Design
Whether you choose the sedan or the hatch, Yaris is a surprisingly roomy car. And now, thanks to a slightly longer wheelbase, a re-shaped exterior and clever interior design layout, the new Yaris hatch is even more spacious, with more legroom and more luggage space than ever before.
Even the dash has been re-designed making it wider while reducing its height to improve visibility. This creates more space and makes the instrument panel easier to see and read.
Automatically Cool
Yaris is equipped with a smart automatic air conditioning system (only on YRX and ZR grades) to keep things cool inside, no matter how hot it gets outside. (If the weather's chilly, it will keep things nice and warm, too.)
The manually adjusted system (only on YR and YRS grades) has a clever electronic feature that is designed to minimise the work the engine has to do in order to reduce fuel consumption and lower emissions, and to maximise performance in extreme weather conditions.
New Yaris YRX and ZR hatches, have automatic climate control air-conditioning systems. Once you set the temperature, the system continually adjusts itself to maintain the interior temperature.
More Control At Your Fingertips
New Yaris hatches are fitted with a D-shaped steering wheel so you can manoeuver freely without your knees getting in the way. The moulding of the wheel provides a better grip sensation. And the angle of the whole steering column has been adjusted to help create a more natural driving position.
Audio controls are mounted on the steering wheel across the Yaris hatch range, to give you fingertip control of volume, radio channels, CD tracks, Bluetooth audio streaming and input from USB or MP3 devices. So you don't need to take your hands off the wheel to get the most from the awesome audio system.
Inner Space
For a small car, Yaris has always been remarkably spacious. In new hatches, the new interior design creates a roomier layout, with room for more luggage and plenty of storage space.
There are loads of cleverly integrated storage compartments within the passenger cabin (up to 24, depending on model) to keep things like keys, maps, sunglasses, cards and so on. In new hatches, there's a secondary storage box in the glove box, cup holders front and rear, and bottle holders on both sides at the front.
New hatches have a wider back door, which makes it easy to load large or awkward shaped packages and bags and provides more space in general. And the luggage compartment has a two-tier boot, which conceals a large, hidden storage area, can be adjusted, and even removed completely, to create more space.
The back seats can be folded down completely, or in a 60/40 split, making it easy to throw all kinds of gear in the back and still have a passenger in the rear.
In new Yaris hatches the new interior design also includes sporty, body-hugging front seats which are specially designed to make driving more comfortable, reduce driver fatigue and help reduce the whiplash effect in the event of an accident.
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