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Less fun it is when you compare the space inside... mainly that cramped back seat. Luckily Toyota made it less inviting there in the back by limiting the door opening... 🥴
Thomas, It is important to note that the AWD version provides additional traction and a superior independent rear suspension when compared to the FWD models.
Thomas your videos with Jonas are much better than those with others you talk much more relaxed and the video is better composed This video even had one of my absolute favourite cars as dayly driver... enjoyed it very much
to be honest, i'm driving the Auris 2015 hybrid, have around 25.000 kms already. It's comfortable, economical and reliable - all you need for a daily driver. Consumption? 11.000 kms below Toyota's 3.8 l/100 km. The rest are made on the autobahn and during winter. I could see myself in one of these, especially if it's got AWD.
This review was "Nice & Precise". Contemplating getting a Yaris Cross later this year so as usual, thanks for sharing Thomas. Greatly appreciate what you do here.
Having had the Yaris Cross being out here in Australia for some time, it's interesting to see the small differences in the infotainment system and the instrument cluster that comes with an overseas model.
@@anatorres8004 I was looking at the Yaris Cross but wasn't in the market to buy. My mother-in-law has one and got to check it out. As small around town crossover seems good.
@@WinkelHoof Length Toyota: 4.18m Length Suzuki: 4.17m... Much larger car you say? Pls check your facts Mazda and Jeep Renagade are very slightly larger at 4.27m and 4.23m respectively. Middle size AWD SUVs also include Dacia Duster and Mitsubishi ASX, but not the Suzuki Vitara.
Neither the "standard" Yaris nor the Yaris Cross seem to be made for a family. When you see how limited the space is in the backseat and how much (or better: little) the rear doors open, you wonder what the manufacturers' thinking here is. If I (with my 6 ft) had to sit behind myself and squeezed myself through that crack, I poke my knees into the driver's seat. Try installing a child seat in a Yaris/Yaris Cross, let alone "filling" that seat... 😒 Compare the space, especially in the back, with 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... a lot more space and much better accessible! Thomas shows us here (from 11:57 but better watch from start to finish!): ruclips.net/video/gOAqmK6hibM/видео.html Unfortunately, you have about 85 liters of boot space less in the Honda's (if you did not know that in that empty space under the magic seats also fits a lot of junk, for example a foldable buggy... 😉).
Very interesting! In the Australian market, the speedometer is fully digital with a different design, and the larger screen isn’t available. I hope that we can get the new screen soon, it looks much more modern and premium
Toyota Corolla Cross just launched in North America. Looks like it will all SUV’s in the future. Highlander>Rav4>Corolla cross>Yaris Cross. Just pick any size you like 😊
I like the exterior, but the interior .... Oh my, pure black and both in passenger and luggage compartments are just like black holes in outer space. Why can't manufacturers offers other lighter colours? For a small car like this, black is totally wrong colour. Small cars should be styled, designed and trimmed to feel fun, youthful and cheeky character. Black is very staid and boring. Give us options like light blue/white, cream and red, etc.
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
@1:27 it's the timeless sound of the Pratt & Whitney engines on the a320 that was flying in the foreground for me 😌, interesting review by the way 😀 I'm starting to love the toyota brand and this car no longer make the corolla cross seem awkward 😀
Hi Thomas. Previously I could be tempted to speed UP (x1.25) your videos, NOW I almost have to slow your videos (x0.75) - at least at the beginning - to enjoy the car testing. SO, Thomas - relax and be yourself, man; breathe, relax and give us your usual automotive goodness...
Why havent you notice the only difference between fwd and awd trunk Space is Service wheel styropian. In fwd you have the Space for replacement Tyre where this Service pack is. In awd version you dont have the Space for replacement tyre hence it went under the floor. Just take it out of styropian and you have exact same trunk space
3-cylinders do sound more sporty than 4-cylinders. =) I had a 2015 Aygo and I miss her sound. X( Now I have a 2019 Yaris GR Sport... the hybrid driving is nice and smooth, but the sound is very different and not as exciting. Took the next-gen Yaris for a test-drive and was happy to hear that deep 3-cylinder sound) I wonder if the Aygo Cross will be real...
