2021 Toyota Yaris Adventure Promises To Stand By You In Your Adventures

by AutoExpert   |  29 March, 2021

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Lately, Toyota is very active in proving it can stand up to its ‘The  Car of the Year 2021’ prize. After introducing Toyota Yaris Cross on the market, take a deep breath and meet the 2021 Toyota Cross Adventure. It's something adventurous, just like its name. 

Underpinned by the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) Yaris Cross Adventure is different from its predecessor with an increased roughness and new spirit implied by its nickname. Other different specs are the new front bumper along with an off-road inspired design, and the optional set of silver roof rails as standard along with 18-inch alloy wheels finished in dark grey.

The SUV has a newly designed and reshaped cabin with a black headliner, piano black trim, original leather-like seats, and a warm Gold deco line that stretches across the instrument panel and inner doors moldings. 

Another clever option that follows the Toyota style is the flagship  Premier Edition, where you can have leather upholstery throughout the cabin, the back door with kick sensors, a Head-up, various bi-tone color combinations, and the bespoke 18-inch machined alloy wheels. This Edition will be available only 12 months after the sales start.

For the European market, both versions- Toyota Yaris Cross and Yaris Cross Adventure - will be powered by the same 1.5-liter Atkinson cycle engine combined with a small electric motor to deliver 114 horsepower. For the UK market, Yaris Cross Adventure will be sold under a different name as follows: Yaris cross Dynamic and Yaris Dynamic Premiere Edition. Toyota is famous for adapting their vehicles accordingly to the market where they intend to sell them.

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