Toyota officially revealed Etios Cross in Brazil
Published On Nov 08, 2013 10:34 AM By Amit for Toyota Etios Cross
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Toyota, the Japanese automaker has now officially revealed the Etios Cross in the Brazilian market. The vehicle will directly compete against the likes of Cross Polo and the Fabia Scout. The Etios Cross is basically a jacked up version of the Etios Liva hatchback, and features body cladding and taller wheels giving it a more sportier stance.
The Etios Cross gets a lifted suspension and plastic moulds placed on the wheel arches, side sills and the front bumper, which now looks more aggressive. Moreover, the vehicle features roof bars that can hold 50kg of luggage. Inside the cabin, the Etios Cross comes with new seat fabrics and trim accents.
The Etios Cross is powered by the same 1.5-litre engine that churns out a maximum power output of 96bhp and 139Nm of top torque. The power is transmitted to front wheel via a five-speed manual transmission. The Toyota Etios Cross has been priced at 45,960 Real Brazillian (around Rs. 12.5 lakh), and will be available to buyers from November 18.
Toyota, the Japanese automaker has now officially revealed the Etios Cross in the Brazilian market. The vehicle will directly compete against the likes of Cross Polo and the Fabia Scout. The Etios Cross is basically a jacked up version of the Etios Liva hatchback, and features body cladding and taller wheels giving it a more sportier stance.
The Etios Cross gets a lifted suspension and plastic moulds placed on the wheel arches, side sills and the front bumper, which now looks more aggressive. Moreover, the vehicle features roof bars that can hold 50kg of luggage. Inside the cabin, the Etios Cross comes with new seat fabrics and trim accents.
The Etios Cross is powered by the same 1.5-litre engine that churns out a maximum power output of 96bhp and 139Nm of top torque. The power is transmitted to front wheel via a five-speed manual transmission. The Toyota Etios Cross has been priced at 45,960 Real Brazillian (around Rs. 12.5 lakh), and will be available to buyers from November 18.
Toyota, the Japanese automaker has now officially revealed the Etios Cross in the Brazilian market. The vehicle will directly compete against the likes of Cross Polo and the Fabia Scout. The Etios Cross is basically a jacked up version of the Etios Liva hatchback, and features body cladding and taller wheels giving it a more sportier stance.
The Etios Cross gets a lifted suspension and plastic moulds placed on the wheel arches, side sills and the front bumper, which now looks more aggressive. Moreover, the vehicle features roof bars that can hold 50kg of luggage. Inside the cabin, the Etios Cross comes with new seat fabrics and trim accents.
The Etios Cross is powered by the same 1.5-litre engine that churns out a maximum power output of 96bhp and 139Nm of top torque. The power is transmitted to front wheel via a five-speed manual transmission. The Toyota Etios Cross has been priced at 45,960 Real Brazillian (around Rs. 12.5 lakh), and will be available to buyers from November 18.
Toyota, the Japanese automaker has now officially revealed the Etios Cross in the Brazilian market. The vehicle will directly compete against the likes of Cross Polo and the Fabia Scout. The Etios Cross is basically a jacked up version of the Etios Liva hatchback, and features body cladding and taller wheels giving it a more sportier stance.
The Etios Cross gets a lifted suspension and plastic moulds placed on the wheel arches, side sills and the front bumper, which now looks more aggressive. Moreover, the vehicle features roof bars that can hold 50kg of luggage. Inside the cabin, the Etios Cross comes with new seat fabrics and trim accents.
The Etios Cross is powered by the same 1.5-litre engine that churns out a maximum power output of 96bhp and 139Nm of top torque. The power is transmitted to front wheel via a five-speed manual transmission. The Toyota Etios Cross has been priced at 45,960 Real Brazillian (around Rs. 12.5 lakh), and will be available to buyers from November 18.