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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The 2nd iteration of the Toyota Urban Cruiser incorporates a raft of revisions and upgrades, but will it build on its predecessor’s success – or has it become too pricey for most budget-crossover buyers? We drove the model at its launch in Cape Town. What’s new with the Urban Cruiser? The 2023 Urban Cruiser uses a new platform developed in partnership with Suzuki. Since the introduction of the Its successor is still a The 2nd-generation Urban Cruiser looks more modern and “swoopy SUV” than its predecessor. The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is underpinned by a new platform and, with that, comes a much-updated exterior design that looks more “swoopy SUV” than “boxy crossover”. The wheel size has been increased (from 16- to 17-inches), with the entry spec Xs rolling on steel wheels and the Xr fitted with alloy rims. Currently, the range consists of just the 2 derivatives (Xs and Xr), with Toyota dropping the entry Xi from the range. Only the Xr derivative is available in automatic guise, but to its credit, Toyota has increased the standard service plan on the Urban Cruiser from 3-services/45 000 km to 4-services/60 000 km. What’s the Urban Cruiser like to drive? Urban Cruiser’s rear design looks more modern and upmarket than before. Unsurprisingly, the Urban Cruiser continues to offer much of what buyers expect from a small crossover (or compact SUV) model. Its 77 kW/138 Nm 1.5-litre petrol engine is carried over from the previous-gen model and while...

• • • • • • • The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is one of the newest SUVs offered in the market, and it has come to express the efficiency and quality of the new SUVs offered by the Japanese brand Toyota, as it combines high-performance specifications and superior fuel efficiency, and with completely redesigned unique appearance, a spacious interior that includes a variety of innovative technology systems, as well as other systems that enhance the driving experience, comfort and safety levels. In the full review below, we'll outline the main specs and features of the all-new Toyota Urban Cruiser 2023 available in the Saudi market. Engine & Performance Specs The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser SUV is powered by a high-performance and fuel-efficient transmission set, which includes a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 101 horsepower and 135 N.m. of torque. In addition, the power is sent to the front wheels through a 6-speed automatic transmission, as for the fuel tank capacity; it's 45 liters, while the fuel consumption rate is 19.8 km/liter. Protection and Safety Systems The all-new 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser boasts a dynamic design that enhances the performance and smoothness of driving levels, ensuring the driver'sand passengers' comfort and safety when traveling on all roads. It is also distinguished by a wide range of protection and driver assist systems, such as the following: • 4 airbags • Adaptive cruise control • Alarm System • Tire Pressure Monitor • Stability cont...

• • • • • • • • • • • • The Toyota Urban Cruiser arrived in SA showrooms in early March 2021 and, during the Indian-made model's first month on the local market, the Japanese brand sold almost 1 000 units of the newcomer. We evaluate a range-topping 1.5 XR derivative to find out why the Urban Cruiser has garnered instant sales success. We like: Great value for money, engaging to drive, competent on gravel roads, generous spec. We don’t like: Short gearing, so-so build quality and poor wind insulation. Fast Facts • Model Tested: Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XR • Price: R294 500 (April 2021) • Engine: 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated 4-cylinder petrol • Power/Torque: 77 kW and 138 Nm • Transmission: 5-speed manual • Fuel efficiency: 6.2 L/100 km • Load space: 328 litres Serious about buying? Some Toyota dealerships regularly offer great deals. What is the Toyota Urban Cruiser? While it may have a Toyota badge on its grille, the Urban Cruiser is, in fact, a rebadged Suzuki Vitara Brezza – that fact has been well publicised and, therefore, won't come as a surprise to most consumers. The Toyota Urban Cruiser is the second project resulting from a Toyota/Suzuki tie-up that was announced back in 2016. Without going into too many specifics, Toyota wanted to increase its foothold in the up-and-coming Indian market, where Maruti Suzuki reigns supreme. In return for building Toyota-badged versions of some of its own models, Suzuki got access to TMC's hybrid technology. Product-wise, Toyota ...

