Urban cruiser hyryder mileage

We put the hybrid and the AWD version through our instrumented real-world fuel efficiency tests to find out how it performs in the real world. • Strong hybrid’s efficiency is almost twice as good • Ambient temperatures affect hybrid’s mileage • Mild-hybrid’s 6-speed gearbox would have enhanced highway efficiency What is the real world fuel efficiency of the Toyota Hyryder? The hybrid version’s petrol engine runs an efficient Atkinson cycle, hence, as expected, the numbers are substantially higher than the standard version. In our instrumented tests, the hybrid returned a staggering 20.28kpl in the city and 22.85kpl on the highway. What’s interesting is that the numbers are quite the opposite to what we achieved on the Also see: During our test of the Hyryder, the outside temperature was over 35 degrees and we noticed that the air-conditioning seemed to be working hard to maintain a cool cabin temperature. Hence the system was more often in petrol-only mode than in EV mode, which explains the lower efficiency figure as against the Grand Vitara hybrid. On the highway, the hybrid system often switched to EV mode, while cruising at speeds between 90-100 kph, which boosted efficiency. The mild-hybrid mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, with automatic engine stop-start, torque assist and brake energy recuperation, returned 10.83kpl and 15.67kpl in our city and highway tests. What’s interesting is that while it has the same powertrain as the Autocar India’s fuel efficiency te...

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Here is a quick comparison between the Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder versus Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos based on price, mileage and features: Is HyRyder more cost-effective than Creta, Seltos? Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder comes with a 1.5-litre petrol engine which is married to a mild hybrid and a strong hybrid system. Together, the unit offers mileage in excess of 20 kmpl in most cases, except the base variant. While the mild hybrid variants of the HyRyder offers up to 21.12 kmpl of mileage, the top-of-the-range Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder Hyundai Creta Kia Seltos 1.5-litre Petrol (mild hybrid) - 19.39 -21.12 kmpl 1.5-litre Petrol/1.4-litre DCT Turbo - 17 kmpl 1.5-litre Petrol/1.4-litre DCT Turbo - 16.5 kmpl 1,5-litre Petrol (strong hybrid) - 20.58- 27.97 kmpl 1.5-litre Diesel - 21 kmpl 1.5-litre Diesel - 21 kmpl Check latest offers Is HyRyder more affordable than Creta, Seltos? Toyota priced the HyRyder almost at par with its Korean rivals. The lower variants are marginally expensive than that of Creta and Seltos, the strong hybrid variants are between ₹1 and 2 lakh more expensive than the top-spec variants of both Creta and Seltos. Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder Kia Seltos Hyundai Creta E MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹10.48 lakh HTE - ₹10.49 lakh E trim - ₹10.44 lakh S MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹12.28 lakh HTK - ₹11.55 lakh EX trim - ₹11.38 lakh S AT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹13.48 lakh HTK+ - ₹12.65 lakh S trim - ₹12.61 lakh G MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹14.34 lakh HTX - ₹14.45 lakh S+ trim - ₹13.51 lak...

Why Toyota chose Urban Cruiser Hyryder is a question many will ask. It’s a bit of a mouthful, right? The answer is manyfold. There are many brilliant aspects of something from Toyota’s portfolio thrown into this one, which makes sense as the midsize-SUV space is cutthroat. There are so many options in that space — there are six, seven when the reborn Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara arrives about a month from now — that the Japanese brand has to stand out. By bringing its hybrid technology to mass market segments, Toyota hopes to achieve that. What the company has also managed to achieve rather well is that one look at the Urban Cruiser Hyryder will tell you it belongs to Toyota’s stable. It has musculature, but it’s well-melded to the flowing lines and slimming details, such as the LED DRLs, the all-LED tail lights, and the grille. Speaking of the grille, that carbon fibre-like finish is gorgeous. The strong yet curvy theme continues along the side, and the 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels also add a touch of sportiness. The 215/60 R17 Apollos offer pretty good grip I quite liked this colour of blue that our Hyryder Hybrid was finished in, and the contrast black roof accentuates the downward flowing lines towards the rear. The Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Hybrid badges are prominently displayed, but the bit of chrome used for the variant badge is even larger, which is contrary to current trends, with some carmakers forgoing one altogether. That the black plastic cladding is limited ...

