The Toyota Corolla Cross is a compact crossover SUV produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota using the Corolla nameplate. It was unveiled in Thailand on 9 July 2020 as a more practical and larger alternative to the C-HR and built on the same GA-C platform as the E210 series Corolla. Compare for Honda CRV vs Toyota Corolla Cross Below is the detailed car comparison, based on price, specifications & other features, of Honda CRV and Toyota Corolla Cross. Honda CRV is priced between Rp 460,6 - Rp 540,5 Million while Toyota Corolla Cross is priced between Rp 463,51 - Rp 518,48 Million. The Corolla Cross came out stellar, not racecar-like in any way but extremely consistent for a little crossover. We didn’t test the fuel only model, the Corolla Cross 1.8 G CVT that comes in quite well-priced at P1,285,000. Pricing & Release Date A recent report from Motor1 states a source close to Toyota confirmed that production of the Corolla Cross is slated for September 2021. Pricing remains unknown but for reference, the Subaru Crosstrek ranges from $24,505 to $28,405. This page will be updated as more information becomes available. The All-new 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is finally revealed in Thailand and likely headed to America! This new Corolla-based SUV has rugged looks and an option.
Aside from the ToyotaGR Yaris,it’s not too often that we anxiously anticipate the availability of a Toyota model to come to the U.S. market, until now. The 2021Toyota Corolla Cross was just unveiled and it’s made specifically for theThailand market, however, multiple sources think that it could be eventuallyheaded to the U.S. Why are we kind of excited about it? It’s mainly because theToyota Corolla Cross seems like the small crossover that should have alreadybeen released, in fact, it could be what the C-HRshould have been.
The Toyota Corolla Cross is similar but different
2022 Corolla Cross
The 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is a lot like the C-HR, butjust a little different. According to Jalopnik,the Corolla Cross is one inch wider, two inches taller, and three inches longerthan the C-HR, and it also rides on the same TNGA-C platform. In case youhaven’t guessed by now, it’s basically a raised-up and more capable version ofthe Corolla, however, it scratches the “crossover itch” that consumers seem tohave nowadays.
As stated before, Thailand will get the benefit of having this crossover added to its Toyota lineup and, what’s more, it’s going to be hybrid-powered. It will come in four different trim levels: Sport, Hybrid Smart, Hybrid Premium, and Hybrid Premium Safety. The base Sport trim level will be powered by a 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 140 horsepower and 129 lb-ft of torque, while the higher trim levels will be motivated by an electric motor that puts out 72 hp and 120 lb-ft and is paired to a four-cylinder engine that produces 98 hp and 105 lb-ft for a combined output of 121 hp. Interestingly enough, all trim levels will be front-wheel-drive.
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The Corolla Cross sure looks interesting
Powertrains aside, the Toyota Corolla Cross looks like an interesting proposition if it were to come here to the states. For starters, it doesn’t look like the Toyota Corolla Hatchback, nor the C-HR, but it does look like a smaller RAV4. We like the crossover’s bold wheel arches, elongated headlights, and large and aggressive front grille and the fact that it has a Macpherson suspension upfront, but not so much that it has a torsion-beam rear suspension.
On the inside, the Corolla Cross bears a strikingresemblance to the current Corolla as it uses the same steering wheel and touchscreeninfotainment system, along with similar seats. According to Autoblog,the higher trim levels will get premium amenities like power front seats, apower tailgate, driver-assist features, a nine-inch infotainment system, andApple Carplay.
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We can only hope that is making its way over here
2021 Toyota Corolla Crossover Philippines
Ultimately, the Toyota Corolla Cross sounds promising and we could definitely use it here for our market. Although, they would probably need to put in a more powerful engine as the current specifications sound way too much like the C-HR, and we all know how slow that car is. Either way, the hybrid powertrain and higher ride height of the car might just be what the American Toyota lineup needs and what many consumers will likely want.