Toyota Yaris Cross: conheça o motor do novo mini SUV mais barato do Brasil que chega ao mercado fazendo 30 km/l para conquistar o coração dos brasileiros e aniquilar Creta e Renegade

Toyota Yaris Cross: Meet The Engine Of Brazil’s New Cheapest Mini SUV That Delivers 30 Km/L To Win Over Brazilians And Annihilate Creta And Renegade

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/05/2024 at 10:04

Toyota Yaris hatchback: Novo mini SUV conta com motor 1.5 aspirado de quatro cilindros Flex, que gera até 110 cavalos de potência e 14,9 kg de torque

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Toyota Yaris Hatchback: New Mini SUV Features 1.5 Naturally Aspirated Four-Cylinder Flex Engine, Generating Up to 113 Horsepower and 14.9 kg of Torque

The introduction of the Toyota Yaris Cross in 2025 has already been confirmed and is set to revolutionize the automotive sector in Brazil. This new mini SUV model combines efficiency and innovation, aiming to lead the compact SUV segment with sustainable and affordable solutions that meet modern consumer demands.

Expected to arrive in 2025, the Toyota Yaris Cross, besides being the cheapest SUV from Toyota, promises to be the cheapest hybrid in Brazil. This compact SUV, capable of achieving up to 30 km/l, will be a flex hybrid designed to compete with models like Honda HR-V, Nissan Kicks, Chevrolet Tracker, Hyundai Creta, and Jeep Renegade. This highly anticipated mini SUV is set to shake up the national automotive market with its various versions and configurations.

New Yaris Cross Arrives in 2025 as the Cheapest SUV from Toyota!

With the Same System as the Corolla and Corolla Cross Models, the New Mini SUV from Toyota Promises 30 km/l

Potentially, the Yaris Cross will be the first full hybrid compact SUV (HEV) available in Brazil, using the same system as the Toyota Corolla and Corolla Cross models, but with different engines. The use of ethanol may improve the 92 hp and 12.3 kgfm of torque produced by the Thai model.

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Safety: Toyota Yaris Cross Offers Six Airbags, Disc Brakes on All Four Wheels

The engineers at Toyota paid special attention to safety and comfort in the Yaris Cross. The Yaris Cross comes equipped with six airbags, disc brakes on all four wheels, as well as advanced technologies such as pre-collision detection, lane-keeping assistance, full LED headlights with automatic height adjustment, adaptive cruise control, LED taillights, and 18-inch alloy wheels.

For the comfort of the occupants, the Yaris Cross includes a 7-inch digital dashboard, automatic climate control, and a 10.1-inch multimedia center.

Mini SUV Yaris Cross is the Cheapest Car from Japanese Toyota and Will Be Manufactured in Sorocaba (SP)

Toyota is investing R$1.7 billion in its Sorocaba, São Paulo factory for the local production of the Yaris Cross. To achieve the goal of being the cheapest hybrid in Brazil, the Toyota Yaris Cross only needs to have a starting price below R$ 187,790 currently charged for the Corolla Altis Hybrid.

Expectations are that prices will start around R$ 150,000 for the 1.5 model and R$ 165,000 for the hybrid, positioning itself competitively against the Honda HR-V, which has a 1.5 engine producing 126 hp.

This initiative not only promises more competitive prices but also aims to boost the local economy by generating jobs and fostering the Brazilian automotive industry.

What to Expect from the Yaris Cross

More than just a car, the Toyota Yaris Cross represents a statement of innovation and commitment to sustainability. This model promises to transform the compact SUV market in Brazil, offering an attractive option for conscious consumers. With efficiency, comfort, and cutting-edge technology, the Yaris Cross is ready to lead its segment and inspire future innovations in the automotive industry.

I would love to know if you own or are thinking about acquiring a Toyota. Share your experience with the brand in the comments section. Don’t forget to activate notifications from CPG to keep up with all the news from the automotive world. See you next time!

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José Inácio

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01/07/2024 09:58

Gostaria de saber informações sobre o lançamento do novo suv da Toyota, valor, consumo, data de lançamento e aquisição.

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Gilmar

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01/07/2024 08:23

O Tiggo 7 está 137mil, um baita de um carro.
Alguns amigos tem e estão muito satisfeitos.

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Ernane Marinheiro

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01/07/2024 05:56

Como que um carro que parte de 150.000 vai vende que nem água no Brasil? Tá ruim pra Toyota se pensa que um carro mini SUV por 150.000 vai vender que nem água. Por este valor, vai no pátio e servir de museu. Tem quem dê esse valor ele? Com certeza, mas não a ponto de se imaginar que irá assumir o topo de vendas dos SUV no Brasil. Tá longe disso, nesse valor. É uma piada…

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Toyota Yaris Cross: Meet The Engine Of Brazil’s New Cheapest Mini SUV That Delivers 30 Km/L To Win Over Brazilians And Annihilate Creta And Renegade

Toyota Yaris Hatchback: New Mini SUV Features 1.5 Naturally Aspirated Four-Cylinder Flex Engine, Generating Up to 113 Horsepower and 14.9 kg of Torque

New Yaris Cross Arrives in 2025 as the Cheapest SUV from Toyota!

With the Same System as the Corolla and Corolla Cross Models, the New Mini SUV from Toyota Promises 30 km/l

Safety: Toyota Yaris Cross Offers Six Airbags, Disc Brakes on All Four Wheels

Mini SUV Yaris Cross is the Cheapest Car from Japanese Toyota and Will Be Manufactured in Sorocaba (SP)

What to Expect from the Yaris Cross

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Toyota Yaris Cross: Meet The Engine Of Brazil’s New Cheapest Mini SUV That Delivers 30 Km/L To Win Over Brazilians And Annihilate Creta And Renegade

Toyota Yaris Hatchback: New Mini SUV Features 1.5 Naturally Aspirated Four-Cylinder Flex Engine, Generating Up to 113 Horsepower and 14.9 kg of Torque

New Yaris Cross Arrives in 2025 as the Cheapest SUV from Toyota!

With the Same System as the Corolla and Corolla Cross Models, the New Mini SUV from Toyota Promises 30 km/l

Safety: Toyota Yaris Cross Offers Six Airbags, Disc Brakes on All Four Wheels

Mini SUV Yaris Cross is the Cheapest Car from Japanese Toyota and Will Be Manufactured in Sorocaba (SP)

What to Expect from the Yaris Cross

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