Toyota hybrid system works on motorways too, there is always a deal between e motor and ice, they help each other all the time and the benefits are better performance and efficiency, also only petrol engine car on motorways will always be at high rpm where hybrid will keep ice at lower rpm and spins its e motors faster. 👍
@@dragospahontu Awesome! In motorways I only drive at 115, I will love de HUD and the CCS. I'll have the yaris cross in November. I think it's a good choice.
I believe the reason why the ICE-only 1.5 version of the Yaris Cross isn’t going to be offered in the UK is because there wouldn’t be enough demand for it in the UK, and it wouldn’t sell as well compared to the hybrid versions in Britain.
Good afternoon Thomas. A great full review as always. I have a question to ask you. Do you think a Yaris Cross AWD is better than an FWD to compromise on space, price and fuel consumption? Or an AWD is a minor thing and an FWD should be the first choice?
Hi Thomas! Great review, I just discover your channel and I love to watch and listen to it! Can you tell me witch car is more suitable for tall people like us: this Yaris Cross or a Ford Puma? And witch one would you recommend for longer road trips? Thanks and keep up the good work!
@@Carcode Tanx but the more I see the T-Cross the more I think it’s an car designed for older people, same for Kamiq and definitely Arona 🤭 I really like the Yaris Cross Hybrid; a brand new car, lots of cool features (like pre-heating 🔥) and almost lifetime warranty on hybrid power train. Puma though is just like driving a mini Porsche Cayenne 😍… all those difficult choices in a man’s life
Interior look good and hand rest is added than what i drove in Australia. It’s much cooler than here is this version found or is same aceoss the world??
Great review as usual. Interior looks Mazdaish, exterior looks as if they have employed PSA Group designers. Hybrid and clone. Thomas doesn't seem impressed. Personally, it's a Toyota so reliability is the top selling point.
Hi Charles ! We in NZ find European vehicles expensive for what they are. Sure Toyota is basic and their designers take a conservative approach, but that is what I like. Complete reliability. For me at 64 years of age, I don’t give a damn about millions of tech or if the info cockpit is slightly slow. And I have ordered the 2022 Toyota RAV4 Adventure hybrid. Safari green. And I understand and accept Thomas reviews. An outstanding reviewer Thomas is. Auckland. NZ
I fucking love Toyota. They take what the market is demanding, make it a little smaller and hybrid and then have fun with the design. I’ve had my Corolla Hatchback for 3 years(Love everything about it, the design of the interior is one of the most underrated in 2019) and will wait probably another 3 before getting my first electric and I can’t wait to see what they have when that time expires.
Hallo Thomas, Wenn kriegst du den neuen Toyota Corolla Cross in deine hände? Es seht ganz interessant aus. Wird aber nur am ende 2022 im Estland an kommen. Da sind ja andere reviews auch über die corolla cross, aber Autogefül macht die beste.
In the minute 8:34 you talk about the armrest… it is possible that you can ask to export that piece or the armrest to australia… or if you can provide any contact or email to contact Toyota parts in your country. I will appreciate the help. Thanks mate 👍🏻
Well, it's a coupe style car which has its own following. Also more powerful engine available. Ive been drooling after C-HR for ages and when it came the time to buy one, I test drove both Yaris Cross and CHR and went with the Yaris Cross
I would have preferred to see a pure EV rather than a hybrid. I do not understand Toyotas attitude towards EV’s when they were at the forefront of hybrid development. Otherwise, it’s a cool and funky car and yes I would have one with four-wheel-drive
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00:00 Toyota Yaris Cross Adventure trim
01:40 Lights and turning indicators
02:17 Length and AWD system
03:24 Yaris Cross Elegance trim
03:55 Comparison Yaris Cross and normal Yaris hatch
04:35 Interior
05:07 Seats
06:08 Cockpit overview
06:45 Infotainment system
08:03 More interior details with instruments and HUD
09:41 Rear seats
10:46 Trunk AWD 320 l
12:20 Trunk FWD 395 l
13:20 Engine with Hybrid explanation
13:52 Driving Hybrid AWD
22:50 Acceleration motorway
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Fun fact! It's almost the same length as the first and second gen RAV4s!
