: kaizen. It’s a word that means a lot to the company, as it represents the constant drive to improve themselves, its performance, its processes and its products.
The new generation Toyota Innova is proof positive of that. Since 2004, the Innova has been the winning recipe in the multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) segment, unifying the looks of a modern minivan with seven seats, advanced engines, as well as the long-term durability of body-on-frame construction. Toyota didn’t really need to build an all-new Innova, but they did it anyway. After spending some time with this Innova 2.0G, I can easily say that it’s much better than we expected.