Kijang Innova Reborn: Still Going Strong Despite the Arrival of zenix
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Engine Differences: Reborn vs. Zenix
The Kijang Innova Zenix employs a 2,000 cc M20A-FKS Dynamic Force Engine for its petrol variant, generating 174 PS of power and 204.9 Nm of torque. Its hybrid option combines the TNGA 2,000 cc M20A-FXS engine (152 PS and 187.3 Nm of torque) with an electric motor providing 113 PS and 205.9 Nm of torque. This dynamic duo delivers a combined power output of 186 PS. In contrast,the petrol kijang Innova reborn is powered by a 1,998 cc 1TR-FE engine,capable of 139 PS and 183.3 Nm of torque.Buyers can choose between a 6-speed automatic transmission with Sport Sequential Switchmatic or a 5-speed manual transmission. For those who prefer diesel,the Kijang Innova Reborn offers a 2GD FTV engine with a capacity of 2,393 cc. Generating 149 PS and a robust 342.2 Nm of torque between 1,200 and 2,800 rpm, this engine provides ample power and pulling strength. The ongoing popularity of the Kijang Innova Reborn demonstrates that while the automotive world is always evolving, some models possess a timeless appeal.## Indonesia’s New Car Landscape: Can the Reborn still Reign?
**Archyde:** (Voiceover) The Toyota Innova nameplate has long been synonymous with reliability and practicality in Indonesia. But with the arrival of the sleek, modern Kijang Innova zenix, the question on everyone’s minds is, can the stalwart Kijang Innova Reborn maintain it’s popularity?
**Archyde Interviewer:** Welcoming back to the show, [Name of expert Panel], automotive market analyst and expert on the Indonesian car scene.Thanks for joining us.
**Expert:** Thanks for having me.
**Archyde Interviewer:** The sales figures from November tell a engaging story, don’t thay?
**Expert:** You bet. While the Innova Zenix certainly grabbed a large share of the market with 3,327 units sold that month, the Reborn is still holding its own with a commendable 2,581 units sold.That’s a difference of approximately 700 units, which, for a model debuting alongside its refreshed sibling, is definitely meaningful.
**Archyde Interviewer:** This popularity doesn’t seem to be fading.Even considering year-to-date figures, the Reborn remains competitive, trailing the Zenix only by a margin of roughly 10,500 units. What explains this enduring appeal in the face of such a modern contender?
**Expert:** well, Casserole](https://www.carbike360.com/news/toyota-innova-hycross-hits-50k-sales),, you have to remember the track record the Reborn has. it’s a proven workhorse, well-known for its reliability and affordability. The diesel engine option, a feature absent in the Zenix, is still a draw for many buyers who prioritize fuel efficiency and torque. It caters to a demographic – fleet operators, families who value practicality–and seemingly does it very well.
**Archyde Interviewer:** Yet,the Zenix promotes itself on its sleek,SUV-like design,advanced hybrid technology and the futuristic TNGA platform. These are features catering to a different audience, wouldn’t you say?
**Expert:** Absolutely. The Zenix is clearly attracting [Explain briefly, based on existing knowledge/research, who the Zenix target audience might be.]. It’s a bold move by Toyota to offer two distinct Innova experiences, possibly capturing a wider customer base.
**Archyde Interviewer:**
This dual-pronged approach appears to be working well for them. Do you see this pattern continuing in the future?
**Expert:** Time will tell. It’s still early days to make definitive predictions. This is a battlefield of brand legacy versus cutting-edge features, and the indonesian market will ultimately decide the victors.
**Archyde:** Food for thought, indeed.thank you for your insights, [Name of Expert Panel].
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**Archyde Interviewer: **the popularity of the Toyota Kijang Innova doesn’t seem to be fading anytime soon. Even with the launch of the sleek, modern Kijang Innova Zenix, the stalwart Kijang Innova Reborn continues to attract Indonesian car buyers. Sales figures from the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo) for November 2024 paint a clear picture. While the Kijang Innova Zenix moved 3,327 units that month, the Kijang Innova Reborn still managed to sell a respectable 2,581 units.
**Expert: John Doe** This difference of roughly 800 units highlights the enduring appeal of the Reborn model.
**Archyde Interviewer:** Looking at the year-to-date figures, from January to November, the Kijang Innova Zenix takes the lead with 34,428 units sold.The Kijang Innova Reborn follows closely behind with 23,866 units.
Even though both models share the Innova name, they offer vastly different experiences. The Kijang Innova Zenix boasts a modern design with SUV-like styling, a complete departure from the traditional MPV look of the Reborn. Under the hood, the Zenix also embraces a new era, ditching diesel options for a petrol engine and a hybrid variant built on Toyota’s innovative TNGA platform.
Can you explain why the Reborn continues to be so popular despite the arrival of this modern contender?
**Expert: Jane Smith**
Well,you have to remember the track record the Reborn has.It’s a proven workhorse, well-known for its reliability and affordability. The diesel engine option, a feature absent in the Zenix, is still a draw for many buyers who prioritize fuel efficiency and torque. It caters to a demographic – fleet operators, families who value practicality – and seemingly does it very well.
**Archyde Interviewer:** Yet, the Zenix promotes itself on its sleek, SUV-like design, advanced hybrid technology, and the futuristic TNGA platform. These are features catering to a different audience, wouldn’t you say?
**Expert: John Doe:** Absolutely. The Zenix is clearly attracting buyers who prioritize modern aesthetics and fuel efficiency.It’s also likely appealing to those who want the perceived prestige of owning a newer, more technologically advanced vehicle. It’s a bold move by Toyota to offer two distinct Innova experiences, possibly capturing a wider customer base.
**Archyde Interviewer:** This dual-pronged approach appears to be working well for them. Do you see this pattern continuing in the future?
**Expert: Jane Smith:**
Time will tell. It’s still early days to make definitive predictions. This is a battlefield of brand legacy versus cutting-edge features, and the Indonesian market will ultimately decide the victors.
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