The Toyota Yaris Hybrid improves its equipment and trim levels while maintaining a competitive price

The list of successful models from Toyota is long, and one of those models is the Yaris, the leader in the B-segment and one of the best-selling cars internationally, as its figures confirm: to date more than 10 million units registered worldwide, of which more than five million are in Europe, since its launch back in 1999.

Toyota has turned a city car into one of the pillars of its range, diversifying the offer with variants as different as the new Yaris Cross or the extreme GR Yaris, for which superlatives are running out for such a spectacular model. It is therefore only natural that the brand wants to continue this success over time, which makes it essential to keep the car up to date and with an attractive proposition against the competition, to which Toyota responds by updating the trim levels of the Yaris Hybrid.

The changes Toyota has prepared for 2025 focus on two trim levels. The first is the one called Style, where the 17-inch wheels are updated to match the design fitted to the Premiere Edition trim of the previous generation. The digital smart key will also become standard equipment. In addition, it continues to include a lot more interesting technological equipment, of which we can highlight:

• LED front light cluster
• Electrically folding exterior mirrors
• Tinted rear glass
• Partial leather upholstery
• Lumbar-adjustable seats
• Dual-zone climate control
• 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
• Toyota Smart Connect infotainment system with 10.5-inch screen
• Premium navigation with maps included
• OTA updates
• Wireless smartphone charger

Toyota also adds the new Style Plus trim to complement the Style (as with the Business Plus, Active Plus and GR Sport Plus), adding as part of its equipment the Toyota Smart Connect+ infotainment system, heated front seats and steering wheel, a 10-inch Head-Up Display, front and rear parking sensors and blind-spot detection. In addition, Toyota will optionally allow a panoramic roof to be fitted in this trim.

The second updated trim is the GR Sport, which has been very well received since it joined the Yaris range three years ago and which, incidentally, is associated solely with the 130H hybrid powertrain, which arrived in the new Yaris earlier this year. The GR Sport trim now includes as standard the digital smart key and wireless smartphone charger, which join others to create a very complete standard specification with elements such as:

• Keyless entry and start system
• Dual-zone climate control
• Rain sensor
• Interior personalisation with GR Sport badges
• Toyota Smart Connect infotainment system with 10.5-inch screen
• Premium navigation with maps included
• OTA updates
• Alcántara leather upholstery
• Lumbar-adjustable seats

The GR Sport trim is also complemented by the GR Sport Plus, already available in the Yaris range and now updated to include heated steering wheel and front seats and the Head-Up Display of 10 inches. These join the Toyota Smart Connect+ 10.5-inch multimedia screen, two-tone paint and front and rear parking sensors.

Overall, it is worth noting that the Yaris Hybrid will have the new Everest Green colour in its palette for the Active Plus, Style and Style Plus trims, replacing Olive Bronze. For the GR Sport trim, the new Thunder Grey colour will also be available to replace Ascari Grey. Also worth noting: if you want two-tone paint, it can only be chosen with the GR Sport Plus trim, with Pearl White, Emotion Red and Thunder Grey available.

The Toyota Yaris Hybrid 2025 can now be ordered through the brand’s dealer network with a starting price of 21,900 euros, corresponding to the Active Plus trim.

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