New 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross: Launch In Brazil Confirmed For This Month With Striking Design And Advanced Technology

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Published on 13/04/2024 at 13:40

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The Anticipated Launch of the New Corolla Cross Is About to Become a Reality in Brazil! Learn More Details Below

The anticipated launch of the new Toyota Corolla Cross 2025 is close to happening in Brazil, with a date set for April 23. The medium SUV has undergone a striking redesign, adopting a look inspired by the Thai market and promising to win over Brazilian consumers with its bold design and cutting-edge technology, according to the site Quatro Rodas.

The new Corolla Cross features a refreshed look, highlighted by the illuminated bar that connects the headlights, following the trend seen in the Volkswagen Taos. The front bumper has been redesigned, with larger side air intakes and a honeycomb pattern in the center, replacing the old grille. The headlights have also been updated, with sequential turn signals and a new LED signature, providing a modern and elegant appearance.

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The Corolla Cross cabin has received a redesign, featuring a panoramic sunroof, replacing the old small sunroof. The foot-operated parking brake has been replaced by an electronic one with auto-hold function, and the instrument cluster has been upgraded from 7” to 12.3”, similar to that used in the 2024 Corolla sedan. The 10” multimedia center now supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, as well as a wireless phone charger, USB-C ports, and dual-zone air conditioning.

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The new Corolla Cross maintains its reputation for safety, with the autonomous systems of the updated Toyota Safety Sense package. Additionally, the model will continue to offer the 1.8 hybrid engine with 122 hp and the 2.0 Flex with 169 hp, both featuring a 10-speed CVT.

With the imminent arrival of the new Toyota Corolla Cross, consumers are eagerly awaiting to learn all the details of the mid-life update of the SUV. So far, the company has not released information regarding the prices of the new model, but expectations are high for the full reveal on April 23.

Stay tuned for more information on the new Toyota Corolla Cross 2025 and prepare to be surprised by this SUV that promises to conquer the Brazilian automotive market with its innovation and style.

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New 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross: Launch In Brazil Confirmed For This Month With Striking Design And Advanced Technology

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