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Toyota Corolla Cross G - Exceptional for a base model
The Philippine Star
|January 15, 2025
The Toyota Corolla Cross G HEV stands out as one of the most practical and fuel-efficient hybrid crossovers in its class.
Toyota's decision to make all Corolla Cross variants hybrid was a game-changer and a clue as to where the automaker's headed. For those considering their first hybrid or looking for a reliable, eco-friendly crossover, the Corolla Cross G HEV promises to deliver a balanced mix of efficiency, comfort, and practicality.
At first glance, the Corolla Cross G HEV appears unassuming, but its combination of modern features and dependable performance quickly becomes evident. While it may not be the flashiest option in the segment, its strengths lie in its ability to adapt seamlessly to both city and highway driving conditions. Let's take a closer look.
MEANINGFUL EXTERIOR CHANGES
The 2024 Corolla Cross G HEV introduces subtle yet meaningful updates to its design. The most noticeable changes are at the front, where the grille is now integrated into the bumper, giving the vehicle an EV-inspired aesthetic. This modern touch complements the LED headlights, which not only enhance visibility but also contribute to the crossover's sleek appearance.
On the sides and rear, changes are minimal but tasteful, with updated wheel and taillight designs. While it doesn't feature a powered tailgate like its higher-end siblings, it makes up for it with practical inclusions like a full-sized spare tire—a rarity in today's market.
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