Toyota refreshes Yaris Cross for Europe with styling tweaks and improved equipment

Toyota has introduced an updated version of the Yaris Cross for the European market, focusing mainly on design adjustments and minor equipment upgrades while keeping the proven hybrid powertrain unchanged.

The visual changes are concentrated at the front. The crossover receives a redesigned bumper with integrated honeycomb-style air openings, eliminating the need for a separate radiator grille element. Headlights have been reworked as well, now featuring LED technology with a revised lighting signature. The daytime running lights are incorporated directly into the headlamp units and shaped in a C-like motif, giving the model a more modern appearance compared to the previous separate DRL layout.

Customers opting for the GR Sport variant will get subtle sporty styling additions, including decorative exterior elements intended to create a closer visual connection to Toyota’s performance-oriented models.

Inside the cabin, Toyota has expanded the availability of upgraded sport seats, which are now included as standard equipment in European specification vehicles. Another practical addition is power-folding side mirrors, improving everyday convenience.

No mechanical revisions have been announced. The Yaris Cross continues to be offered with two hybrid configurations producing 116 hp or 130 hp, paired with either front-wheel drive or an all-wheel drive system.

In Germany, the updated model is priced from approximately €28,000, positioning it competitively within the subcompact crossover segment.

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