Interesting
Less fun it is when you compare the space inside... mainly that cramped back seat. Luckily Toyota made it less inviting there in the back by limiting the door opening... 🥴
Thomas, It is important to note that the AWD version provides additional traction and a superior independent rear suspension when compared to the FWD models.
With the penalty of 80 to 100kg more.
@@ripmax333 and less MPG on official figures.
..and € ???,?? more on its price tag. 🥴
Really like your presentation style👍🏼. It’s pretty soothing somehow, but also very informative. 👋 from 🇺🇸
Greetings 🖖
Thomas your videos with Jonas are much better than those with others you talk much more relaxed and the video is better composed
This video even had one of my absolute favourite cars as dayly driver... enjoyed it very much
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Best in class! The hybrid system is a big plus.
@@mattym8038 do you want to elaborate on this?
@@mattym8038 im owning a hybrid car and can verify that you are wrong.
@@mattym8038 Read and learn something about the Hybrid system, because u talk so much rubbish.
to be honest, i'm driving the Auris 2015 hybrid, have around 25.000 kms already. It's comfortable, economical and reliable - all you need for a daily driver.
Consumption? 11.000 kms below Toyota's 3.8 l/100 km. The rest are made on the autobahn and during winter.
I could see myself in one of these, especially if it's got AWD.
This review was "Nice & Precise".
Contemplating getting a Yaris Cross later this year so as usual, thanks for sharing Thomas. Greatly appreciate what you do here.
🙏🙏🙏 please share!
Good review, I have to say I really liked the car probably gonna buy it, I've been a fan for a long time.
I like it. Very rare for a vehicle of this size to offer actual 4 wheel drive.
Not permanent AWD, to some this will be an advantage, others not so much.
I think it is the best looking Sub-Compact CUV so far.
Doug DeMuro: “THIISSSS is a…”
Thomas: “DASSSS ist ein…”
Shmee: "Hi guys..."
Lol they all have their unique intros
hi guyth how ith it goin
Having had the Yaris Cross being out here in Australia for some time, it's interesting to see the small differences in the infotainment system and the instrument cluster that comes with an overseas model.
And it's more expensive in Europe than in Australia, and the consumption is 4.9 or 5.1 l/100 km. Are you happy with yours? I'm going to buy one.
@@anatorres8004 I was looking at the Yaris Cross but wasn't in the market to buy. My mother-in-law has one and got to check it out. As small around town crossover seems good.
Good explanation of the B-mode, a lot of reviews get this wrong. It's indeed engine brake, not more regeneration (or even one pedal drive)
It is like downsizing shift in a MT car ?
@@Edi-we4qd yes, the only use I found so far is going downhill on certain descents a bit smoother without braking (with your brake discs)
@@jeroen_w905 🆒👍thanks.
Brilliant review as always, yet the normal Yaris (Premium) has indeed a head-up display. Welcome to Belgium 🇧🇪
Cheers!
Ive been waiting for this one…really interesting that Toyota offers 4WD in this small segment. No competitors.
Suzuki Vitara.
Mazda cx-3
@@cam2792 Mazda CX-3 is in a segment above.
@@mastermaltese8731 Maybe the same price point but the Vitara is a much larger car, almost like a middle size SUV.
@@WinkelHoof
Length Toyota: 4.18m
Length Suzuki: 4.17m... Much larger car you
say? Pls check your facts
Mazda and Jeep Renagade are very slightly larger at 4.27m and 4.23m respectively. Middle size AWD SUVs also include Dacia Duster and Mitsubishi ASX, but not the Suzuki Vitara.
