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The Toyota Yaris Self-Charging Hybrid is a compact hatchback that comes as standard with a hybrid system. Recently updated for 2025 with a range of enhancements to its technology, hybrid drivetrain and styling, the Yaris has become even more desirable.
The Toyota Yaris commands attention with its bold styling and well-balanced proportions, while the interior is incredibly comfortable and uncluttered. With two hybrid powertrain options and four specification levels, there’s a Yaris to suit every need.
Continue reading or click below to explore the Yaris in more detail.
The Toyota Yaris Cross Self-Charging Hybrid is a compact SUV offering more space and a commanding view of the road, thanks to its elevated driving position.
The Yaris Cross was also recently updated, gaining upgraded infotainment, fresh styling features, a more powerful hybrid drivetrain and a selection of new colours.
Purposefully proportioned with a strong, sculptural design, the Yaris Cross stands out wherever it goes. Inside, the cabin shares much of its layout with the Yaris but features tactile materials, contemporary design and superb seating comfort.
Continue reading or click below to discover the Yaris Cross in more detail.
The exteriors of the Yaris and Yaris Cross differ significantly, sharing only their wing mirrors. The Yaris hatchback has a compact, eye-catching design, while the Yaris Cross is larger and taller, with the substantial look of an SUV, sharp lines, and attractive proportions.
Both models are available in a range of grades, from Icon and Design to Excel and GR SPORT. The chosen grade affects elements such as body styling, lighting technology, and wheel size and design.
Click below to browse our Toyota offers.
Inside, the differences are more subtle. Both cars easily seat five adults, but the Yaris Cross offers more comfort and additional space for items like child seats. Boot capacity is also greater in the Yaris Cross at 397 litres, compared with the Yaris’s 286 litres. The Yaris Cross can also be specified with a powered tailgate. Both models feature underfloor storage, boot lighting, and a power outlet.
The main cabin in both models is solidly built, and depending on grade, may include features such as a 12.3-inch digital combimeter and a 10.5-inch central touchscreen. Both can be specified with part-leather seats, while the Yaris Cross offers heated seats, a heated steering wheel, and advanced technology such as a 360-degree parking camera.
Click below to view our approved used Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross in stock.
Both the Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross are offered with two versions of the self-charging hybrid drivetrain. The Hybrid 115 engine is standard, delivering an efficient driving experience—capable of achieving up to 70 mpg in the Yaris, depending on grade. The new Hybrid 130 offers greater agility and power, delivering smooth performance both in the city and on the open road.
Both drivetrains provide the benefits of short-distance EV driving without the need to plug in, as the battery charges automatically whilst driving or braking.
Click below to arrange a test drive and experience the hybrid system for yourself.
Both models come with an impressive range of features, depending on grade.
The Yaris range starts with Icon, which includes 16-inch alloy wheels, a 9-inch central touchscreen, and a leather steering wheel. The Design grade adds 16-inch machined alloy wheels, LED headlights and taillights, and rear privacy glass. Excel features the Hybrid 130 engine as standard, a larger 10.5-inch touchscreen, ambient lighting, 17-inch alloy wheels, and smart entry. GR SPORT comes with 18-inch alloy wheels and exclusive GR SPORT styling.
The Yaris Cross shares this same grade structure, but offers additional features such as a powered tailgate, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and a 360-degree parking camera.
Click below to learn more about Yaris and Yaris Cross.
Both the Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross are stylish, efficient, and well-equipped vehicles that offer low running costs and the benefits of self-charging hybrid technology. The key differences are in size, equipment levels and price.
Your choice will depend on whether you need extra space, want a higher specification, or prioritise the lowest possible running costs.
Our teams can help guide you through the process of choosing between Yaris and Yaris Cross. Click below to arrange an appointment.
The Toyota Yaris Self-Charging Hybrid is a compact hatchback that comes as standard with a hybrid system. Recently updated for 2025 with a range of enhancements to its technology, hybrid drivetrain and styling, the Yaris has become even more desirable.
The Toyota Yaris commands attention with its bold styling and well-balanced proportions, while the interior is incredibly comfortable and uncluttered. With two hybrid powertrain options and four specification levels, there’s a Yaris to suit every need.
Continue reading or click below to explore the Yaris in more detail.
The Toyota Yaris Cross Self-Charging Hybrid is a compact SUV offering more space and a commanding view of the road, thanks to its elevated driving position.
The Yaris Cross was also recently updated, gaining upgraded infotainment, fresh styling features, a more powerful hybrid drivetrain and a selection of new colours.