Here is a quick comparison between the Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder versus Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos based on price, mileage and features: Is HyRyder more cost-effective than Creta, Seltos? Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder comes with a 1.5-litre petrol engine which is married to a mild hybrid and a strong hybrid system. Together, the unit offers mileage in excess of 20 kmpl in most cases, except the base variant. While the mild hybrid variants of the HyRyder offers up to 21.12 kmpl of mileage, the top-of-the-range Toyota Urban Cruiser HyRyder Hyundai Creta Kia Seltos 1.5-litre Petrol (mild hybrid) - 19.39 -21.12 kmpl 1.5-litre Petrol/1.4-litre DCT Turbo - 17 kmpl 1.5-litre Petrol/1.4-litre DCT Turbo - 16.5 kmpl 1,5-litre Petrol (strong hybrid) - 20.58- 27.97 kmpl 1.5-litre Diesel - 21 kmpl 1.5-litre Diesel - 21 kmpl Check latest offers Is HyRyder more affordable than Creta, Seltos? Toyota priced the HyRyder almost at par with its Korean rivals. The lower variants are marginally expensive than that of Creta and Seltos, the strong hybrid variants are between ₹1 and 2 lakh more expensive than the top-spec variants of both Creta and Seltos. Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder Kia Seltos Hyundai Creta E MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹10.48 lakh HTE - ₹10.49 lakh E trim - ₹10.44 lakh S MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹12.28 lakh HTK - ₹11.55 lakh EX trim - ₹11.38 lakh S AT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹13.48 lakh HTK+ - ₹12.65 lakh S trim - ₹12.61 lakh G MT 2WD NEO DRIVE - ₹14.34 lakh HTX - ₹14.45 lakh S+ trim - ₹13.51 lak...

• All • Mileage(25) • Looks (19) • Comfort (17) • Price (12) • Safety (11) • Experience (7) • Performance (7) • Seat (6) • Power (5) • Fuel Efficiency (5) • Engine (5) • Interior (4) • Service (4) • Safety Feature (4) • KMPL (3) • Cabin (3) • Wheel (2) • Steering Wheel (2) • Exterior (2) • Manual (2) • Noise (2) • Steering (2) • Suspension (2) • Music (1) • Parking (1) • Music System (1) • Parking Camera (1) • Petrol Engine (1) • Showroom (1) • Excellent Mileage (1) • Sell (1) • Maintenance (1) • Warranty (1) • Dashboard (1) • Maintenance Cost (1) • Parts (1) • Color (1) • Pickup (1) • LED (1) • Test Drive (1) • Keyless Entry (1) • Driver (1) • Cruise Control (1) • Compact Suv (1) • Engine Sound (1) • Seat Comfortable (1) • Fuel Economy (1) • Infotainment (1) • Transmission (1) • Car Maintenance (1) • Airbags (1) • Space (1) • Navigation (1) • Lights (1) • Comparison (1) 4.3 Toyota urban cruiser hyryder is the perfect adventure companion.This compact suv impresses with it.It's stylish, Designed, Versatility, And has fuel efficiency.The sporty exterior turns heads while the comfortable cabin and user-friendly controls and hence the driving experience bad bitch, Convenient features and safety technology.It ensures a connected and secure journey, The response a 1.5 l petrol engine offers a balanced mix of power and fuel economy making it ideal for both city driving and long trips with impressive mileage and solid performance.This car excels as a reliable and attractive option...

Why Toyota chose Urban Cruiser Hyryder is a question many will ask. It’s a bit of a mouthful, right? The answer is manyfold. There are many brilliant aspects of something from Toyota’s portfolio thrown into this one, which makes sense as the midsize-SUV space is cutthroat. There are so many options in that space — there are six, seven when the reborn Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara arrives about a month from now — that the Japanese brand has to stand out. By bringing its hybrid technology to mass market segments, Toyota hopes to achieve that. What the company has also managed to achieve rather well is that one look at the Urban Cruiser Hyryder will tell you it belongs to Toyota’s stable. It has musculature, but it’s well-melded to the flowing lines and slimming details, such as the LED DRLs, the all-LED tail lights, and the grille. Speaking of the grille, that carbon fibre-like finish is gorgeous. The strong yet curvy theme continues along the side, and the 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels also add a touch of sportiness. The 215/60 R17 Apollos offer pretty good grip I quite liked this colour of blue that our Hyryder Hybrid was finished in, and the contrast black roof accentuates the downward flowing lines towards the rear. The Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Hybrid badges are prominently displayed, but the bit of chrome used for the variant badge is even larger, which is contrary to current trends, with some carmakers forgoing one altogether. That the black plastic cladding is limited ...

