The new Toyota Aygo X - Finely Spiced

In 2005, Toyota introduced the Aygo, a new, particularly affordable entry-level model in Europe. With its youthful fun character, it met the taste of many drivers and has convinced many particularly style-conscious customers of Toyota. This trend continues today: More than ever, buyers also want to make a personal statement with their new car. The car must be distinctive and have its own character. It is precisely for this clientele that Toyota's European design and development center ED2 (Design and Development) in Nice, France, has designed the new Aygo X. It takes a bold approach and brings a new dimension to the car. It takes a bold approach and brings additional spice to the European small car class. The starting point is the Aygo X prologue concept car, which in turn was based on the character car of the A-segment: the Aygo. A striking detail of the new Aygo X is the roof line. It follows a dynamic wedge shape and emphasizes the sporty appearance. Ultra-modern front headlights frame the hood and complete a wing-like shape. At the lower edge of the front section, the large radiator grille, fog lights and underride guard round off the double trapezoidal design theme. It is one of the core elements of the "Aygo identity" and underscores the vehicle's character: its fundamental willingness to head for any destination.