Toyota is on a roll lately, giving models like the Toyota Corolla Altis, Toyota Hilux, Toyota Vios, and Toyota Land Cruiser the GR-Sport treatment.

Now, it appears that the Toyota Fortuner could be next in line to receive the GR-Sport treatment, as spyshots of this camouflaged SUV surfaced in Thailand. 

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This Fortuner’s camouflage covers up all the important details, but zoom into the sides and you’ll spot red brake calipers – items usually reserved for sportier models. Whether or not these red brake calipers offer better stopping performance is yet to be seen.

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As with other Toyota GR-Sport-branded models, the Fortuner GR-Sport is expected to feature a number of variant-specific enhancements, such as bodykit, wheels, and even paint job. The GR-Sport theme also continues inside, as it should receive stuff like red accents and GR-Sport emblems.

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Considering that GR-Sport models sit one rung below the full-blown GR models, powertrain options should remain unchanged. In Malaysia, the updated Fortuner can be had with three powertrain options, with the most powerful 2.8-litre turbodiesel unit outputting 204 PS and 500 Nm. 

In Malaysia, prices of the Toyota Fortuner facelift range from RM 167,357 to RM 203,183.

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Watch this space for more updates.

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