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Home›Tech Advice›2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Pickup Truck Feels Virtually Ready for a Maverick Brawl

2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Pickup Truck Feels Virtually Ready for a Maverick Brawl

By Matthew Lynch
September 4, 2023
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The 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Pickup Truck is gearing up for a showdown with the likes of the Ford Maverick. As the latest entrant in the compact pickup truck segment, the vehicle has been designed to deliver a perfect blend of practicality, modern technology, and sleek aesthetics.

Built on Toyota’s latest TNGA-C platform, the 2025 Corolla Cross Pickup Truck’s solid, rigid chassis optimizes both passenger comfort and sporty handling. Its suspension setup consists of a front MacPherson strut setup, while at the rear it features a semi-independent trailing-arm torsion beam.

Under its hood lies an efficient 2.0-liter Dynamic Force engine that delivers a commendable 169 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque. The Corolla Cross Pickup Truck comes standard with a CVT transmission to make every ride smooth and enjoyable. Additionally, there is an option to upgrade to an all-wheel-drive system to tackle various terrains with confidence.

When it comes to exterior styling, the 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Pickup Truck exhibits irresistible charm with its sharp body lines and dramatically angled headlights. The vehicle’s sculpted side profile, along with bulging fenders and muscular wheel arches, gives it a commanding presence on the roads.

Inside, the cabin exudes modern elegance with its intuitive infotainment system comprising an 8-inch touchscreen that comes standard with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. Other ergonomically designed features include well-bolstered seats upholstered in high-quality materials that provide optimum comfort for long drives.

To further bolster its versatility, the Corolla Cross Pickup Truck offers advanced safety features through its Toyota Safety Sense suite. These include Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Automatic High Beams, and Road Sign Assist.

In terms of cargo capacity, the 2025 Corolla Cross Pickup Truck’s compact dimensions do not compromise its practicality. The truck’s bed comes equipped with versatile tie-down points as well as a dampened, lockable tailgate. To top it off, the payload is rated at an impressive maximum of 1,500 lbs for the front-wheel-drive model and 1,300 lbs for the all-wheel-drive version.

As the 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Pickup Truck prepares to take on rivals like the Ford Maverick, it’s apparent that this newcomer is more than capable of mixing it up in the fiercely competitive compact pickup segment. With a perfect balance of comfort, performance, and utility, this Toyota truck is virtually ready to brawl and make its mark on the market.

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