Toyota Yaris Cross Leads Sales In Europe And Arrives In Brazil In 2025 With Flex Hybrid Engine And Fuel Consumption Of 30 Km/L

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Published on 12/04/2025 at 18:47

Toyota Yaris Cross chega ao Brasil em 2025 com motor híbrido flex, consumo de até 30 km/l e produção nacional em Sorocaba. Confira detalhes técnicos e segurança

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Toyota Compact SUV Will Be Produced in Sorocaba (SP) with Hybrid Technology and Promises to Dominate the National Market with Efficiency and Safety

The Toyota Yaris Cross is the new asset of the Japanese car manufacturer for the B-SUV segment in Brazil. After leading sales in Spain in 2024, with 12,748 units, and reaching the top in Europe with over 204,000 units sold, the model is ready to win over the Brazilian public.

Toyota has made significant investments in the Sorocaba (SP) plant to start national production of the Yaris Cross in 2025. The model will arrive with a 1.5 Hybrid Flex engine, e-CVT transmission, and a promised urban fuel consumption of up to 30 km/l, one of the best in its category.

Toyota Yaris Cross Combines Power, Economy, and Thermal Efficiency

Toyota Yaris Cross Leads Sales in Europe and Arrives in Brazil in 2025 with Hybrid Flex Engine and Fuel Consumption of 30 km/l

The Toyota Yaris Cross combines a 1.5 Atkinson cycle combustion engine with an electric motor, delivering 116 hp of power. The hybrid flex system was developed to maximize fuel economy without sacrificing performance.

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Compact SUV with Ideal Dimensions for Urban Use

Measuring 4.18 meters in length, 1.76 meters in width, and 2.56 meters in wheelbase, the Toyota Yaris Cross brings perfect dimensions for traffic in large cities. The height of 1.59 meters also favors a good driving position and visibility without compromising stability.

The trunk is generous for the segment, and the internal layout has been optimized to comfortably accommodate up to five passengers.

State-of-the-Art Safety in the Yaris Cross

The national version of the Toyota Yaris Cross will inherit the key safety features already available in Europe. Among them are Unintentional Acceleration Control and Proactive Steering Assist, integrated into the fifth-generation Toyota Safety Sense system.

This package includes autonomous emergency braking, lane departure alert, and adaptive cruise control, reinforcing Toyota’s reputation for offering safety even in compact models.

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Massaharu Watanabe

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14/04/2025 16:24

Esse não é o Yaris Cross que vai ser lançado no Brasil, é o europeu.

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Toyota Yaris Cross Leads Sales In Europe And Arrives In Brazil In 2025 With Flex Hybrid Engine And Fuel Consumption Of 30 Km/L

Toyota Compact SUV Will Be Produced in Sorocaba (SP) with Hybrid Technology and Promises to Dominate the National Market with Efficiency and Safety

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Compact SUV with Ideal Dimensions for Urban Use

State-of-the-Art Safety in the Yaris Cross

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Toyota Yaris Cross Leads Sales In Europe And Arrives In Brazil In 2025 With Flex Hybrid Engine And Fuel Consumption Of 30 Km/L

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