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Top Toyota Yaris Cross Features
Cute looks.
Efficient hybrid engine.
High quality.
Why We Like The Toyota Yaris Cross
The Yaris Cross shares many of its parts and engineering with the Yaris hatchback but comes with a bigger and more practical crossover body. That said, it’s still not a big car overall, so it feels easy to park and drive around town.It comes with only one hybrid petrol engine choice while the interior takes the basics of the smaller Yaris but adds better quality and much more space inside. As a bonus, the Yaris Cross is an attractive-looking car, without resorting to an overtly aggressive design.
Why Choose A Toyota Yaris Cross Lease?
The Yaris Cross is finely calibrated to appeal to family drivers and downsizers who want the style and practicality of an SUV without it being bulky and heavy. It’s also for those that want to lease a crossover with great fuel economy.You can lease a Toyota Yaris Cross through Vanarama on a 2-5-year deal, tailor-made to suit your needs, with your choice of up-front payment and the ability to hand back the car at the end of the lease. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.Inside The Toyota Yaris Cross
The Yaris Cross’ cabin uses a lot of dark plastics to give it a premium look, while everything is really well made and put together. There are neat part-digital instruments and a good touchscreen in the centre of the dashboard. Toyota has resisted the temptation to put the heating and air conditioning controls on that screen, so there are physical buttons for that. The front seats are very comfortable, and the driving position sits you up high enough for an excellent view out above most small hatchbacks.
4-Wheel-Drive Option
Although the Yaris Cross is clearly designed primarily for city driving, Toyota wanted to ensure that it was rugged enough for customers who need something a little more capable. So, there is a 4-wheel-drive option that cleverly uses an extra electric motor to drive the rear wheels. This saves weight and space, although it’s not quite as efficient as the regular front-wheel-drive Yaris Cross. Still, for anyone who wants to lease a compact vehicle that can cope with rural roads and mud or snow, the Yaris Cross is a good choice.
The Yaris Cross comes with a single engine choice, and that’s the 115hp hybrid 1.5-litre petrol unit which is shared with the Yaris hatchback, as is the automatic gearbox. Thanks to the engine and electric motor working together, performance feels nippy around town, and the Yaris Cross has plenty of power for longer journeys on motorways.
Its best attribute is its fuel economy. Toyota officially quotes up to 64mpg on the WLTP test, close to the Yaris Cross’ real-world capability. Toyota estimates that on a typical urban journey, the Yaris Cross can spend as much as 80% of its time with the engine off, running on its battery power. That makes for a low emissions figure of as little as 100g/km.
Refinement is good, too, and the Yaris Cross is a very relaxing car to drive.
The Yaris Cross might be diminutive by modern standards, but it’s the same overall size as an original RAV4, so the space inside is actually pretty good. There’s adult-sized space in the back seats and the boot can hold a very useful 397 litres (expanding to 1,097 litres with the back seats folded down).
Which Models Are Available?
The Yaris Cross comes in a single 5-door body choice, with a single hybrid engine, and the only mechanical option is the choice between front-wheel drive (which is what most customers will go for) and 4-wheel drive.
Toyota Yaris Cross Trim Levels
Trim Levels Available: Icon, Design, Excel, Dynamic.Basic equipment includes 16-inch alloy wheels, an 8-inch touchscreen, keyless entry and ignition, active emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection, a reversing camera, radar-guided cruise control, automatic air conditioning and lane-keeping steering. It’s worth noting that 4-wheel drive is only available in Dynamic specification, while Excel and Dynamic models get a larger 9-inch touchscreen that comes with newer infotainment software.
Compare Your Toyota Yaris Cross Lease Deal
Nissan offers the Juke Hybrid, which uses a gearbox that’s more complex than Toyota’s simple automatic, but the overall effect is the same – it has decent performance levels and excellent real-world fuel economy. It’s not as roomy in the back seats nor the boot as the Yaris Cross, though.
Closely related to that Nissan Juke Hybrid is the Renault Captur Hybrid, and while the Renault is as roomy in the back seats as the Toyota, it too has a smaller boot.
Hyundai’s Kona Hybrid is a very good Yaris Cross rival, with smart styling and a high-quality cabin.
Toyota has an all-but-unbeatable reputation for producing solidly built cars – and given that the Yaris Cross shares all of its parts with the popular Yaris hatchback, we’d have no hesitation in saying that it should be very reliable indeed.
With a boot capacity of 397 litres (up to the luggage cover), the Yaris Cross has one of the bigger boots in its class. That expands to 1,097 litres when the rear seats are folded down.
Yes, all Yaris Cross models come with a rear-view parking camera and sensors.
For a compact car, it’s a very practical little thing. There’s adequate space in the back seat for taller adults and the boot is bigger than those found in most of the competition.
Given its combination of cute styling, efficient engine, low emissions, and Toyota’s reputation for quality and reliability, it’s not hard to see why the Yaris Cross is proving a popular choice. If you want some crossover style and practicality but need a car that’s cheap to run and nippy around town, it’s a very good choice.
Explore our best Toyota Yaris Cross lease deals online today and we guarantee to give you the best monthly price. We never take processing fees and deliver your new Yaris Cross for free, plus give you 30 days to return in case you change your mind. It’s never been easier to drive a brand-new car with a Toyota Yaris Cross lease.
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