Toyota Motor Thailand has recently unveiled a fresh facelift for their Toyota Yaris, which has undergone some notable design changes. The upgraded 1.2-litre NA four-cylinder engine of the Yaris now produces a substantial 92 PS and 109 Nm of torque, coupled with a Super CVT-i transmission which is expected to provide better fuel efficiency.
In terms of styling, the Yaris has undergone some significant alterations, with the front end of the car boasting a more striking appearance, taking inspiration from the hammerhead design that Toyota has recently become fond of. The car’s front bumper now features sharp angles and lines that highlight the wide lower apron, and it’s more aggressive than ever. Moreover, the lower apron features a combination of functional and faux intakes, which adds to the car’s overall aesthetic appeal.
Interestingly, the facelifted Yaris has sparked speculation that Toyota may not be releasing an all-new model built on the Daihatsu New Global Architecture anytime soon. The latest Vios, which is set to go on sale in Malaysia, has already made the shift to DNGA. This information suggests that the Yaris may continue with its current design for the foreseeable future.
What do you think of the Yaris’ new look? Do you believe Toyota will continue with this design for future models? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below.
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