I own one. I average 17.8km/L on city traffic and 30km/L on the highway. It does the job if you're into fuel efficient, realiable and solid metro car. I chose this over the Yaris X after test driving it, this definitely feels luxurious than the YX.
Had my corolla cross G for a month!! I super love it! It's a very stable smooth driving car. I love the suspension! Plus it is very fuel efficient. Mine has an average of 28km/L on highway, roughly 19km/L on city driving
Have this car for almost 4 months….no regrets only negative for me is the 😂 space coz my old car is van/suv…basic car maybe im old school driver and not into tech 360 cam or cruise control :) it does the job for me :) no coding :)
hello sir. if I may ask optional ba yung red leather seat niya? lahat kasi ng nakikita ko na review ng corolla cross is red yung leather, actually mas nagagandahan ako sa upuan ni Yaris cross. 😅
I see a lot of comment going for the Sealion. I get their point, but for a buyer like me, im paying for peace of mind. Yes the Sealion is really tempting, but some of its features (as I read from long time users abroad), are glitchy, ie collision mitigation braking suddenly because the vehicle is thinking you are ramming the vehicle ahead, esp when overtaking on provincial roads. The Corolla Cross hybrid has been around for quite some time already and the parts are readily available. Yes the Sealion price is cheap, but how sure are you with the after sales? How long will the parts come in? I’d buy the Sealion maybe in 5 yrs, after it has proven itself in the local market. For now, i’ll go with the Corolla Cross.
Agree with you. That's why I went with the G variant Maybe will consider BYD in choosing my next car only after it proves itself for more years to come
As the number 1 EV automaker in the world, i dont think byd will go bankrupt anytime soon. Also, note that toyota asked for byds help to improve its hybrid system because byds tech is vastly superior than toyotas
We have both and the sealion is superior in every way. The cross actually feels way cheaper than the byd. To whoever is saying its luxurious is dreaming 😅@tipsy113
Great vide as always, Vince and team. This cross is an absolute banger for new buyers of hybrid vehicles. This is surely better than the yaris cross which is made by daihatsu.
Heads up to cross owners like me a n d I am 73 Watch out at car washes they can destroy your roof rubber trim molding both sides mine is a 2024 cross Bluebird car washes here I live in Ontario Oregon said happens with toyotas all the time sadly Dealer put new ones on no chg 1x only said go to ez or touchless carwashes to avoid damaging roof molding Very upsetting so now I just hand wash it myself better job no cost gotcha carwash Love my cross though
If you gonna get the GRS, would it be better to get the Zenix Q instead? Same 1.9M but you get 7 seater, more powerful, also got Toyota sense plus same hybrid car?
@@gonz101 paki tingin na lang sa website ng Toyota bago kayo mag commment! 7 seater yan! Mas comfortably nga lang pag 6 lang. At tsaka mas malakas naman ng di hamak tong Zenix. 😂😂😂
would you rather get a corolla cross grs over a base trim rav4? because at that point for buyers that can afford that price range, the difference is quite negligible
I looked up some videos of the corolla cross hybrid models from the US and I think Australia and on the blank panels you’ve mentioned, there are some heater options/buttons there. Maybe based dun yung interior and na carry over lang sa PH models.
@@paoloochangco6072Well, since Toyota just announced that they will use the BYD DM-I drivetrain in THEIR cars, they seem to be pretty convinced of it's quality
Instead of spamming BYD on every youtube video about Toyota or Honda hybrid, why don't you just buy your BYD Sealion already and share your actual experience as an owner. What's your excuse for not getting it after 6+ months when reservation list on dealerships aren't even that long? People here are sharing their actual experience owning this car and most of you still spam BYD like you own one.
Sana may pa libreng training ang toyota sa mga mekaniko handling hybrid, ang lam ko alagaan lng air filter ng hybrid battery ang importante jan, kung mghhybrid ka nlng toyota na lng kc naperfect na nla hybrid system
@@aroundmeph1145 yeah, it would depend on the buyer. For me, BYD has a good enough track record. They even lead the industry when it comes to battery R&D and tech. Even Tesla gets their new batteries from them. No wonder the Ayalas decided to handle their brand in the PH.
There’s a reason why BYD requires expensive premium fuel and that is because of reliability concerns. Toyota only needs regular unleaded. And discounting the plugin charging range, Toyota’s Synergy Drive drinks LESS fuel than the BYD. So all in all you’re getting more value for the BYD but you’re saving more money with the Toyota. If you are buying only one car or if you drive long distances, go with the Toyota. If you’re getting a second or third car and drives short distances the BYD is the better choice.
