Toyota hyryder price in india 2022

July 01, 2022 | 12:20 pm 2 min read 2022 Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder flaunts 17-inch alloy wheels The Japanese automaker has equipped the vehicle with an automatic transmission linked to a segment-first all-wheel-drive system. The four-wheeler features an aggressive design language and is co-developed with Maruti Suzuki as a part of their joint venture at our shores. Why does this story matter? The Urban Cruiser Hyryder is the first ground-up all-new product jointly designed by Toyota and Both the automakers opted to go down the SHEV route, as the vehicles offer higher efficiency figures during highway runs compared to Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) counterparts along with the benefits of EV in stop-and-go traffic in the cities. The car flaunts a sleek crystal acrylic grille design The Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder flaunts a sleek crystal acrylic grille, a lengthy muscular bonnet, bumper-mounted LED headlamps with split-type DRLs, and a skid plate. On the sides, the SUV is flanked by roof rails, blacked-out B-pillars, indicator-mounted ORVMs, flared wheel arches, and 17-inch alloy wheels. Wrap-around LED taillights, a diffuser, a shark-fin antenna, and 'Hybrid' badging grace the rear of the four-wheeler. It is offered with two engine options The Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder is powered by a 1.5-liter TNGA engine with self-charging hybrid technology and a 1.5-liter K-series petrol engine with ISG. Transmission duty is handled by an automatic gearbox with a segment-first al...

Comments The much-awaited new Toyota mid-sized SUV, codenamed D22 will make its global debut in India on July 1, 2022. Toyota D22 SUV Details The new Toyota Hyryder SUV is expected to be launched in August 2022, during festive season. The new mid-sized SUV will be manufactured at Toyota’s Bidadi based plant. Previous reports suggest that the new SUV will be manufactured on the same production line which was earlier used for the Yaris sedan. Toyota will also supply the new SUV to Maruti Suzuki, which will sell the re-styled model via NEXA dealership. The new Toyota Hyryder SUV will be based on the heavily localised TNGA-B or DNGA platform that underpins wide range products in global markets. The new SUVs will be produced using a combination of suppliers from Suzuki and Toyota. It is reported that the bulk of the suppliers are from Maruti Suzuki’s set of component makers. On the flip side, Toyota will supply critical systems for the development of new models. Toyota Hyryder – Hybrid Powertrains The new Toyota Hyryder SUV is likely to come with two petrol engines – one with a mild hybrid system and another with a stronger hybrid system. The lower-spec variants are likely to receive a 1.5L petrol engine with a mild hybrid system. On the other hand, the stronger hybrid unit will come with a bigger battery pack and electric motors. The strong hybrid version could run only in EV mode, which should improve the fuel efficiency as well as performance. TDS Battery (Toshiba Denso Suzu...

Although late to arrive in India, with diesels on the brink of extinction and electric vehicles being rather expensive, there’s a dearth of high efficiency, low running cost vehicles, thus creating an opportunity for hybrids. Leveraging its global alliance with Suzuki to share technology and models, Toyota, a pioneer in hybrid tech, has joined hands with Maruti, the master of frugal engineering, to jointly develop a midsize, Hyundai Creta-rivalling SUV, which will be sold by both brands. The Toyota SUV is christened Urban Cruiser Hyryder and the Maruti iteration is called the Grand Vitara, and both will be manufactured at Toyota’s Bidadi plant in Karnataka. The talking point of these SUVs will be their strong-hybrid system, a technology which, for the longest time, was available only in Toyota’s premium cars in India, due to the significant costs involved. However, shared components with Maruti, heavy localisation and economies of scale will likely keep a check on costs and achieve a very aggressively priced SUV. Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder: underpinnings, dimensions Built on Suzuki’s Global C platform, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Maruti Grand Vitara share their underpinnings with the second-generation Maruti Brezza and borrow several components from the Maruti parts bin. While the silhouette of the Hyryder is identical to its Maruti twin, Toyota has done well to present its SUV as its own, with unique design traits such as the twin DRLs and the black grille pane...

Toyota has launched the new As such, the HyRyder is a larger vehicle compared to the regular Design-wise, the new Toyota SUV features slim twin LED DRLs with chrome trim that extends into the largely closed-off grille. Said grille is a crystal acrylic piece with a piano black finish and is largely closed off, save for two slits at its base. The main headlamps, which are either bi-halogen or LEDs, occupy the corners of the lower apron, flanking a large trapezoidal-shaped intake. The sculpted bumper is accompanied by an off-coloured lip as well as a butch-looking bonnet, while the sides feature black body cladding as you’d expect of an SUV. As for the sides, you’ll find a blocky design with large window sections and thick C-pillars, while the rear features two-piece taillights with C-shaped elements that extend into the tailgate. Like the front, there’s an off-coloured trim piece at the base of the bumper, and the corners house the reverse lights and reflectors. Inside, the main highlight of the layered dashboard is the touchscreen infotainment system (seven or nine inches), which sits at the very top above the centre air vents, air-conditioning controls, power outlets, a storage cubby and raised section for the gear lever selector. For the driver, there’s a multi-function steering wheel and either a 4.2- or 7-inch instrument cluster display, depending on the grade. Rear passengers get a 60:40 split-folding bench with reclining backrests as well as rear vents and USB ports. ...