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The New Corolla Cross 2026 Arrives in the Brazilian Market, Bringing Updates in Technology and Higher Prices in Its Versions!
Toyota surprises the market by launching the Corolla Cross 2026 as early as 2025, with news that promises to raise the standard of mid-size SUVs.
The new lineup presents prices starting at R$ 170.790 for the entry-level XR 2.0L and reaching R$ 215.990 for the top-of-the-line XRX Hybrid Premium.
The XRV Hybrid and GR-Sport Dualtone versions have been discontinued, reflecting the brand’s strategy to focus on more technological models, according to cnnbrasil.
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Prices and Versions of the Corolla Cross 2026
The Corolla Cross XR 2.0L starts the price table at R$ 170.790, followed by the XRE 2.0L at R$ 183.990, and the XRX 2.0L at R$ 197.590.
The sporty GR-Sport 2.0L costs R$ 206.490, while the sophisticated XRX Hybrid Premium reaches R$ 215.990.
The largest increase was noted in the GR-Sport, with an increment of R$ 4.700 (+2.33%).
Technological Highlights and Improvements
Among the innovations of the 2026 lineup, the new multimedia center Toyota Play 2.0 stands out, featuring a 10-inch screen, replacing the previous 9-inch model, and offering wireless connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The USB type C ports are another important addition. The higher versions now feature a panoramic view system with 360° cameras, enhancing safety during maneuvers.
Performance and Characteristics of the Corolla Cross 2026
The Corolla Cross 2026 retains the 2.0 Dynamic Force engine in the non-hybrid versions, offering up to 175 hp and 21.3 kgfm of torque with ethanol, combined with Direct Shift CVT transmission.
The XRX Hybrid Premium version combines a 1.8 flex engine with 101 hp and two electric motors, totaling 122 hp of combined power, and up to 70% less CO₂ emissions with ethanol.
In São Paulo, hybrid models are exempt from IPVA.
Equipment and Safety
All models come equipped with seven airbags, Toyota Play 2.0 multimedia center, and the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) package, which includes automatic high beams and pre-collision assistance.
The entry-level XR, aimed at PWDs, taxis, and fleets, includes digital air conditioning, a rearview camera, and parking sensors.
The higher versions, such as XRE and XRX, offer a digital instrument cluster, ambient lighting, and an electric sunroof.
With these updates, Toyota reaffirms its commitment to providing SUV models that combine advanced technology and safety, keeping the Corolla Cross as an attractive option in the Brazilian market.