• • • • • • • • • • • • The Toyota Urban Cruiser arrived in SA showrooms in early March 2021 and, during the Indian-made model's first month on the local market, the Japanese brand sold almost 1 000 units of the newcomer. We evaluate a range-topping 1.5 XR derivative to find out why the Urban Cruiser has garnered instant sales success. We like: Great value for money, engaging to drive, competent on gravel roads, generous spec. We don’t like: Short gearing, so-so build quality and poor wind insulation. Fast Facts • Model Tested: Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XR • Price: R294 500 (April 2021) • Engine: 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated 4-cylinder petrol • Power/Torque: 77 kW and 138 Nm • Transmission: 5-speed manual • Fuel efficiency: 6.2 L/100 km • Load space: 328 litres Serious about buying? Some Toyota dealerships regularly offer great deals. What is the Toyota Urban Cruiser? While it may have a Toyota badge on its grille, the Urban Cruiser is, in fact, a rebadged Suzuki Vitara Brezza – that fact has been well publicised and, therefore, won't come as a surprise to most consumers. The Toyota Urban Cruiser is the second project resulting from a Toyota/Suzuki tie-up that was announced back in 2016. Without going into too many specifics, Toyota wanted to increase its foothold in the up-and-coming Indian market, where Maruti Suzuki reigns supreme. In return for building Toyota-badged versions of some of its own models, Suzuki got access to TMC's hybrid technology. Product-wise, Toyota ...

• • • • • • • The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is one of the newest SUVs offered in the market, and it has come to express the efficiency and quality of the new SUVs offered by the Japanese brand Toyota, as it combines high-performance specifications and superior fuel efficiency, and with completely redesigned unique appearance, a spacious interior that includes a variety of innovative technology systems, as well as other systems that enhance the driving experience, comfort and safety levels. In the full review below, we'll outline the main specs and features of the all-new Toyota Urban Cruiser 2023 available in the Saudi market. Engine & Performance Specs The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser SUV is powered by a high-performance and fuel-efficient transmission set, which includes a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 101 horsepower and 135 N.m. of torque. In addition, the power is sent to the front wheels through a 6-speed automatic transmission, as for the fuel tank capacity; it's 45 liters, while the fuel consumption rate is 19.8 km/liter. Protection and Safety Systems The all-new 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser boasts a dynamic design that enhances the performance and smoothness of driving levels, ensuring the driver'sand passengers' comfort and safety when traveling on all roads. It is also distinguished by a wide range of protection and driver assist systems, such as the following: • 4 airbags • Adaptive cruise control • Alarm System • Tire Pressure Monitor • Stability cont...

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The 2nd iteration of the Toyota Urban Cruiser incorporates a raft of revisions and upgrades, but will it build on its predecessor’s success – or has it become too pricey for most budget-crossover buyers? We drove the model at its launch in Cape Town. What’s new with the Urban Cruiser? The 2023 Urban Cruiser uses a new platform developed in partnership with Suzuki. Since the introduction of the Its successor is still a The 2nd-generation Urban Cruiser looks more modern and “swoopy SUV” than its predecessor. The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is underpinned by a new platform and, with that, comes a much-updated exterior design that looks more “swoopy SUV” than “boxy crossover”. The wheel size has been increased (from 16- to 17-inches), with the entry spec Xs rolling on steel wheels and the Xr fitted with alloy rims. Currently, the range consists of just the 2 derivatives (Xs and Xr), with Toyota dropping the entry Xi from the range. Only the Xr derivative is available in automatic guise, but to its credit, Toyota has increased the standard service plan on the Urban Cruiser from 3-services/45 000 km to 4-services/60 000 km. What’s the Urban Cruiser like to drive? Urban Cruiser’s rear design looks more modern and upmarket than before. Unsurprisingly, the Urban Cruiser continues to offer much of what buyers expect from a small crossover (or compact SUV) model. Its 77 kW/138 Nm 1.5-litre petrol engine is carried over from the previous-gen model and while...

