The Toyota Yaris is available in 11 variants and 6 colours. Here are more Toyota Yaris details such as prices, specifications and mileage. You can also check out the Toyota Yaris on-road price and EMI. Our detailed Toyota Yaris comparison further helps you compare the Sedan with its rivals. DriveSpark brings you every Toyota Yaris information you would ever need.
Variants | Ex-showroom Price |
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Sedan
|
₹ 9,16,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 9,86,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 9,90,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 11,26,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 11,28,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 11,95,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 11,98,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 12,39,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 13,15,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 13,59,000 |
Sedan
|
₹ 14,60,000 |
Gearbox | Fuel Type | Mileage |
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Manual | Petrol | 18.1 |
The Toyota Yaris is the brand’s executive sedan segment offering in the Indian market. The model carries forward Toyota’s design language and comes with a host of features and equipment as well.
The design of the Toyota Yaris is subjective and comes with multiple elements, which add to the styling of the sedan. Starting off with the front, the Yaris features a distinct nose with the Toyota badging at the centre. The nose is flanked on either side by sleek headlamps with integrated LED DRLs and turn signal indicators. The front bumper features a massive air intake at the centre with the fog lamps housed separately at either end.
Moving to the side profile, the Toyota Yaris comes with clean lines, with just the 15-inch alloy wheels and the chrome-finished door handles adding character. The rear profile is characterised by the sleek wrap-around tail lights.
Overall, Toyota has chosen to take a very safe approach to the design and styling of the Yaris. It comes with clean, minimalistic design and styling which works well.
The Toyota Yaris is powered by a single 1.5-litre four-cylinder VVT-i petrol engine. It produces 106bhp and 140Nm of peak torque. The engine is mated either to a standard six-speed manual or an optional CVT automatic transmission.
Toyota claims that the Yaris returns a fuel economy figure or around 17km/l with the manual variant and around 18km/l with the CVT transmission. However, real-world figures will vary and are dependent on various external factors.
The Toyota Yaris comes with a host of features and equipment. Some of key features on the sedan include LED headlamp, LED DRLs, LED taillights, turn signals integrated on the ORVMs, chrome-finished door handles, 8-way electrically-adjustable driver seat, roof-mounted rear AC vents, large touchscreen infotainment system, keyless entry, push-button start/stop, electrically-adjustable and foldable ORVMs, climate control, rain-sensing wipers, cruise control and 60:40 split rear seats and many more.
Safety features on the Toyota Yaris include: seven airbags, ABS with EBD, hill-start assist, vehicle stability control, parking sensors front & rear, immobiliser, follow-me-home headlamps, central locking and impact-sensing auto door unlock; among others.
The Toyota Yaris is a safe sedan, with simple and clean looks and a decent performing engine. There is nothing really exciting about the sedan, however, it does come with Toyota’s trusted build quality and characteristics.
The Toyota Yaris is offered in seven variants: J, J(O), G, G(O), V, V(O) and VX.
The Toyota Yaris is offered in two single-tone and four dual-tone paint schemes. The single-tone paint schemes include Pearl White and Phantom Brown. The dual-tone colours on the Toyota Yaris include Wildfire Red/Attitude Black, Grey Metallic/Attitude Black, Silver Metallic/Attitude Black and Super White/Attitude Black.
The Toyota Yaris rivals the likes of the Honda City, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and the Hyundai Verna.
No, the Toyota Yaris is offered with a single petrol engine option.
The most unique feature on the Toyota Yaris is the availability of seven airbags, which no other model in the segment offers.