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An urbanized, refined design that incorporates a power unique to SUVs
Exterior Design
The side is reminiscent of unwavering driving performance reflecting the dynamism given to the horizontal line of the upper body from the front to the rear combination lamps. The unique character line, which flows from the rear door to the front of the cabin, emphasizes the spaciousness of the cabin.
Interior Design
The seating, steering, and shift lever among other features are optimally positioned. The TFT color LCD multi-information display offers excellent visibility, and the high positioning of the meter and Display Audio (DA) and adoption of the Head Up Display (HUD) minimizes the driver's eye movements, allowing the driver to concentrate on driving ("Eyes on the Road" concept).
Spacious, easy-to-use luggage room with a height unique to an SUV
In contrast with a conventional Toyota SUV, the door opens and closes nearly twice as fast.
The Yaris Cross also comes with easy-to-use, ample storage space inside the cabin, and provides an easy-to-reach center tray and large front and rear door pockets as well.
Carrying on from the former Yaris, Toyota has further developed and enriched the advanced safety, security, comfort, and convenience functions
Secondary Collision Brake*7 (first for a Toyota compact SUV)
When an SRS airbag deploys upon the SRS airbag sensor detecting a collision, this function alleviates damage by automatically controlling the brakes and brake lights, and slowing down the vehicle to prevent a secondary collision.
Blind Spot Monitor (BSM)
The BSM uses a millimeter-wave radar to detect vehicles at the driver's rear side of the car that are difficult to see using door mirrors up to a maximum of around 60 meters to the rear in the next lane. An indicator in the door mirror lights up when a vehicle approaches. The driver can then operate their turn signal to make the indicator blink to arouse attention
