Toyota Yaris Cross is renewed. First of all from an aesthetic point of view. We find a new and distinctive front grille, with a bold honeycomb pattern, finished in the body color. There is also a black lower section that combines with the flared wheel arches, completing the overview are the redesigned LED headlights that include integrated daytime running lights as standard. Toyota has also thought of 17″ alloy wheels on Icon and 18″ on Premium. Among the colors for the livery, Precious Bronze appears for the first time, which will be available exclusively in a bi-tone solution with black roof and pillars in contrast.
Toyota Yaris Cross is renewed
Inside, the platinum-colored door finish matches a strip of the same color present on the dashboard. The Icon version now includes the sport-shaped seat, and features the same platinum insert and a contrasting tricolor stitch. A faux leather finish, with contrasting reflections on the shoulders and side reinforcements, has instead been introduced in the Premium version. A detail made with the new and sophisticated SakuraTouch material, made with plant-based PVC, waste cork and recycled PET, which reduces CO2 emissions in production by 95% compared to real leather.
GR Sport version and hybrid engine
The Japanese manufacturer has decided to enrich the range with the GR SPORT version, for a more fun drive and a sporty style. It features an exclusive front end and dedicated details. In terms of engines, the lineup is available with different traction options, front and all-wheel drive, to meet the needs of Italian customers. But with a single engine, which consists of the 1.5 Full Hybrid 130 powertrain. The new Yaris Cross is on sale with a price list starting from 29,600 euros, which becomes 24,950 euros in case of trade-in or scrapping regardless of the used car and without any constraints.
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