Foton Philippines is aware of the current situation the country is facing brought by the global health crisis. The Chinese marque said that the pandemic created numerous challenges that made life tougher for everyone. With this, Foton introduces the new diesel-powered Gratour TM 300.
The Gratour TM 300 can help provide reliable mobility for every Filipino business during these trying times with its 2.2-liter diesel engine. The Gratour TM 300’s diesel engine is capable of producing 87 hp at 3,200 rpm and 220 Nm of torque at 2,000 rpm, which Foton PH says consumes less fuel while providing high-powered applications.
The new Foton Gratour TM 300
The new Gratour TM 300 variant is offered with five customizable bodies, namely the MPV, Dropside, F-Van, Wing Van, and Class 1 F-Jeepney. Each Foton Gratour's customized bodies are designed to provide quality service to a corresponding business need.
The Foton Gratour Class 1 F-Jeepney body customization
Inside, increased elbow-, leg-, and head-room are the features of the Gratour TM 300. Drivers will have a more comfortable ride resulting in a more efficient business workflow. The interior also comes with a modern and ergonomic dashboard, easy-to-use controls, and 10 storage spaces.
The Foton Gratour TM 300’s high-strength truck frame is reinforced by a high-strength steel plate chassis and equipped with a generously sized cargo container with a rated payload capacity of 1,130 kg.
Your goods will be delivered smoothly thanks to its essential safety features
As for safety, the cabin is designed with a collision energy-absorbing buffer structure paired with the collapsible energy-absorbing steering column that helps minimize human injury in the event of an accident.
The Gratour TM 300 is also equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS) that helps the vehicle in emergency braking situations even with heavy loads.
The Gratour TM Wing Van body customization
Foton Philippines is offering a Php 58,000 all-in low down payment for the new Gratour TM 300 until the end of September. In addition, the Gratour TM 300 also comes with free 3-years LTO registration, comprehensive insurance with AON, and chattel mortgage fee.
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Know more about Foton Gratour 2025
The Foton Gratour 2025 is a series of configurations that includes Wingvan, F-Van, MPV, and Dropside. It is available in the Philippines in five variants and the Foton Gratour Philippines price starts from Php 570,000 and goes at Php 730,000. Powering the vehicle is a 1.5-liter DAM15DR gasoline engine that is paired to a 5-speed manual transmission only. Depending on the variant, the engine can produce either 110 horsepower and 142 Nm of torque, or 114 horsepower and 150 Nm of torque.
In terms of dimensions, the largest numbers are found on the MPV configuration which spans 4,525 mm long, 1,925 mm wide, and 2,145 mm high, with a wheelbase rated at 2,650 mm. Locally, the Gratour competes against the likes of the Suzuki APV, Kaicene Honor S, and BAIC M50S.
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Foton Gratour Launch
The Gratour iM6 variant was displayed at the 2019 Manila International Auto Show. It was then formally launched in February 2020. Another popular variant is the Gratour MiniVan which was first introduced in 2015, powered by a 1.2L engine. Following the success of its first-generation model, Foton Philippines launched the new 2019 Gratour MiniVan. Meanwhile, the Gratour Midi Truck range was introduced in 2017, which comprises the Dropside, Wing Van, Patrol Jeep, Jeepney, and MPV variants. Foton is known for its affordability and versatility, particularly in provincial cities.
Foton Gratour Exterior
The newest Foton Gratour iM6 adapts the design aesthetic of more popular vehicles in its segment. However, it is taller and wider than most MPVs. In front is a large chrome grille that is complemented by sweeping multi-reflector headlamps and fog lamps. The straightforward and minimally-designed iM6 rides on 15-inch alloys.
On the other hand, the Gratour MiniVan boasts five doors, two of which are sliding. Its body has been revamped from the previous generation, which now features an improved front grille, sculpted lines on each side, and 14-inch alloy wheels. It features halogen headlights and fog lights.
Meanwhile, the Gratour Midi Truck range offers multiple body options to cater to specific business and hauling needs. The lineup follows the design of typical midi trucks released by other brands. All of the Midi Trucks ride on 14-inch wheels.
Foton Gratour Interior
The 7-seater Gratour iM6 is decked in full leather upholstery for all seats as well as the steering wheel. On the second row are captain seats with recline adjustability. Its entire cabin is spacious with plenty of headroom and legroom even at full capacity.
The 8-seater MiniVan also offers a generous amount of space, with the third-row seats designed to fold up to accommodate additional cargo. Its cabin sports a neutral color palette and all seats are wrapped in soft fabric, giving a clean and simple look.
Foton Gratour Technology & Safety Features
The iM6 2025 is equipped with a trip computer that reflects the vehicle’s tachometer, fuel, and temperature gauge. On top of this is a 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system that comes with Bluetooth, AUX, and USB. It also comes with an automatic climate control system, a reverse camera, backup sensors, and an anti-lock brake system for added convenience and safety.
Meanwhile, the MiniVan comes with electronic brake distribution, an anti-lock brake system, and a keyless push start button. The commercial vehicle variants, on the other hand, are equipped with the bare necessities such as a basic audio and radio system, front and rear air-conditioning, and an anti-lock brake system with electronic brake distribution.
Platform & Chassis
Foton Gratour’s iM6 variant comes with a McPherson strut front suspension and five-link non-independent rear suspension that keeps the vehicle stable and comfortable through rough roads. The top range variant’s stopping power comes from front ventilated discs and rear disc brakes.
The MiniVan MPV variant comes with front McPherson struts with coil springs and rear leaf spring suspension. It is equipped with disc brakes in front and drum brakes at the rear.
The Midi Truck range is also set up with independent McPherson struts in front and rigid leaf springs at the rear. The commercial vehicle models are equipped with front disc brakes and rear drum brakes.
Engine & Drivetrain
Across all variants of the Gratour is a 1.5L DAM 15 DR gasoline engine that produces a range of 110 hp to 114 hp, depending on the variant. Its top-spec variant, the iM6, produces 115 hp and 150 Nm of torque while the MiniVan’s Euro-4 compliant engine and the Midi Truck range can power out up to 114 hp and 150 Nm of torque. All engines powering the Foton Gratour lineup are able to haul the maximum weight capacity of each model with ease and comfort.
The engine is connected to a 5-speed manual transmission. Power is sent exclusively to the rear wheels for the iM6 variant and the rest of the commercial vehicles, while it goes to the front wheels for the MiniVan variant.
Available colors for the Foton Gratour are White, Brown, and Brown Metallic.
What separates the Foton Gratour from its rivals such as the Kaicene Honor S 2025 and Suzuki APV is that it is available in a wide array of configurations.
Foton Gratour 2025 Price List
| Variants | Price |
|---|---|
| Foton Gratour 1.5 MT Dropside | ₱570,000 |
| Foton Gratour MT 1.5 F-Van | ₱665,000 |
| Foton Gratour 1.5 TM MPV Single AC | ₱690,000 |
| Foton Gratour MT 1.5 Wing Van | ₱715,000 |
| Foton Gratour 1.5 MT MPV Dual AC | ₱730,000 |
Foton Gratour Pros & Cons
Pros
- Available in various configurations
- Good cabin space
- Affordable
Cons
- Unexciting design
- Ride can be bumpy for rear passengers
- Lacks fast acceleration
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