For people debating between this and the byd sealion. Keep in mind that toyota asked BYDs help to improve its hybrid system. Toyota had its share of hybrid hiccups. byd has the superior system, is the number 1 EV auto maker in the world surpassing tesla and has a better interior as well. A toyota is a toyota but remember that toyota was once a startup and had to build its name, every manufacturer starts from the bottom. A plugin hybrid vs a non plugin. 100 km all electric mileage is very beneficial for city dwellers, you practically wouldn't need to gas up for months if its purely city driving.
Toyota’s only asking for the PHEV tech. Toyota’s Synergy drive is more superior without using premium fuel. This is literally more efficient than the sealion. The only reason why the Sealion gets more miles is because of the huge chargeable battery.
@@MAP87PA unless you travel more than 100 kms a day or for every trip or you dont charge your battery, i dont see the cross beating the sealion since it's a plugin. the upcoming corolla will be using byds tech and some bevs of toyota will use byds blade tech batteries. the writing is on the wall. the avg distance people travel in manila is around 10-20kms each day. factor in the traffic and a buffer room of another 10-20kms and you still have some room to spare.
Already on the International market BYD is fast becoming a serious cause of concern for the Legacy Automakers such as Toyota and Honda as BYD is now eating steadily into their market shares. Case in point, Honda just recently decided to close down as early as 2025 its internal combustion engine auto factory in Ayutthaya , Thailand due to ferocious competition from BYD in that country. Chinese automobile manufacturers because they have established their own supply chains, are able to do away with additional cost from doing business with outside suppliers and middlemen in the production of automobiles. In contrasts, the Legacy automakers because they do not have their own supply chains are forced to outsource for most of what is needed for automobile production which is why they cannot effectively compete against the juggernaut from China known as BYD. And BYD is no longer a push over. In fact Toyota has plans on the drawing board to adapt BYD's hybrid technology for the foreseeable future of its models to come.
they reduced the combined power from 140 HP (pre facelift version) to 122 HP (this face lift version ) !! why ?? exactly the power of the motor was reduced form 95 HP to 72 HP and also changed the battery type from Li-Ion to NiMH 😞
BYD Sealion is gonna eat this for lunch. Toyota will also be using BYD batteries soon, so the reliability angle is kind of moot. I do wish japanese cars would do better to compete in terms of pricing/features though.
But you're not just gonna drive and ride on the battery alone, are you? If we're going to compare a vehicle's "reliability" based on their battery alone why not use some other random part as a measure of their reliability. A point to consider when arguing about reliability is the repairability and the availability of parts, which Toyota and the other Japanese makers already have in their favor. Besides, toyota has introduced hybrid tech in their vehicles as early as **checks google** 1997 on their prius.
@@X7880-t3n point taken. Further down the line though if these newer (and not just chinese) brands prove themselves on reliability and parts servicing, legacy automakers will really have to push to compete.
Sad. mukang cheap pa din loob. Less innovations. BYD Sealion is much better buy than this one in terms of innovation. Ayaw na sana talaga mag support ng china cars kaso pag icocompare kasi talaga ung gastos mo, mas mganda at sulit features dun.
Engine lang naman ang labanan nyan sir. You'll outgrow all the tech like 360 cams and all but Toyota's engines are still far superior than the chinese counterparts. I'd say GAC is more reliable than BYD when it comes to engine.
If i need a battery i will buy BYD, if i need a car i will buy toyota. So what do you really need? If you want all the nice things you can get the corolla cross grs. I even think sealion 6 is a bad choice when selecting BYD, dolphin or atto is better. Will you trust a byd car with an engine?😊
Toyota cheaped-out with the high voltage NIMH battery. This is an older tech which is inferior to Li-ion when it comes to reliability and power delivery. Hybrid cars should be at least Li-ion or the better Lifepo4.
Not really. There are a few Corolla Cross examples in Australia that have more than 200k kms in mileage without encountering any major issues. I kinda doubt that Chinese cars would even make 100k kms.
I own one. I average 17.8km/L on city traffic and 30km/L on the highway.
It does the job if you're into fuel efficient, realiable and solid metro car.
I chose this over the Yaris X after test driving it, this definitely feels luxurious than the YX.
Hi Sir, planning to get this also. How about sa maintenance cost po how much nggastos nyo?
You bought a hybrid or a non hybrid
@@bakangrabai8078 It's obviously a hybrid
Had my corolla cross G for a month!! I super love it! It's a very stable smooth driving car. I love the suspension! Plus it is very fuel efficient. Mine has an average of 28km/L on highway, roughly 19km/L on city driving
I envy our Philippines friends that they always get the high and updated specs compared to us here in Malaysia.
