ANCAP weighs in on large pickups - Toyota Tundra
ANCAP weighs in on large pickups - Toyota Tundra
Even more style and sophistication for the Toyota Yaris Cross: The European brand's bestseller presents itself with a sharpened design and new equipment features. The revised compact hybrid SUV can be ordered from summer 2026. The delivery of the first customer vehicles is planned for September. Since its launch in 2021, the Yaris Cross has established itself in Europe as an innovative and efficient success model: In 2025, with 200,000 units, it was not only the best-selling Toyota model in Europe, but also the best-selling B-segment SUV of all brands and also the best-selling hybrid. In Germany, too, the Yaris Cross is one of the top sellers in Toyota's portfolio and has particularly high customer satisfaction. Built at Toyota Motor Manufacturing France (TMMF) in northern France, the Yaris Cross combines the typical strengths of the Yaris – space utilization, efficiency, and safety – in an attractive SUV package specifically tailored to the lifestyle of European customers. Inspired by the Kaizen principle of continuous improvement, Toyota ensures with the latest model update that the Yaris Cross continues to deliver a convincing offer in the B-SUV segment. The revised model will be available in five equipment lines – Pure, Active, Teamplayer, Lounge, and GR SPORT.
ANCAP weighs in on large pickups - Toyota Tundra
Production of batteries for all-electric vehicles based on the Volkswagen Group’s Modular Electrification Toolkit (MEB) is underway at ŠKODA AUTO’s main plant in Mladá Boleslav.
The all-new Toyota Yaris has been designed to meet the increasing challenges of everyday urban life. Today's compact car customers are amongst Europe's most demanding and they typically undertake their busy lives in congested urban environments that present them with ever-increasing challenges. They expect their car to deliver style and practicality. They want it to be easy to park, agile in the city and comfortable on longer journeys. They expect leading levels of safety and the lowest possible running costs. In addition they are more environmentally aware than ever before and seek relevant solutions that fit their daily schedule and surroundings. And, of course, they also prefer these attributes to be delivered at an affordable price. To respond to these ever-increasing demands, the new Yaris brings Toyota's New Global Architecture (TNGA) philosophy to the compact car segment for the first time. For the new Toyota Yaris, this is delivered through the first use of the new GA-B platform, and the first use of the new TNGA 3-cylinder, 4th generation hybrid system. This approach is complemented by advances in active and passive systems to create the world's safest compact car.
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