2024 Toyota Yaris Cross S HEV Review | Zigwheels.Ph
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
- The Toyota Yaris Cross HEV caused quite a stir when it launched but as far as Toyota models go, it found itself some ℎ𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑠. But based on how many of these we see on the road, this subcompact hybrid crossover must be doing a lot of things right!
Let’s find out what the hype is about in our latest Review and make sure to drop us your thoughts in the comment section below!
00:00 Intro
00:38 Exterior
05:13 Interior
11:13 Driving Impressions
17:30 Fuel Economy
19:00 Safety Tech
19:51 Pricing
21:20 Outro
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Just purchased my Yaris Cross HEV. Thanks for the review sir! It really feels like the latest Toyota Vios but it's much more comfortable and very fuel efficient.
Parents loved the car since we have elevated parking space that sedans are not in their choice. Great smooth acceleration and nice fuel savings.
Well said!
Correction: YX HEV are 18-inchers (you guys might be referring to the YXG which are 17-inchers). It's in their brochure too :)
If I'm looking for a hybrid option this is my go to but rn I'd go with HR-V turbo
My condolences
Great car despite the flaws. But lets be real your getting this car because of fuel economy. Its not fast but it will take you from a to b. Its not perfect like every car there is but its a toyota. But if you want fast then go for other brands that will satisfy you.
Definitely agree with you on this one. Although I would rather go for the Corolla Cross G (or V if I need TSS, cruise control, etc) instead of the Yaris Cross mainly due to better drive comfort/experience. TNGA vs DNGA is not a myth and you can clearly see this for yourself if you test drive both vehicles. Also, NiMH is a proven battery from the 1st gen Prius which lasted 10-12 years before being replaced. Li-Ion is yet to prove its worth and that's why NiMH was even retained in some Lexus hybrid models.
@@richardchico2546longevity-wise NiMH’s low density nature actually helped it survive for longer periods of time compared to Li-ion. The primary advantage of Li-ion is faster charging (eh hindi naman EV ang hybrids so anong use?) and better power release for the motors (in Toyota hybrids the engine does the hard acceleration, not the motors). Other than that, no benefits anymore. It’s more expensive and lahat nag aagawan for lithium.
And yes one EV battery can produce up to 60 self-charging hybrids or 8 plug in hybrids.
Its a daihatsu
Fast, can overtake the traffic in Metro Manila?
I love this car. Yes I drive fast, and I don't like being overtaken.
May paddle shifters?
Going hybrid actually saves you more than just fuel itself, you also save from wear & tear of engine components including break system as less heat is being generated overall compare to a traditional ICE car.
There is a review from mechanics that HEV is cost effective to maintain than regular ICE.
What about the battery replacement which is very expensive.
@@criticalsage Yes but that is required in 8-10 years time. lol
Great Review.💚
Toyota Yaris Cross stands out in the market because of its Exterior & Interior Design plus its Fuel efficient capability.
Best value for our money indeed. Also Daihatsu-Toyota built this car really well unlike previous Daihatsu-toyota cars. Overall, this is another good and reliable car from Toyota.❤
May pambili ka ba eh baka hanggang used Wigo lang ang kaya mo
Tanga. Ito sasakyan ko ngayon and isang 2023 Everest Titanium. Wag moko Itulad sayong patapon ka na kahit Bike Wala ka. Hahahahahaha
@@KuchingKingVideoGamerKawawa ka naman. Mamatay kanalang na walang sasakyan, kahit 2nd hand na motor wala ka hahahaha😂😂
Corrola Cross G says HI
What’s your height, Sir?
Im using yaris cross v for 10 months now and the fuel consumption accdg to my gauge is 12.5km/ltr, so the 14 km/ ltr yaris hev isnt worth buying when you consider the savings you get vs the extra 300k you shell out. i wished you had that analysis in your review.
Pure NCR city driving?
Not sure how your driving style is, but I get between 22-23 km/l, city (Bangkok, which is also bad in terms of traffic) and suburb (total of more than 60 km daily) on my HEV. Some even get 24+!
A RAV4 HYBRID are you kidding?
The Corolla Cross is a better deal for that price and better looking.
I dont trust Daihatsu now
LOL nandito kana naman. Basher ng Toyota, dun ka sa HyunDIE mong nilalangaw hahahaha
Honda HR-V is way better.
really?
It’s a completely different segment, gotta compare it to corolla cross.
Not really.
Be that as it may, the 400k price difference against a regular ICE will already give you 5 to 6 years of fuel.. around 7 to 8 years recovery period b4 you can reap the benifits of a hybrid car. And by that time, the battery already needs changing. Another 300k to boot..
Over all, hybrids dont make sense. Stick to the good old ICE.
Youre welcome.
Which is funny because ONLY in hybrids will you see people getting too much obsessed with ROI, pero you wont see these same people asking kelan mag ROI ang Fortuner LTD over a base Fortuner G. Nobody searches for how to recoup the 500k overcharge on a higher-trim Everest or Navara or Forester or Mazda. And yet all of a sudden people are more eager to account for ROI on what is essentially a company car for many many people. And people forget it’s rather affordable.
The fuel savings can go as much as 7k a month. For many people, short-term savings are just as equally important. Lalo na mga Pinoy. Ginhawa not to spend 7k additional monthly just for gas.
Ultimately the advantage of Toyota hybrids is that the battery does NOT need to be replaced at all. Even if it dies 12 years later (the average span of Toyota’s batteries). Because unlike Nissan Kicks, it has an actual driveshaft. It will operate even with its batteries busted.
These are all baseless paranoia.
@@CrossCuntyRic I think their human nature of not trusting changes/new technology only kicks in when hybrids come into play. What's even funny (also) is that hybrid technology by Toyota is already more than two decades old and is always being continuously improved. In purchasing cars, the fuel cost saved is always relevant as it may even be taken as a reduction in the cost of the car when paying it in 5 years. Saved fuel cost may instead go to the monthly amortization of the car.
@@richardchico2546yun nga eh. Fuel savings are especially more obvious kapag company car since hindi naman sila yung gumastos for the car, hence why would they care about the added price diba?
And yes sa amortization as well since hindi naman sobrang laking difference yung monthly mo between the HEV and non-HEV. But if you’re saving up to 7k a month, malaking bawas sa dapat isipin yan for the installment.
@@CrossCuntyRic man you have a great argument LOL, imagine the regular hilux vs the GR trim price difference.
For people who travel almost everyday, you only need 3-4 years to recover the 400k price diff
Not only that you are paying for the hybrid system on that 400K
You are also paying for moonroof
Pioneer sound system
Much more punchier acceleration
Smoother E-CVT
More powerfull AC
More reliable Engine
The list goes on.
Also the 4th gen Hybrids like the ones on yaris cross hev, those batteries last longer than you think.
Some 3rd Gen prius are reporting 15 years of use, and dont even need to replace their fuel consumption just became a bit more. So theres that
Corolla Cross is a much better option.
DNGA 👎