2024 Toyota Yaris Cross pricing and features: Minor facelift for light SUV

The changes applied to the Yaris Cross are headlined by the addition of a larger 8-inch touchscreen running Toyota’s latest infotainment system, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.

It also supports updated Toyota Connected Services functionality, which sees the previous three-year free trial move to a shorter 12-month complimentary period.

All variants are also fitted with a new 7-inch digital instrument cluster, which replaces analogue dials and a 4.2-inch multi-function display.

There’s also a new upper grille pattern and seat trim patterns for all variants except the GR Sport, a large rear side spoiler, new ‘HEV’ badges, and additional USB-C charge ports throughout to replace USB-A sockets.

Emergency steering assist is now available for all Yaris Cross variants, while the cameras and sensors for the adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist now operate over a wider area.

GXL variants and above add safe exit assist – which uses the same radar as the blind-spot and rear cross-traffic alerts – to prevent ‘dooring’ other road users, and low-speed emergency braking in forward and reverse when parking if an imminent collision is detected.

Prices have increased between $880 and $950 for all 2024 Toyota Yaris Cross variants.

In December, Toyota Australia confirmed the Yaris Cross had gone hybrid-only, with petrol-only variants deleted from the line-up due to strong demand for the electrified powertrain.

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Toyota Connected Services is standard on the Yaris Cross. Available features include automatic collision notification, SOS emergency calls, stolen vehicle tracking, guest driver settings, vehicle function statuses, and current vehicle location.

The SIM-based service is complimentary for 12 months from the date of vehicle delivery.

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Front-drive hybrids use a 1.5-litre Atkinson cycle petrol engine paired with two electric motors, for a maximum combined 85kW power output. It is matched to a CVT automatic transmission.

All-wheel drive versions use the same hybrid engine and