Oh, I was waiting for this review. Interesting car. Looks great is the "Yaris Gold"- nice nod to the original first-gen Yaris. =)
Neither the "standard" Yaris nor the Yaris Cross seem to be made for a family. When you see how limited the space is in the backseat and how much (or better: little) the rear doors open, you wonder what the manufacturers' thinking here is. If I (with my 6 ft) had to sit behind myself and squeezed myself through that crack, I poke my knees into the driver's seat.
Try installing a child seat in a Yaris/Yaris Cross, let alone "filling" that seat... 😒
Compare the space, especially in the back, with 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... a lot more space and much better accessible! Thomas shows us here (from 11:57 but better watch from start to finish!): ruclips.net/video/gOAqmK6hibM/видео.html
Unfortunately, you have about 85 liters of boot space less in the Honda's (if you did not know that in that empty space under the magic seats also fits a lot of junk, for example a foldable buggy... 😉).
I want to buy this amazing car now 😍
Belgian plates always remain as my favorite EU plate! 👌 I dig this compact crossover as well! Really nice scenery too.
Great review as usual! 👍
Very interesting! In the Australian market, the speedometer is fully digital with a different design, and the larger screen isn’t available. I hope that we can get the new screen soon, it looks much more modern and premium
Welcome in Belgium Thomas :)
One angry Panda ;)
We need this in the US ASAP!
Toyota Corolla Cross just launched in North America. Looks like it will all SUV’s in the future. Highlander>Rav4>Corolla cross>Yaris Cross. Just pick any size you like 😊
I like the exterior, but the interior .... Oh my, pure black and both in passenger and luggage compartments are just like black holes in outer space. Why can't manufacturers offers other lighter colours? For a small car like this, black is totally wrong colour. Small cars should be styled, designed and trimmed to feel fun, youthful and cheeky character. Black is very staid and boring. Give us options like light blue/white, cream and red, etc.
No boring car 👍🏻
It's kinda neat but I still hope they make the Aygo X Prologue into production and bring it to NA.
Dolce Hotel, I stayed there once. :p
Might have to tell my parents about this car as they are looking for a new small high seated car.
Beautiful
It seems to me only Tesla and Polestar can make a good infotainment systems.
The other companies invest a lot of money but can't get it right.
That is because Tesla and Polestar cannot get their reliability right so they concentrated on Infotainment :D
@@mannyechaluce3814 idk about Polestar, th y make good cars.
Tesla has many problems but they have their own charm.
I thought this was great to drive, nice growly engine note and excellent ride/handling compromise.
What a shame they don‘t offer this car with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain.
Putting a bigger battery will take boot space and would put lot of weight at rear axel which is not good for FWD cars
Nice and precise as usual Thomas ;)
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Excellent review, sorry I'm late to the party but can you get a space saver spare wheel to fit in the AWD version?
Annoyingly it seems not..bad omission from Toyota.
I love those Belgian licence plates
Great review as always high standard from autogefuhl team! Thank you. What is automakers excuse for those shity un usable infotainment systems?
Thanks!!
Yeah so many bad infotainment systems....
Great Yaris Cross hybrid for Boston, Miami and the whole country… cool
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
@1:27 it's the timeless sound of the Pratt & Whitney engines on the a320 that was flying in the foreground for me 😌, interesting review by the way 😀 I'm starting to love the toyota brand and this car no longer make the corolla cross seem awkward 😀
Hi Thomas. Previously I could be tempted to speed UP (x1.25) your videos, NOW I almost have to slow your videos (x0.75) - at least at the beginning - to enjoy the car testing.
SO, Thomas - relax and be yourself, man; breathe, relax and give us your usual automotive goodness...
😄
Great car, good presentation 👍
Thank you for fulfilling my request! Do you think this is the best in segment?
You re welcome! Hmm seats and steering is great, but best in segment no
Why havent you notice the only difference between fwd and awd trunk Space is Service wheel styropian. In fwd you have the Space for replacement Tyre where this Service pack is. In awd version you dont have the Space for replacement tyre hence it went under the floor. Just take it out of styropian and you have exact same trunk space
I enjoyed watching the Video Review. A very nice 👍 small suv
Thanks jamie!
