Toyota Yaris Cross: Class competitive crossover
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Toyota at last has a credible truly class-competitive supermini-sized SUV. The Yaris Cross fills an important gap in the company's Crossover line-up, just below the C-HR, and should worry Juke and Puma sector rivals with features like AWD and full-Hybrid power that are relatively unusual in this segment.
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Great review but another reference to a belt driven transmission. Toyota haven’t used belts in ANY of their hybrid powertrains for years, they’re all gear driven now.
I have watched all the reviews of this specific car on RUclips and yours is thousand thousand times better than the rest!!
Respect for you for putting so much effort into this video! You have therefor earned yourself a new subscriber and fan! 😊
I hope you will continue to do the same way in the future with your detailed reviews!
You have so much more knowledge about the details of the cars than the rest of the other "reviewers".
I'm actually shocked. Keep up the good work please!
A brilliant and comprehensive view of this car, thank you. Everything I needed or wanted to know, you covered. I shall have to buy one now…
Another first class review, Just ordered one ,The middle of the range,It was the 10 years warranty,was the deciding factor,Wish me luck,🤞
Best review anywhere, impressive, thank you. Very helpful & detailed.
B setting is NOT for regen - it's for maximising engine braking downhill
The Toyota CVT does NOT have belts
Toyota have so much experience in this type of vehicle !
After a little research on what’s for sale ‘ I have found
The Yaris cross hybrid Excel everything I could want in a self charging SUV !
I haven’t found any other Hybrid with a more Impressive MPG Fact ‘. 🤷🏼♂️ 🇬🇧
Thank you - great review and really helpful regarding the battery element.
Truly a comprehensive review 👍
Your very detailed review, which reveals deep understanding of the car market and related engineering, puts the other reviews to shame. From the ugly trio who appear in the rehashed TV series, to channels here who are fronted by odd clown characters, dressed like chavs in torn trousers, trying to be funny! Thanks a million for an incredibly informed review!
I ordered and received a space saver wheel!
This is the best review I have seen for this car Great Stuff. A update one be great I got one a month ago the dash information looks different also give the range I have on petrol and EV 760KM I am amazed, and the badges are different its says HEV instead of hybrid.
Wow.. Such a comprehensive & informative (intelligent) review.This should be the standard format for all future car reviews. Thank you so much Sir😀
Belt drive? I would be happy to see a much shorter but basically accurate review. So misleading.
Reduced MPG on more expensive models a nonsense … is this because of the tyres size? thanks
I have the excel city car version 2020. You still don't get sat nav or height adjustable boot floor. I do have the later after a complaint to Toyota UK. My A pillars with speakers have developed an annoying rattle. The Toyota APP does not allow to send navigation guidance to the car from your phone because the app doesn't include the entertainment system which is in the 2020 model.
I have driven Toyota for 10 years, but I am becoming increasingly disillusioned with their lack of cabin quality which is falling further behind the competition. You still only get One USB socket in the whole car. I like the fuel economy, but not the tyre wear.
Why did they not build it as well as the updated CHR don’t see the point in not doing that by Toyota I have a CHR
I thought the CVT used a chain and not a belt
It uses a planetary gearset and chain, there are no belts.
B mode does not do electric regeneration, only breakes.
@@danijelbratinavery true B= slowing down steep hill saving brakes
Acts like the Honda HR-V wasn't AWD 20-odd years ago.
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! Take a look at this video from 23 min. 20 sec.: ruclips.net/video/Z8GL1tLXv48/видео.html
Unfortunately, you have about 85 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...).
Guess what's the better choice for a (small) family... the Toyota Yaris Cross, or maybe the Honda Jazz or Crosstar?
Yaris Cross for sure. The family also needs a car with food safety functions.
correction on the trans it dose not use belts at all this videos explain how all Toyota hybrids work
ruclips.net/video/BK9p6GU-jPM/видео.html&ab_channel=ToyotaGlobal
ruclips.net/video/O61WihMRdjM/видео.html&ab_channel=WeberAuto
Ennuyeux
STOP using the term self charging. No such thing exists!!!!
The only minus is no extra tyre…which is another important thing for having a car🫤 thank you for the video.
ASK for it when buying I got one it did cost extra.