You're joking right
@@Kyle-kc8cw I hope I was...
We got a lot of corrupt politicians that can score cars like this in a snap of a finger so probably why we get updated specs first.
I think its also worth mentioning the NVH and Ride Comfort level of this is top notch
hindi ba matagtag sir as in? 2015 toyota fortuner owner here. planning to buy the Corolla cross next year.
@@mndry77 maganda ride nitong corolla cross, malayo sa fortuner hehe
Have this car for almost 4 months….no regrets only negative for me is the 😂 space coz my old car is van/suv…basic car maybe im old school driver and not into tech 360 cam or cruise control :) it does the job for me :) no coding :)
Yup. Not everyone needs all the bells and whistles. Its a solid car no doubt.
hello sir. if I may ask optional ba yung red leather seat niya? lahat kasi ng nakikita ko na review ng corolla cross is red yung leather, actually mas nagagandahan ako sa upuan ni Yaris cross. 😅
I see a lot of comment going for the Sealion. I get their point, but for a buyer like me, im paying for peace of mind. Yes the Sealion is really tempting, but some of its features (as I read from long time users abroad), are glitchy, ie collision mitigation braking suddenly because the vehicle is thinking you are ramming the vehicle ahead, esp when overtaking on provincial roads.
The Corolla Cross hybrid has been around for quite some time already and the parts are readily available.
Yes the Sealion price is cheap, but how sure are you with the after sales? How long will the parts come in? I’d buy the Sealion maybe in 5 yrs, after it has proven itself in the local market. For now, i’ll go with the Corolla Cross.
Agree with you. That's why I went with the G variant
Maybe will consider BYD in choosing my next car only after it proves itself for more years to come
There are some good points but I want to point out that its price is not cheap.
@@richardchico2546 yup, atleast 5 years. To be a second car to be safe.
Take a look at Geely. Nagsara ang mga casa due to warranty claims
As the number 1 EV automaker in the world, i dont think byd will go bankrupt anytime soon. Also, note that toyota asked for byds help to improve its hybrid system because byds tech is vastly superior than toyotas
We have both and the sealion is superior in every way. The cross actually feels way cheaper than the byd. To whoever is saying its luxurious is dreaming 😅@tipsy113
Great vide as always, Vince and team.
This cross is an absolute banger for new buyers of hybrid vehicles. This is surely better than the yaris cross which is made by daihatsu.
Heads up to cross owners like me a n d I am 73
Watch out at car washes they can destroy your roof rubber trim molding both sides mine is a 2024 cross
Bluebird car washes here I live in Ontario Oregon said happens with toyotas all the time sadly
Dealer put new ones on no chg 1x only said go to ez or touchless carwashes to avoid damaging roof molding
Very upsetting so now I just hand wash it myself better job no cost gotcha carwash
Love my cross though
Thanks for the info sir. Need to wash on my own
I'm waiting for my Cross to land here in Sydney, Australia. The Cross version here is a two-litre engine ( M20A-FXS ). I'm excited.
im more concern on cross' hp, overtaking issues, the acceleration when loaded with passengers
If you gonna get the GRS, would it be better to get the Zenix Q instead? Same 1.9M but you get 7 seater, more powerful, also got Toyota sense plus same hybrid car?
@@rgn0321 if you don't need a 7-seater, just go for the RAV4 hybrid for a little above 2M since it got a recent price cut of 300k+
The Zenix Q is actually a 6-seater 😅
@@gonz101 paki tingin na lang sa website ng Toyota bago kayo mag commment! 7 seater yan! Mas comfortably nga lang pag 6 lang. At tsaka mas malakas naman ng di hamak tong Zenix. 😂😂😂
would you rather get a corolla cross grs over a base trim rav4? because at that point for buyers that can afford that price range, the difference is quite negligible
BYD = BYE YOUR DREAM
NO TO CHINESE OWNED BRANDS NO AFTERSALES NO RESALE
I looked up some videos of the corolla cross hybrid models from the US and I think Australia and on the blank panels you’ve mentioned, there are some heater options/buttons there. Maybe based dun yung interior and na carry over lang sa PH models.
Active yung mga troll ng BYD sa comment section! Hahahaha.. kahit pa libre yang BYD nyo mag lalakad nalang ako!
Troll pala cla. Weird lang kasi mga mag toyota level quality will never buy china car.