3-cylinders do sound more sporty than 4-cylinders. =)
I had a 2015 Aygo and I miss her sound. X(
Now I have a 2019 Yaris GR Sport... the hybrid driving is nice and smooth, but the sound is very different and not as exciting.
Took the next-gen Yaris for a test-drive and was happy to hear that deep 3-cylinder sound)
I wonder if the Aygo Cross will be real...
Somehow at higher revs most turbo 3 cylinders feel more refined than turbo 4 cylinder engines
@@dragospahontu hm, interesting)
Excellent review 👏 One question can a space saver spare wheel be fitted to the AWD model?
No only in the FWD
Toyota hybrid system works on motorways too, there is always a deal between e motor and ice, they help each other all the time and the benefits are better performance and efficiency, also only petrol engine car on motorways will always be at high rpm where hybrid will keep ice at lower rpm and spins its e motors faster. 👍
Yes electric and ice are always working together
@@dragospahontu but in motorway just 15% of help.
@@anatorres8004 on motorway after 130km/h it's not effective.
In city you can get 3-4l/100km !!!
@@dragospahontu Awesome! In motorways I only drive at 115, I will love de HUD and the CCS. I'll have the yaris cross in November. I think it's a good choice.
@@anatorres8004 yes if you drive at 115km/h it will be very efficient
You also can get the head up display with the normal yaris in the higher trim levels
I believe the reason why the ICE-only 1.5 version of the Yaris Cross isn’t going to be offered in the UK is because there wouldn’t be enough demand for it in the UK, and it wouldn’t sell as well compared to the hybrid versions in Britain.
yeah same for Germany
The only reason I would buy a Toyota is the wonderful hybrid system
I am a big fan of this car!
Good afternoon Thomas. A great full review as always. I have a question to ask you. Do you think a Yaris Cross AWD is better than an FWD to compromise on space, price and fuel consumption? Or an AWD is a minor thing and an FWD should be the first choice?
Thanks 🙏 well it is a fwd platform anyway so it doesn’t make the biggest difference
Hi Thomas! Great review, I just discover your channel and I love to watch and listen to it! Can you tell me witch car is more suitable for tall people like us: this Yaris Cross or a Ford Puma? And witch one would you recommend for longer road trips? Thanks and keep up the good work!
Welcome!! The Yaris Cross. I feel the Ford seats are less suitable for taller people my friend
@@Carcode Tanx but the more I see the T-Cross the more I think it’s an car designed for older people, same for Kamiq and definitely Arona 🤭 I really like the Yaris Cross Hybrid; a brand new car, lots of cool features (like pre-heating 🔥) and almost lifetime warranty on hybrid power train.
Puma though is just like driving a mini Porsche Cayenne 😍… all those difficult choices in a man’s life
What a good car!
"Hier"= Here ;-)
Interior look good and hand rest is added than what i drove in Australia. It’s much cooler than here is this version found or is same aceoss the world??
Hey Thomas, big fan, good to see you in Belgium! Dolce Le Hulpe is a nice place :-)
Thanks 😊
Thanks Thomas
I prefer the elegance trim, especially in that color
Great review. I enjoyed it. Nice and practical car. What would you recommend? Yaris cross or c-hr. I have to test drive it.
Chr is not using the space that well
Thomas I always love your detailed review..but let me tell you are goo at take the right angle for a car..tka
Great review as usual. Interior looks Mazdaish, exterior looks as if they have employed PSA Group designers. Hybrid and clone. Thomas doesn't seem impressed. Personally, it's a Toyota so reliability is the top selling point.
Thanks 🙏
Hi Charles ! We in NZ find European vehicles expensive for what they are. Sure Toyota is basic and their designers take a conservative approach, but that is what I like. Complete reliability. For me at 64 years of age, I don’t give a damn about millions of tech or if the info cockpit is slightly slow.
And I have ordered the 2022 Toyota RAV4 Adventure hybrid. Safari green. And I understand and accept Thomas reviews. An outstanding reviewer Thomas is.
