Toyota Rush

The 2025 Toyota Rush’s cabin typically comes with fabric upholstery across all models. The material is durable and breathable. It’s ideal for hot and tropical climates. Higher trims sport a more refined fabric pattern with slight bolstering on the seats for better comfort. The dashboard get a lot of hard plastics. The textures are well-finished and resistant to rough use. Soft-touch materials are scarce though the fit and finish are solid. The cabin gets a dark color palette (black and grey). The 2025 Toyota Rush is equipped with a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system. The interface is intuitive and user-friendly. Select models come with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The screen’s resolution is good though not particularly crisp. Audio is output through a six-speaker system. The instrument panel is a dual-analog setup with a multi-info display (MID) in the center. The 2025 Toyota Rush gets automatic climate control with rear vents, keyless entry, and push-button start. 

The 2025 Toyota Rush measures 4,435 mm in length, 1,695 mm in width and 1,705 in height. It has a wheelbase of 2,685 mm. The front grille of the Toyota Rush is bold and gets four-slat chrome detailing. It lends the car a distinct, assertive appearance that draws inspiration from larger Toyota SUVs like the Fortuner. The car gets all-around LED lighting. The headlights are flanked by slim daytime running lights (DRLs). Beneath the DRLs there are chrome-surrounded fog lamps. The redesigned bumper includes faux air inlets and a skid plate. The 2025 Toyota Rush comes with strong body-cladding and a pronounced crease. It runs from the front fender to the rear. The car runs on 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels. Roof rails offer additional utility. A shark-fin antenna adds a modern finishing touch. The car gets body-coloured outside rear view mirrors (ORVMs) with integrated turn indicators and paint-matched door handles. At the back, the 2025 Toyota Rush gets wraparound tail lamps, paired with black trims and a rear skid-plate integrated into the bumper. There’s also a small rear spoiler and a high-mounted stop lamp.

The 2025 Toyota Rush offers decent seat comfort with supportive cushioning for both short and long trips. Passengers on the third row may find the seats a bit cramped. Ride comfort is acceptable, particularly on smooth roads. The Rush tends to feel stiff over rough patches because it’s mounted on a ladder-frame chassis. The suspension system comprises of a MacPherson strut at the front and a multilink rear setup. The system provides stability but is on the firmer side. Handling is predictable and confidence-inspiring at moderate speeds. Body roll is noticeable during sharp turns. The 2025 Toyota Rush still manages to deliver a practical ride for urban use with stable handling.

The 2025 Toyota Rush is hauled by a four-cylinder, 1.5-litre petrol engine that produces 102 PS/134 Nm. The motor is mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. On city roads, the powertrain is smooth and fuel-efficient, though acceleration feels modest. On highways, the engine offers adequate cruising power. But the car struggles while overtaking when fully loaded. The transmission is responsive but dated. The 2025 Toyota Rush is reliable for daily commuting and light trips. It’s not meant for a spirited performance.

The 2025 Toyota Rush comes with a comprehensive safety system that includes a camera for reverse parking, rear parking sensors, and hill-start assist. It lacks radar-based features but comes with antilock braking, stability control, and six airbags. The camera system and sensor setup supports safe manoeuvring in tight urban spaces.

The 2025 Toyota Rush has a starting price of ₱1.208 million. The car offers reliability, practicality, and SUV styling in a compact package. It’s ideal for families that want versatility and efficiency at an affordable price.