Toyota PH to launch Yaris Cross next week, price starts at P1.199-M

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) has confirmed the arrival of the all-new Yaris Cross in the country — with its public debut set next week.

Per TMP, the upcoming offering would have its local debut on August 4 at the Bonifacio High Street Amphitheater in Taguig.

To be retailed in hybrid electric and gasoline powertrain options, the leading automotive distributor also announced that the reservation books for the all-new Yaris Cross are now open to customers.

“We believe that the upcoming introduction of the all-new Yaris Cross will further boost the current evolving era of electrified mobility in the Philippines,” TMP First Vice President for Vehicle Sales Operations Danny Cruz said. 

“The HEV variant of the all-new Yaris Cross is further strengthening our widest lineup of electrified vehicles and giving our customers an easier route to shift to high quality and reliable electrified mobility technology,” he added.

According to TMP, the expansion of the firm’s new energy vehicle lineup is part of its “multiple pathway approach” to help achieve carbon neutrality in the mobility sector.

Prior to the official declaration, TMP posted a teaser photo of the vehicle on its official social media page.

The company’s announcement followed the Land Transportation Office’s confirmation that the latest vehicle would be offered to the local market showed through a recently-issued paperwork.

Aside from the launch of the all-new Yaris Cross, TMP will also showcase the hybrid versions of the Camry, Corolla Altis, Corolla Cross, Rav4 and the recently-launched Zenix.

While further details have yet to be shared, TMP revealed that the starting price of the all-new Toyota Yaris Cross starts at P1.199 million for the gasoline-propelled option while the hybrid variation’s pricing will begin at P1.598 million.

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