The RAAT Thailand Rally Championship kicked off the 2024 season at Chacheongsao Province over the weekend and Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand (TGRT) fielded a Toyota Yaris Cross for this year’s competition. TGRT crossed the finish line on 7 April in 18th place overall out of 52 entries but took home first place in its category. The team entered the RC 2.1 category which is for turbocharged 2WD entries and was also the only team representing that category. Despite the ‘turbo’ in the category name, t

The Toyota Yaris Cross continues its rise in popularity against the Honda HR-V in Indonesia as it sold 1,849 units in the country in July 2023. Meanwhile, its H-badged rival sold 1,509 units in the same month. According to Gaikindo’s sales data, both the Yaris Cross and HR-V dominated the compact crossover segment in the country that month as the only models to post 4-figure sales. In third place is the Chinese Wuling Alvez with 301 units followed by the Hyundai Creta (298 units) and Chery Omoda

Following the reveal of prices and variants of the 2023 Toyota Yaris Cross in Indonesia, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN) announced that the DNGA-based B-segment SUV will be exported to at least 25 countries in Asia as well as Central and South America. Based on these recent photos taken by a Facebook user named Boom Dunyawat, it seems that Thailand will be the next market destination for the developing market-spec Yaris Cross. The set of photos was uploaded over the weekend and show

The 2021 Toyota Yaris Cross has just been launched in Singapore, making the island the first ASEAN country to get the all-new crossover. Two variants are offered, and prices range from SGD 102k (~MYR 311k) to SGD 107k (~RM 326k). Toyota Yaris Cross Variants and Specs As mentioned, the Yaris Cross comes in two variants there: the Active, and the pricier Excite. What's similar between them is the Toyota Corolla Cross/RAV-4-inspired look, especially with the gaping (albeit relatively small) grille

Within Toyota’s model line-up for Japan, the two B-segment Toyota Yaris Cross and Toyota Raize (twin of Daihatsu Rocky, donor car to our upcoming Perodua D55L) sit in a somewhat overlapping position. Both B-segment SUVs are priced quite closed together and are chasing more or less the group of customers, but such is the nature of Japan’s saturated car market. Also, the booming SUV market demands for greater choices. Better to lose sales to your own models than to a competitor’s. The Toyota Yaris

Toyota adds yet another compact-crossover to their lineup as they unveiled the all-new Toyota Yaris Cross yesterday, which is essentially a small-SUV version of the B-segment Toyota Yaris hatchback. Chassis and powertrain The Yaris Cross rides on Toyota’s TNGA-B platform and is offered with two powertrains and drive options: 2020 Toyota Yaris Cross Variant B-Package (Base) X G Z Hybrid X Hybrid G Hybrid Z Engine M15A-FKS (1.5-liter Dynamic Force Engine) Toyota Hybrid System II with reduction gea