@@paoloochangco6072Well, since Toyota just announced that they will use the BYD DM-I drivetrain in THEIR cars, they seem to be pretty convinced of it's quality
Lol may pera ka ba?
pag magpalit pwede kay lithium jan sa corolla sir, kahit yung sa mas maliit na yaris?
I think Toyota should make a base model and make everything else optional, so we didn’t have to pay for stuff we don’t need!
Grabi para kang nka motor na mio nito sa sobrang tipid hahaha
Roof rail ready na po ba ang Corolla Cross 1.8 G 2024?
Instead of spamming BYD on every youtube video about Toyota or Honda hybrid, why don't you just buy your BYD Sealion already and share your actual experience as an owner. What's your excuse for not getting it after 6+ months when reservation list on dealerships aren't even that long?
People here are sharing their actual experience owning this car and most of you still spam BYD like you own one.
Sana may pa libreng training ang toyota sa mga mekaniko handling hybrid, ang lam ko alagaan lng air filter ng hybrid battery ang importante jan, kung mghhybrid ka nlng toyota na lng kc naperfect na nla hybrid system
TBH, having the BYD Sealion on that price range still makes me hesitate getting these hybrids on the same pricepoint from the big 4.
@@aroundmeph1145 yeah, it would depend on the buyer. For me, BYD has a good enough track record. They even lead the industry when it comes to battery R&D and tech. Even Tesla gets their new batteries from them. No wonder the Ayalas decided to handle their brand in the PH.
The g one is much is easier to clean the front grill than the grs.
Available in malaysia?
Did I hear that right? Its got NiMH batteries?!! not even Li-Ion?
Yup, toyota goes for safer and more reliable chemistry rather than cheap and explosive lihtium.
Is the steering tilt and telescopic?
@@edwincabrera5980 yes I have the G variant
You have an annoying background sound thats on repeat! Its distracting and annoying at the same time, I can't focus on what you're really saying.
I agree, it doesn't match with his talking. It is anxiety inducing instead lol
Did he say since 1921?
There’s a reason why BYD requires expensive premium fuel and that is because of reliability concerns.
Toyota only needs regular unleaded. And discounting the plugin charging range, Toyota’s Synergy Drive drinks LESS fuel than the BYD.
So all in all you’re getting more value for the BYD but you’re saving more money with the Toyota. If you are buying only one car or if you drive long distances, go with the Toyota. If you’re getting a second or third car and drives short distances the BYD is the better choice.
Yung X Force 1.5M sana hybrid na din. Parang may mali...
Yeah it's not even a turbo. Hirap tuloy makina sa incline dun sa video with media.
X-force will flop..
It is a below average car slapped with hev @1.5M php. That’s Toyota.
This is a TNGA platform purely toyota
Can run pure ev mode
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Sir may nagbibinta ba dito sa pinas ngayon nyan? Halos lahat dito sa manilA wala talga kagaya ng zenix
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For people debating between this and the byd sealion. Keep in mind that toyota asked BYDs help to improve its hybrid system. Toyota had its share of hybrid hiccups. byd has the superior system, is the number 1 EV auto maker in the world surpassing tesla and has a better interior as well. A toyota is a toyota but remember that toyota was once a startup and had to build its name, every manufacturer starts from the bottom.
A plugin hybrid vs a non plugin. 100 km all electric mileage is very beneficial for city dwellers, you practically wouldn't need to gas up for months if its purely city driving.
Toyota’s only asking for the PHEV tech. Toyota’s Synergy drive is more superior without using premium fuel.
This is literally more efficient than the sealion. The only reason why the Sealion gets more miles is because of the huge chargeable battery.
@@MAP87PA unless you travel more than 100 kms a day or for every trip or you dont charge your battery, i dont see the cross beating the sealion since it's a plugin.
the upcoming corolla will be using byds tech and some bevs of toyota will use byds blade tech batteries. the writing is on the wall.
the avg distance people travel in manila is around 10-20kms each day. factor in the traffic and a buffer room of another 10-20kms and you still have some room to spare.
@@tipsy113 the Toyota already outsells the sealion. But i agree, for short trips the sealion is fantastic.
Nope Rav4 prime should be price a little higher than byd sealion
BYD? Yan yung mga nasusunog sa China? Haha
Check nyo mabuti mga news sa China mismo about BYD chinese user
Bakit may jeep. Sa EDSA ba yan?