• • • • • • • The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is one of the newest SUVs offered in the market, and it has come to express the efficiency and quality of the new SUVs offered by the Japanese brand Toyota, as it combines high-performance specifications and superior fuel efficiency, and with completely redesigned unique appearance, a spacious interior that includes a variety of innovative technology systems, as well as other systems that enhance the driving experience, comfort and safety levels. In the full review below, we'll outline the main specs and features of the all-new Toyota Urban Cruiser 2023 available in the Saudi market. Engine & Performance Specs The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser SUV is powered by a high-performance and fuel-efficient transmission set, which includes a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 101 horsepower and 135 N.m. of torque. In addition, the power is sent to the front wheels through a 6-speed automatic transmission, as for the fuel tank capacity; it's 45 liters, while the fuel consumption rate is 19.8 km/liter. Protection and Safety Systems The all-new 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser boasts a dynamic design that enhances the performance and smoothness of driving levels, ensuring the driver'sand passengers' comfort and safety when traveling on all roads. It is also distinguished by a wide range of protection and driver assist systems, such as the following: • 4 airbags • Adaptive cruise control • Alarm System • Tire Pressure Monitor • Stability cont...

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The 2nd iteration of the Toyota Urban Cruiser incorporates a raft of revisions and upgrades, but will it build on its predecessor’s success – or has it become too pricey for most budget-crossover buyers? We drove the model at its launch in Cape Town. What’s new with the Urban Cruiser? The 2023 Urban Cruiser uses a new platform developed in partnership with Suzuki. Since the introduction of the Its successor is still a The 2nd-generation Urban Cruiser looks more modern and “swoopy SUV” than its predecessor. The 2023 Toyota Urban Cruiser is underpinned by a new platform and, with that, comes a much-updated exterior design that looks more “swoopy SUV” than “boxy crossover”. The wheel size has been increased (from 16- to 17-inches), with the entry spec Xs rolling on steel wheels and the Xr fitted with alloy rims. Currently, the range consists of just the 2 derivatives (Xs and Xr), with Toyota dropping the entry Xi from the range. Only the Xr derivative is available in automatic guise, but to its credit, Toyota has increased the standard service plan on the Urban Cruiser from 3-services/45 000 km to 4-services/60 000 km. What’s the Urban Cruiser like to drive? Urban Cruiser’s rear design looks more modern and upmarket than before. Unsurprisingly, the Urban Cruiser continues to offer much of what buyers expect from a small crossover (or compact SUV) model. Its 77 kW/138 Nm 1.5-litre petrol engine is carried over from the previous-gen model and while...

• • • • • • • • • • • • The Toyota Urban Cruiser arrived in SA showrooms in early March 2021 and, during the Indian-made model's first month on the local market, the Japanese brand sold almost 1 000 units of the newcomer. We evaluate a range-topping 1.5 XR derivative to find out why the Urban Cruiser has garnered instant sales success. We like: Great value for money, engaging to drive, competent on gravel roads, generous spec. We don’t like: Short gearing, so-so build quality and poor wind insulation. Fast Facts • Model Tested: Toyota Urban Cruiser 1.5 XR • Price: R294 500 (April 2021) • Engine: 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated 4-cylinder petrol • Power/Torque: 77 kW and 138 Nm • Transmission: 5-speed manual • Fuel efficiency: 6.2 L/100 km • Load space: 328 litres Serious about buying? Some Toyota dealerships regularly offer great deals. What is the Toyota Urban Cruiser? While it may have a Toyota badge on its grille, the Urban Cruiser is, in fact, a rebadged Suzuki Vitara Brezza – that fact has been well publicised and, therefore, won't come as a surprise to most consumers. The Toyota Urban Cruiser is the second project resulting from a Toyota/Suzuki tie-up that was announced back in 2016. Without going into too many specifics, Toyota wanted to increase its foothold in the up-and-coming Indian market, where Maruti Suzuki reigns supreme. In return for building Toyota-badged versions of some of its own models, Suzuki got access to TMC's hybrid technology. Product-wise, Toyota ...