We look at the details of a Toyota Fortuner, which has been modified with Hilux elements. Fortuner is the most successful 7-seat off-roading SUV in the country.

Abstract: The modified Z-score (mZ-score) method has been used to detect outliers in time series received signal strength (RSS) observations. Its performance is dependent on the scale estimator used, ...

Mid January , my Fortuner completed 5 years. This was among first batch of facelift Fortuner and car has clocked close to 72K Km's. Car has taken us places, be it high altitude passes of Arunachal, ...

Volkswagen is gearing up to launch the Tayron R-Line in India. The ‘R-Line’ is the sportier version of the Tayron, which gets aggressive design details, a dark-themed cabin and a strong powertrain. It ...

Abstract: This paper proposes a modified primary flux linkage and an improved weighting less model predictive control for linear induction motors (LIMs) to enhance the drive system in terms of linear ...

If you think you’re fit enough, tough enough and calm enough under pressure, the Fortuner Challenge 2026 powered by Quartz Engine Oil is back – and once again the winner gets to drive away in a ...

Volkswagen will launch the much-awaited Tayron R-Line in India in March this year. It will enter the D-SUV segment and will compete with popular models like the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq, and the ...

Florida in February sounds nice, especially for competitors on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour. For the fifth consecutive season, the stars and cars of NASCAR’s oldest division will travel south to ...

Think you are fit enough to take on one of South Africa’s most exciting fitness competitions? The Fortuner Challenge 2026, powered by Quartz Engine Oil is back, calling on everyday South Africans to ...

2.8-litre turbo-diesel engine with 201 bhp and 500 Nm, paired to a 6-speed automatic. Premium design with quad-LED headlamps, dual-tone interior and ventilated seats. Safety-focused package with 7 ...

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