We put the hybrid and the AWD version through our instrumented real-world fuel efficiency tests to find out how it performs in the real world. • Strong hybrid’s efficiency is almost twice as good • Ambient temperatures affect hybrid’s mileage • Mild-hybrid’s 6-speed gearbox would have enhanced highway efficiency What is the real world fuel efficiency of the Toyota Hyryder? The hybrid version’s petrol engine runs an efficient Atkinson cycle, hence, as expected, the numbers are substantially higher than the standard version. In our instrumented tests, the hybrid returned a staggering 20.28kpl in the city and 22.85kpl on the highway. What’s interesting is that the numbers are quite the opposite to what we achieved on the Also see: During our test of the Hyryder, the outside temperature was over 35 degrees and we noticed that the air-conditioning seemed to be working hard to maintain a cool cabin temperature. Hence the system was more often in petrol-only mode than in EV mode, which explains the lower efficiency figure as against the Grand Vitara hybrid. On the highway, the hybrid system often switched to EV mode, while cruising at speeds between 90-100 kph, which boosted efficiency. The mild-hybrid mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, with automatic engine stop-start, torque assist and brake energy recuperation, returned 10.83kpl and 15.67kpl in our city and highway tests. What’s interesting is that while it has the same powertrain as the Autocar India’s fuel efficiency te...

Why Toyota chose Urban Cruiser Hyryder is a question many will ask. It’s a bit of a mouthful, right? The answer is manyfold. There are many brilliant aspects of something from Toyota’s portfolio thrown into this one, which makes sense as the midsize-SUV space is cutthroat. There are so many options in that space — there are six, seven when the reborn Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara arrives about a month from now — that the Japanese brand has to stand out. By bringing its hybrid technology to mass market segments, Toyota hopes to achieve that. What the company has also managed to achieve rather well is that one look at the Urban Cruiser Hyryder will tell you it belongs to Toyota’s stable. It has musculature, but it’s well-melded to the flowing lines and slimming details, such as the LED DRLs, the all-LED tail lights, and the grille. Speaking of the grille, that carbon fibre-like finish is gorgeous. The strong yet curvy theme continues along the side, and the 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels also add a touch of sportiness. The 215/60 R17 Apollos offer pretty good grip I quite liked this colour of blue that our Hyryder Hybrid was finished in, and the contrast black roof accentuates the downward flowing lines towards the rear. The Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Hybrid badges are prominently displayed, but the bit of chrome used for the variant badge is even larger, which is contrary to current trends, with some carmakers forgoing one altogether. That the black plastic cladding is limited ...

• All • Mileage(25) • Looks (19) • Comfort (17) • Price (12) • Safety (11) • Experience (7) • Performance (7) • Seat (6) • Engine (5) • Power (5) • Fuel Efficiency (5) • Interior (4) • Service (4) • Safety Feature (4) • KMPL (3) • Cabin (3) • Manual (2) • Noise (2) • Steering (2) • Suspension (2) • Wheel (2) • Steering Wheel (2) • Exterior (2) • Maintenance Cost (1) • Parts (1) • Color (1) • Pickup (1) • LED (1) • Test Drive (1) • Keyless Entry (1) • Driver (1) • Cruise Control (1) • Compact Suv (1) • Engine Sound (1) • Seat Comfortable (1) • Fuel Economy (1) • Infotainment (1) • Transmission (1) • Car Maintenance (1) • Airbags (1) • Space (1) • Navigation (1) • Lights (1) • Comparison (1) • Music (1) • Parking (1) • Music System (1) • Parking Camera (1) • Petrol Engine (1) • Showroom (1) • Excellent Mileage (1) • Sell (1) • Maintenance (1) • Warranty (1) • Dashboard (1) 4.3 Toyota urban cruiser hyryder is the perfect adventure companion.This compact suv impresses with it.It's stylish, Designed, Versatility, And has fuel efficiency.The sporty exterior turns heads while the comfortable cabin and user-friendly controls and hence the driving experience bad bitch, Convenient features and safety technology.It ensures a connected and secure journey, The response a 1.5 l petrol engine offers a balanced mix of power and fuel economy making it ideal for both city driving and long trips with impressive mileage and solid performance.This car excels as a reliable and attractive option...