Toyota Yaris Cross 2025

Sedan

Engine Capacity

1496cc

Power

78hp

Torque

138Nm

speed

170 kmph

Transmission

E-CVT

Drive Type

Front Wheel Drive (FWD)

Price Range

Rs 20M - 25M

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Overview

The Toyota Yaris Cross 2025 is Toyota’s answer to the ever-growing demand for small urban SUVs. Built on Toyota’s DNGA platform, the Yaris Cross takes the agility and frugal performance of a compact SUV and fuses it with the raised stance, rugged styling, and practicality expected from a crossover. There are two distinct Yaris Cross versions which are the XP210 for the Japanese market and the AC200 for the Asian market, each with unique exterior designs. This review focuses on the Asian model, which is available in three trims namely HEV, V, and G.

Top Features

Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive System

Toyota Safety Sense

Powered tailgate with hands-free operation

Ambient lighting

Panoramic sunroof

Apple CarPlay/Android Auto

Pros

Hybrid system delivers excellent fuel efficiency with low emissions

Compact size makes it ideal for city driving, yet still offers SUV practicality

Advanced Toyota Safety Sense features make it one of the safest in class

Strong resale value due to Toyota’s reliability reputation

Cons

Rear-seat legroom is average and may feel tight for taller passengers

e-CVT transmission, while smooth, may feel uninspiring for spirited drivers

Price is higher than some non-hybrid rivals in the same category

What’s New

10.1-inch central touchscreen infotainment display

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

Advanced Toyota Safety Sense as the ADAS

Refreshed LED light signatures and new alloy wheel designs

Expanded ambient lighting options

Expert’s Opinion

4.5
out of 5

The Toyota Yaris Cross 2025 strikes an impressive balance between urban practicality, modern technology, and hybrid efficiency. While it may not be the most powerful or luxurious option in its class, it nails at delivering the essentials with confidence. Toyota’s global reputation for reliability and strong resale value makes it a secure investment, especially in markets where hybrid adoption is on the rise. Buyers who prioritize efficiency, advanced safety, and hassle-free ownership will find the Yaris Cross hard to beat. Though it may not excite performance enthusiasts, it’s a well-rounded compact SUV that suits families, daily commuters, and eco-conscious drivers alike.

Exterior Design

The Yaris Cross 2025 displays a confident urban SUV presence despite its compact footprint. Its design language follows Toyota’s “Robust and Minimalistic” approach, with sharp creases, muscular wheel arches, and sleek LED headlights that give it a modern yet sturdy appeal. The front is dominated by a wide, aggressive trapezoidal upper grille paired with a lower grille, while slim DRLs enhance its upscale look. From the side, the rising beltline and gently sloping roof add a sporty touch, while roof rails and black cladding emphasize its SUV identity. Sculpted bumpers bring a sense of motion, and subtle chrome accents elevate the premium feel. Conventional door handles prioritize practicality over aerodynamics. Riding on 17–18 inch alloy wheels and offering 210 mm of ground clearance, it’s well-suited for Asian roads. The rear design feels premium for the segment, featuring a roof-integrated spoiler, stylish LED tail lamps, and a shark fin antenna. Overall, it resembles a mini RAV4 from the front and a Corolla Cross from the rear, giving it a distinctive and appealing presence in its class.

Interior Design

Performance

Fuel Efficiency

Safety and Technology

Transmission

Ride Quality

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Toyota Yaris Cross 2025 suitable for family use?

Yes. It’s a decent 5 seater with decent luggage space, making it practical for small families. Rear legroom and headroom for the rear middle passenger is average but manageable for daily use.

How fuel-efficient is the Yaris Cross HEV?

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Is the Toyota Yaris Cross expensive to maintain?