Auckland. NZ
Really enjoyed your review, have an AWD on order. 👍
Enjoy 😊
Welcome in Belgium, Thomas!
I like it because it sits up high from the road.
Thomas. When you will do test for Citroen C4? Petrol preferable. Waiting for your review for C4. Any plans?
VW T-Cross or Yaris cross? Power and looks or hybrid technology and accessories....what to choose...any suggestions?
It’s the best in its class. No competition
Hi Thomas, do you prefer the Puma or the Yaris Cross?
Very nice
Please review Citroen C4 C-Cross
Interesting but the New Juke looks better
I fucking love Toyota. They take what the market is demanding, make it a little smaller and hybrid and then have fun with the design. I’ve had my Corolla Hatchback for 3 years(Love everything about it, the design of the interior is one of the most underrated in 2019) and will wait probably another 3 before getting my first electric and I can’t wait to see what they have when that time expires.
Yes Toyota is behind the competition. They really need an electric car, like now!
@@dragospahontu Everyone is behind Tesla. What’s the rush? Tesla’s are overpriced and all look the same.
in Switzerland the normal Yaris can have a HUD !
thats crazy, what is the strongest engine you can get? (besides the yaris GR)
@@tubejorrit you can get a 1 liter engine or the hybrid that’s it
What is the difference between yaris cross and yaris suspension? Is it big enough to be like in C-HR ???
I'm wondering how's it possible to split the power 60/40 when the rear electric motor has only 5ps.
Hallo Thomas,
Wenn kriegst du den neuen Toyota Corolla Cross in deine hände? Es seht ganz interessant aus. Wird aber nur am ende 2022 im Estland an kommen.
Da sind ja andere reviews auch über die corolla cross, aber Autogefül macht die beste.
Danke! Ich schau mal was ich machen kann
Japanese car is the most reliable car.
Q: Is this new hydrid Yaris Cross better in comfort to drive .. then for exempel an Sest Ateza in an road trip. ... You havet tested both cars.
Hi ,in this b segment suv which is the most spacious for tall driver’s? Puma , juke,or else?
In the minute 8:34 you talk about the armrest… it is possible that you can ask to export that piece or the armrest to australia… or if you can provide any contact or email to contact Toyota parts in your country. I will appreciate the help. Thanks mate 👍🏻
I doubt that Toyota doesn't know how to build a spacious interior for small vihecle.
No more join us in full hd full screen and full length :(
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Wait what’s the point of the CH-R now? I don’t get it
Well, it's a coupe style car which has its own following. Also more powerful engine available. Ive been drooling after C-HR for ages and when it came the time to buy one, I test drove both Yaris Cross and CHR and went with the Yaris Cross
Great 👍
My regular Yaris does have the head up display
Can you regulate the highness or the bright of your HUD?
There does not appear to be a HUD in UK spec Yaris Cross for some reason.
Trip around Brussels i see 😉
130hp or 116 hp Thomas? I prefer the Lexus LBX , I have just read your viedeo about the LBX , very very niece btw, super...
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Hi Thomas! Can we expect the new Kia Sorento review any time soon?
Hey! Ok i ll check!
Only bad thing are front lights, everything else is nice, especially rear lights.
Shame they did not go with matrix lights on top spec.
Will Toyota make a Yaris Cross PHEV?
Nope
Classic Toyota car reliable but nothing special.I prefer captur with lpg
I would have preferred to see a pure EV rather than a hybrid.
I do not understand Toyotas attitude towards EV’s when they were at the forefront of hybrid development. Otherwise, it’s a cool and funky car and yes I would have one with four-wheel-drive
hybrid makes more sense in town … no fighting for charge points
@22:07 du meintest eigentlich den Ford Kuga, korrekt? :D
Ne der Kuga ist deutlich größer!
@@autogefuehl achso ok :)
love very nice looking small suv suits me I am 5 feet tall
Please, more engine choices oon this one... Stronger 4 cilinder. 😁
Looks ok
i do not agree with the no leather here in nz they just dump it no value in leather hardly using everything you can just to please the greenies
Doesn't apply in 2020 model in australia