Purposefully proportioned with a strong, sculptural design, the Yaris Cross stands out wherever it goes. Inside, the cabin shares much of its layout with the Yaris but features tactile materials, contemporary design and superb seating comfort.
Continue reading or click below to discover the Yaris Cross in more detail.
The exteriors of the Yaris and Yaris Cross differ significantly, sharing only their wing mirrors. The Yaris hatchback has a compact, eye-catching design, while the Yaris Cross is larger and taller, with the substantial look of an SUV, sharp lines, and attractive proportions.
Both models are available in a range of grades, from Icon and Design to Excel and GR SPORT. The chosen grade affects elements such as body styling, lighting technology, and wheel size and design.
Click below to browse our Toyota offers.
Inside, the differences are more subtle. Both cars easily seat five adults, but the Yaris Cross offers more comfort and additional space for items like child seats. Boot capacity is also greater in the Yaris Cross at 397 litres, compared with the Yaris’s 286 litres. The Yaris Cross can also be specified with a powered tailgate. Both models feature underfloor storage, boot lighting, and a power outlet.
The main cabin in both models is solidly built, and depending on grade, may include features such as a 12.3-inch digital combimeter and a 10.5-inch central touchscreen. Both can be specified with part-leather seats, while the Yaris Cross offers heated seats, a heated steering wheel, and advanced technology such as a 360-degree parking camera.
Click below to view our approved used Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross in stock.
Both the Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross are offered with two versions of the self-charging hybrid drivetrain. The Hybrid 115 engine is standard, delivering an efficient driving experience—capable of achieving up to 70 mpg in the Yaris, depending on grade. The new Hybrid 130 offers greater agility and power, delivering smooth performance both in the city and on the open road.
Both drivetrains provide the benefits of short-distance EV driving without the need to plug in, as the battery charges automatically whilst driving or braking.
Click below to arrange a test drive and experience the hybrid system for yourself.
Both models come with an impressive range of features, depending on grade.
The Yaris range starts with Icon, which includes 16-inch alloy wheels, a 9-inch central touchscreen, and a leather steering wheel. The Design grade adds 16-inch machined alloy wheels, LED headlights and taillights, and rear privacy glass. Excel features the Hybrid 130 engine as standard, a larger 10.5-inch touchscreen, ambient lighting, 17-inch alloy wheels, and smart entry. GR SPORT comes with 18-inch alloy wheels and exclusive GR SPORT styling.
The Yaris Cross shares this same grade structure, but offers additional features such as a powered tailgate, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and a 360-degree parking camera.
Click below to learn more about Yaris and Yaris Cross.
Both the Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross are stylish, efficient, and well-equipped vehicles that offer low running costs and the benefits of self-charging hybrid technology. The key differences are in size, equipment levels and price.
Your choice will depend on whether you need extra space, want a higher specification, or prioritise the lowest possible running costs.
Our teams can help guide you through the process of choosing between Yaris and Yaris Cross. Click below to arrange an appointment.
The main differences are the size of the car, the specification and the price. Yaris is smaller, whilst Yaris Cross offers a higher specification with features such as heated seats and heated steering wheel. The Yaris Cross also costs slightly more than the Yaris due to its larger size and higher specification.
The Yaris Cross Icon comes with a range of great features as standard such as wireless phone connectivity, 16” alloy wheels and LED fog lights. The Design variant comes with a range of desirable features such as 17” contrast alloy wheels, 10.5” central touchscreen, tinted rear windows and front and rear LED lights.
The Toyota Yaris Cross has a 397l boot, with underfloor storage, 12v socket point and illumination. With the rear seats folded down the boot capacity increases to 1,097l.
The Toyota Yaris Cross comes as standard in Pure White – a solid white colour. Optional colours include metallic colours such as Eclipse Black, Juniper Blue, Silver and Forest Green. Whilst the premium pearlescent colours include Scarlet Flare and Platinum White Pearl.
The Toyota Yaris Cross is a subcompact SUV with the following external dimensions: 4,180 mm in length, 1,765 mm in width, and 1,595 mm in height.
The Toyota Yaris Cross Excel is the highest specification available on the Yaris Cross. It has a range of desirable features such as: 18” Dark Chrome Alloy Wheels, Black Fabric & Synthetic Leather Seats, Privacy Glass, Powered Tailgate, 10.5” Multimedia Touchscreen, Ambient Lighting, Heated Front Seats, Heated Steering Wheel and Keyless Entry & Start.
The Toyota Yaris is capable of up to 70MPG, depending on grade selected.
The latest version of the Toyota Yaris Self-Charging Hybrid comes exclusively as an automatic.
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