SUV
Toyota Innova
A 7-seat suv available anywhere in Gujarat from ₹17 per kilometre. Air conditioned, GPS tracked, cleaned between every trip, and driven by a chauffeur with at least five years on these roads.
- Seating
- 7 passengers
- Luggage
- 4 bags
- Air conditioning
- Yes
Features
- 7 seater
- Highway comfort
- Large luggage bay
- GPS tracked
Book a Toyota Innova
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Toyota Innova rate card
- One-way rate
- ₹17 / km
- Round-trip rate
- ₹15 / km
- Minimum billing (round trip)
- 250 km per day
- Driver allowance
- ₹400
- Night charge (10 PM–6 AM)
- ₹350
Tolls, parking, state permits and 5% GST are billed in addition and always itemised in your quote.
Indicative fares in a Toyota Innova
- Sasan Gir → Somnath₹2,751
- Somnath → Sasan Gir₹2,751
- Junagadh → Sasan Gir₹2,759
- Sasan Gir → Junagadh₹2,759
- Bhavnagar → Palitana₹2,760
- Palitana → Bhavnagar₹2,760
- Diu → Somnath₹2,791
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What our passengers say
Unedited reviews from customers who booked through the site and on WhatsApp.
“Booked a Crysta for the Dwarka–Somnath circuit. The driver knew every darshan timing and adjusted the plan when the aarti was rescheduled. Fare was exactly what was quoted.”
Hardik MehtaRajkot
“Late-night airport pickup at 1:40 AM and the cab was already waiting when we landed. Clean car, courteous chauffeur, no last-minute surcharge nonsense.”
Priya ShahAhmedabad
“Took the Tempo Traveller to Saputara with fourteen people. Push-back seats, working AC, and the driver handled the ghat road brilliantly.”
Rakesh PatelSurat
“Good experience overall on the Jamnagar–Dwarka run. Car was spotless. Half a star off only because pickup was ten minutes late.”
Nirali JoshiJamnagar
“Used them for four corporate transfers to Kevadia. Invoices with GST arrived the same evening every time — that alone is worth switching for.”
Imran QureshiVadodara
“The Rann Utsav trip was planned around the full moon exactly as I asked. Driver even knew which craft villages were open that day.”
Meera TrivediBhuj