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2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is a new compact SUV with an optional hybrid engine

By Matthew Lynch
February 4, 2024
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The 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross marks a new chapter for Toyota, diving deeper into the competitive compact SUV market. A class where practicality, fuel efficiency, and reliability are at the forefront, the Corolla Cross promises to deliver all three – with the added bonus of an optional hybrid engine for those seeking to reduce their carbon footprint without sacrificing performance.

By leveraging the established reputation of the Corolla sedan – one of the best-selling cars in the world – Toyota aims to appeal to a broad range of customers with this new model. The 2021 Corolla Cross is built on Toyota’s New Global Architecture-C platform, which also underpins its sedan counterpart, thereby ensuring a solid foundation that offers stability, agility, and safety.

From an exterior standpoint, the Corolla Cross showcases a blend of rugged charm and urban sophistication. With higher ground clearance than its sedan sibling, roof rails, and slightly more aggressive styling cues such as an upswept beltline and bold front grille design, it’s clear that this SUV is ready for weekend adventures while still being perfectly suited for city driving.

Underneath the hood lies the potential for robust efficiency. While standard models come with a traditional internal combustion engine — specifically a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that outputs 169 horsepower — it’s the optional hybrid powertrain that’s drawing attention. This hybrid system is expected to leverage technology from Toyota’s proven Hybrid Synergy Drive which has been perfected over years in models like the Prius.

This optional hybrid engine is not just about fuel savings; it’s also about creating a quieter and smoother ride. By pairing an electric motor with a gasoline engine, drivers can enjoy instant torque and seamless power delivery. Moreover, regenerative braking technology recycles energy normally lost during deceleration, further enhancing efficiency.

Inside, passengers can expect modern comforts such as advanced infotainment systems with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, as well as an array of safety features including Toyota Safety Sense suite – equipped standard across all trims of Corolla Cross.

Setting its sights on sustainability without compromising on everyday usability and enjoyment, the 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross with its optional hybrid engine emerges as an undeniably attractive offering in the compact SUV segment. It represents yet another step for Toyota towards a future where eco-friendliness goes hand-in-hand with driving pleasure and practical versatility.

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