Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025: The 'Mini Corolla' With 1.5 Flex Engine Producing 110 Hp, The Cheapest In Brazil That Promises To Revolutionize The Automotive Market!

Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025: The ‘Mini Corolla’ With 1.5 Flex Engine Producing 110 Hp, The Cheapest In Brazil That Promises To Revolutionize The Automotive Market!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/05/2024 at 14:43

Updated on 14/05/2024 at 14:47

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Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025 Combines Comfort, Power, and Style and Promises to Sell Like Hotcakes!

The automotive market welcomes the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025, the most sophisticated version of the model that has already won the hearts of drivers. With a bold design and a list of standard features, the Yaris Hatch XLS is not just a car; it is a driving experience. This compact hatch from Toyota is packed with features that ensure not only the comfort of the occupants but also safety and the pleasure of driving, according to garagem360.

Standard Features and Luxurious Interior of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025

First, the Yaris Hatch XLS 2025 stands out for its 15-inch alloy wheels with a Dual Tone finish, adding a touch of elegance to the vehicle. The front grille harmonizes the car’s color with chrome details, while the electric sunroof and rear spoiler complement the external design. Inside, the Toyota Play+ multimedia center with Harman technology and full connectivity, including Android Auto and Apple Car Play, offers entertainment and information at your fingertips.

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Performance, Efficiency, and Style, Simply Toyota Being Toyota!

Under the hood, the 1.5 flex engine of the Yaris delivers robust performance, with 110 hp when fueled with ethanol and 105 hp with gasoline. The maximum torque reaches 14.9 kgfm with ethanol and 14.3 kgfm with gasoline, providing acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 11.8 seconds and a top speed of 182 km/h. However, the CVT transmission ensures smooth and efficient driving, with a fuel consumption that is among the best in its category.

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Technical Specifications of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025:

Item	Specification
Engine	1.5 Flex
Power	110 hp (Ethanol), 105 hp (Gasoline)
Torque	14.9 kgfm (Ethanol), 14.3 kgfm (Gasoline)
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)	11.8 seconds
Top Speed	182 km/h
Transmission	7-Speed CVT
Traction	Front
City Consumption	8.9 km/l (Ethanol), 12.2 km/l (Gasoline)
Highway Consumption	10 km/l (Ethanol), 13.8 km/l (Gasoline)
Height	1,490 mm
Width	1,730 mm
Length	4,145 mm
Weight	1,150 kg
Fuel Tank	45 L
Wheelbase	2,550 mm
Trunk	310 L
Occupants	5

Price Table and Versions of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XL, XS, and XLS 2025

Therefore, to facilitate the comparison between the Yaris Hatch versions, here is a summary table with the main attributes and prices:

Model	Transmission	Engine	Range	Price (R$)
Yaris Hatch XL	CVT	1.5 Flex	12.2 km/l (Gas.)	97,990
Yaris Hatch XS	CVT	1.5 Flex	13.9 km/l (Gas.)	105,990
Yaris Hatch XLS	CVT	1.5 Flex	13.8 km/l (Gas.)	122,090

Is the ‘Mini Corolla’ the Smart Choice to Make?

With such a complete set of attributes, the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025 positions itself as a smart choice for those seeking a compact vehicle, without compromising on luxury, safety, and performance. Toyota once again demonstrates its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, delivering a car that is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the year in the premium hatch segment.

Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025: The ‘Mini Corolla’ With 1.5 Flex Engine Producing 110 Hp, The Cheapest In Brazil That Promises To Revolutionize The Automotive Market!

Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025 Combines Comfort, Power, and Style and Promises to Sell Like Hotcakes!

Standard Features and Luxurious Interior of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025

Performance, Efficiency, and Style, Simply Toyota Being Toyota!

Technical Specifications of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025:

Price Table and Versions of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XL, XS, and XLS 2025

Is the ‘Mini Corolla’ the Smart Choice to Make?

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Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025: The ‘Mini Corolla’ With 1.5 Flex Engine Producing 110 Hp, The Cheapest In Brazil That Promises To Revolutionize The Automotive Market!

Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025 Combines Comfort, Power, and Style and Promises to Sell Like Hotcakes!

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Technical Specifications of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XLS 2025:

Price Table and Versions of the Toyota Yaris Hatch XL, XS, and XLS 2025

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