2022 Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid Visual Review - Exterior & Interior

This is my visual review of the 2022 Toyota Yaris Cross. Discover all the details about the exterior, interior and infotainment system of this hybrid SUV.
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Quick specs:
- Power: 116 PS (114 HP) / 85 kW
- Torque: 120 Nm
- Transmission: CVT automatic
- Drivetrain: front wheel drive
Timestamps:
0:00 Front: headlights, grille, bumper
0:31 Side: wheels, mirrors, front door
1:34 Interior: first look front row
2:00 Engine bay
2:24 Fuel cap
2:38 Side: rear door
3:03 Interior: first look back seats
3:22 folding down rear seats
3:37 Legroom, headroom
3:47 Rear: first look
3:58 Trunk & tailgate
4:55 Instrument cluster
5:58 Dashboard details
6:20 Center console
6:49 Glove box
7:04 Infotainment system
8:29 outro
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[@aburshadnuaimy7502]

Love it ...
Very nice ❤❤❤❤❤

[@g.rajkumargd4289]

Glanza Brother

[@sompong1070]

มาขายในไทยด้วย

[@leonamatuni6509]

I have tested this car too. The most complete version. The weakest point is the engine. Starting 60 km/h and higher it makes noise during the acceleration. It must be a stronger engine for this car weight.

[@SuperFrazil]

Toyota please bring it to Canada

[@dickschuurman4684]

2:45 - Indeed... the rear doors just open a crack...
3:01 - Indeed... hardly any legroom...
Neither the "standard" Yaris nor the Yaris Cross seem made for a family. When you see how limited the space in the rear seats is and how much (or better: little) the rear doors open, you wonder what the designers had in mind here. If I (with my 6 ft) had to sit behind myself, I poke my knees into the driver's seat.
Try to install a child seat in a Yaris/Yaris Cross, let alone "fill" that seat... 😒
Compare the space, especially in the back, to a Honda Jazz or Jazz Crosstar. They are 13.5 or 9 cm. shorter, 7 cm. narrower and have a 4 cm. shorter wheelbase. But... much more space and much more accessible!
Unfortunately, you have about 100 liters of luggage space less in the Hondas (if you didn't know that a lot of junk fits in that empty space under the magic seats, for example a folding buggy...).