Toyota Corolla Cross XRX | New Version of SUV for 2024 Lineup Emerges Impressive

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/12/2023 at 08:08

Divulgação/Toyota – Todos os direitos: CanalTech

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New XRX Version of the 2024 Corolla Cross Line Brings Hybrid Powertrain, Automatic Transmission, and Hill Start Assist System.

The 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross brings novidades for SUV lovers, with options for both combustion and hybrid. The main highlight is the debut of the XRX version, which is positioned below the GR-Sport and incorporates all the standard items of the XRX Hybrid configuration.

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The new Corolla Cross XRX comes equipped with a 2.0 Dynamic Force flex engine, offering even more options for consumers looking for a versatile and powerful SUV.

Toyota Corolla Cross: Power and Efficiency

The Toyota Corolla Cross XRX will have under the hood the already known 2.0 Dynamic Force flex engine, with four inline cylinders and 16 valves, with intelligent variable control VVT-iE. It also features direct and indirect fuel injection system D-4S, a combination that, according to the brand, ‘maintains the efficiency of the engine without increasing fuel consumption’.

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Toyota Corolla Cross: Safety and Versatility

The Toyota Corolla Cross XRX will be available in 7 colors: Polar White (solid), Lunar White (pearlized), Infinite Black, New Moon Silver, Granite Gray, Granada Red, and Neptune Blue (metallic). The price of the new version of the SUV starts at R$ 190,290.

Complete Line of the Toyota Corolla Cross 2024

Check below the prices of the complete line of the Toyota Corolla Cross 2024.

Toyota Corolla Cross 2024: Versions and Prices
Version	Price
Corolla Cross XR	R$ 162,590
Corolla Cross XRE	R$ 177,390
Corolla Cross XRX	R$ 190,290
Corolla Cross GR-Sport	R$ 196,290
Corolla Cross XRV Hybrid	R$ 202,690
Corolla Cross XRX Hybrid	R$ 210,990

Source: Canal Tech

Toyota Corolla Cross XRX | New Version of SUV for 2024 Lineup Emerges Impressive

New XRX Version of the 2024 Corolla Cross Line Brings Hybrid Powertrain, Automatic Transmission, and Hill Start Assist System.

Toyota Corolla Cross: Power and Efficiency

Toyota Corolla Cross: Safety and Versatility

Complete Line of the Toyota Corolla Cross 2024

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Toyota Corolla Cross XRX | New Version of SUV for 2024 Lineup Emerges Impressive

New XRX Version of the 2024 Corolla Cross Line Brings Hybrid Powertrain, Automatic Transmission, and Hill Start Assist System.

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