Toyota Motor Philippines updated the look of the current-generation Hilux and Fortuner, the Japanese carmaker is completing the face-lift of its Innovative International Multi-Purpose Vehicle (IMV) line by launching the updated Innova next month.

Because our source has yet to give us more information on the refreshed Innova-like specs and prices -we've referred to the websites of Toyota's Asia Pacific network and found the photo that you see here, which came from Toyota's Indonesian subsidiary.

We also checked Toyota's Malaysia and Thailand subsidiaries, and it certainly looks like this will indeed be how the Philippine-market Innova will look as well.

Other than the new face, which gives the Innova a stronger, edgier look, the only details we gathered from the site that are new to the updated vehicle are the steering wheel with integrated remote switches for the sound system, a 2-DIN six-inch touch-screen media system, a rear roof monitor, corner sensors, front personal lamp and sunglass holder, interior wood panelling, and gauges.