At a time when more and more brands intend to reach segments for all types of customers, you have to look for a way to get it right from the beginning. This is the case of Toyota, which in recent months has been presenting some models that have opted to approach a very specific segment. Now, the Japanese firm has gone a step further and has launched its big bet, the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, which is a family bet that they presented a few months ago and that does not go unnoticed for its great benefits.
It has been difficult for them to take the step, but since last December it was presented, it has become the great family bet and solves the problems of the Toyota C-HR in the face of fierce European competition. This model surprises with its good qualities and performance with just over four meters long. With a sophisticated, elegant and sporty design, it leaves no one indifferent. This is confirmed by the Italian or Polish markets, where this model that has a considerable height with respect to the ground, has not stopped surprising.
The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is available in two modes. In the first, Trend, comes equipped with 18-inch alloy wheels, full LED headlights, Toyota Safety Sense, Toyota Smart Connect multimedia system with 10.5-inch touchscreen, 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. While in the case of Lounge, it would be all of the above plus leather upholstery, heated front seats, panoramic roof, navigation system, blind spot monitoring. Of course, if you want to get this model, you will have to make a reservation, which is available until July 21.
How is the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid
Few models have opted for such a complete renovation. This is the case of Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid, which comes with the fifth generation of the “Hybrid Dynamic forcé”. With a four-cylinder petrol engine and an electric engine of 113hp, a maximum power of up to 197hp can be reached. This allows 0 to 100 km7/h to take around 8 seconds. In the rear train it equips a second engine that offers four-wheel drive.