Already on the International market BYD is fast becoming a serious cause of concern for the Legacy Automakers such as Toyota and Honda as BYD is now eating steadily into their market shares. Case in point, Honda just recently decided to close down as early as 2025 its internal combustion engine auto factory in Ayutthaya , Thailand due to ferocious competition from BYD in that country. Chinese automobile manufacturers because they have established their own supply chains, are able to do away with additional cost from doing business with outside suppliers and middlemen in the production of automobiles. In contrasts, the Legacy automakers because they do not have their own supply chains are forced to outsource for most of what is needed for automobile production which is why they cannot effectively compete against the juggernaut from China known as BYD. And BYD is no longer a push over. In fact Toyota has plans on the drawing board to adapt BYD's hybrid technology for the foreseeable future of its models to come.
Video is about Toyota car, go do your FOMO and shill somewhere else.
they reduced the combined power from 140 HP (pre facelift version) to 122 HP (this face lift version ) !! why ?? exactly the power of the motor was reduced form 95 HP to 72 HP and also changed the battery type from Li-Ion to NiMH 😞
BYD Sealion is gonna eat this for lunch.
Toyota will also be using BYD batteries soon, so the reliability angle is kind of moot.
I do wish japanese cars would do better to compete in terms of pricing/features though.
disposable car
HAHAHAHA aatakehin sa puso yang mga toyotards pag nag rollout na yang mga units with BYD tech 😂
But you're not just gonna drive and ride on the battery alone, are you? If we're going to compare a vehicle's "reliability" based on their battery alone why not use some other random part as a measure of their reliability.
A point to consider when arguing about reliability is the repairability and the availability of parts, which Toyota and the other Japanese makers already have in their favor.
Besides, toyota has introduced hybrid tech in their vehicles as early as **checks google** 1997 on their prius.
@@X7880-t3n point taken. Further down the line though if these newer (and not just chinese) brands prove themselves on reliability and parts servicing, legacy automakers will really have to push to compete.
yep, sealion is just much better. toyota needs to up their game.
I'll get byd sealion instead
@@aroundmeph1145 already enjoying it.
@@aroundmeph1145 tahan na iho
@@aroundmeph1145 umiiyak ka pa rin?? Tahan na
Is this paid video?
Sounds like it is!
Can Toyota get any more boring?
naghahanap kami ng car. inupuan namin to sa showroom. sobrang basic ang pangit. yung likod parang taxi na. Pangit talaga loob ng toyota.
Yes true yan. Very basic. But we buy toyota because basic sya😊
@@rommelangon7727except Indo and Thai spec equivalent models aren’t basic at all. So who is getting shortchanged?
at that price point, ill get the BYD Sealion6 :p
@@aroundmeph1145 i will! im not a bare minimum boomer enjoyer
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typhophobia trigerred
I wanna seem some hybrid taxis some day.
BYD SEAGULL @ around 1.5M will probably eat some of the market share....
Good competition though...
BYD = Build Your Disaster
B urn your Drver
Sad. mukang cheap pa din loob. Less innovations.
BYD Sealion is much better buy than this one in terms of innovation. Ayaw na sana talaga mag support ng china cars kaso pag icocompare kasi talaga ung gastos mo, mas mganda at sulit features dun.
Di ko parin ipagpapalit ang features kesa sa pagsuporta sa CCP na yan, subsidized ng Chinese government yan kaya mura. Ok na ko sa Toyota.
Engine lang naman ang labanan nyan sir. You'll outgrow all the tech like 360 cams and all but Toyota's engines are still far superior than the chinese counterparts. I'd say GAC is more reliable than BYD when it comes to engine.
If i need a battery i will buy BYD, if i need a car i will buy toyota. So what do you really need? If you want all the nice things you can get the corolla cross grs. I even think sealion 6 is a bad choice when selecting BYD, dolphin or atto is better. Will you trust a byd car with an engine?😊
At that price of 1.5M, BYD Sealion is the electric car I would buy.
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Wala kanaman pambili. 😆 BYD doesn't pay you enough to spread fake propaganda about their Sealion. 😆
Me too I prefer the BYD Sealion.
Let's see where that Chinesium car end up after 10 years and hundreds of thousands of kilometers
Hahahahaha 😂😂😂😂
Toyota continues to release outdated shit ...
Toyota cheaped-out with the high voltage NIMH battery. This is an older tech which is inferior to Li-ion when it comes to reliability and power delivery. Hybrid cars should be at least Li-ion or the better Lifepo4.
Wow Toyota, you really are in trouble against the Chinese cars.
Not really. There are a few Corolla Cross examples in Australia that have more than 200k kms in mileage without encountering any major issues. I kinda doubt that Chinese cars would even make 100k kms.
BYD is much better. Com’on Toyota, you can do better than this. BYD is eating your market share.