Prices and CO2 revealed for all-new Toyota Yaris Hybrid
Toyota has announced pricing and specs for the fourth-generation Yaris, which launches this week with an all-hybrid line-up, priced from £19,910.
It marks the first use of Toyota’s TNGA-B platform – which also underpins its Yaris Cross compact SUV due 2021 – and is shorter, wider and lower than the current model, using intelligent packaging to maximise interior space.
As well as introducing a bolder design and higher-quality materials, including a Yaris-first of a soft-touch instrument panel, it also heralds the first use of the new TNGA three-cylinder, fourth-generation hybrid system.
The 1.5-litre hybrid powertrain is directly derived from the larger 2.0- and 2.5-litre systems that were introduced in the new Corolla, RAV4 and Camry models, and features a three-cylinder Atkinson cycle petrol engine with variable valve-timing. WLTP-rated CO2 stands at 92-98g/km.
In the UK, it will be offered with a choice of four trims – Icon, Design, Dynamic and Excel – plus a special high-specification Launch Edition.
The all-new, fourth generation Toyota Yaris debuts in the UK this week in an all-hybrid range that delivers powerful styling, exceptional safety and high comfort, convenience and connectivity specifications across the board.
The entry-level Icon model is priced from £19,910 and brings standard features including seven-inch multimedia display, reversing camera, automatic headlights and wipers, electronic Parking Brake and driver’s arm rest, air con, power-adjustable, heated door mirrors and 16-inch alloy wheels.
The Design grade – expected to be the most popular model and priced from £20,970 – upgrades this with an eight-inch multimedia display, binocular instrument display, LED headlights and rear lights, rear privacy glass and power rear windows, as well as front.
The two top-level trims are both based on the Design trim and focus on extra style, technology, comfort and on-board entertainment. The Dynamic model starts from £21,920 and features 17-inch machined face alloys, front sport seats, black part-synthetic leather upholstery, smart entry and push-button start, dual-zone air con, JBL premium eight-speaker sound system.
The Excel (from £22,220) also gets 17-inch machined face alloy wheels, front sport seats and smart entry and push-button start, along with light-coloured part-synthetic leather upholstery, six-speaker sound system, auto-folding door mirrors, Blind Spot Monitor, Intelligent Clearance Sonars with auto-braking. Both the Dynamic and Excel also offer a bi-tone paint finish and City Pack as options.
The Launch Edition at £24,005 is based on the Dynamic grade and features a bespoke Tokyo Fusion Red and Eclipse Black Pearlescent bi-tone paint finish. Onboard equipment includes auto-folding door mirrors, blind sport monitor, 10-inch colour head-up display, clear blue ambient cabin lighting and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror.
Deliveries start in the autumn.
Natalie Middleton
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