
Toyota Corolla Cross review (2024 facelift): compact family crossover

Toyota Corolla Cross after the 2024 update combines proven reliability with increased practicality as a compact SUV. The model offers petrol and hybrid versions, strong efficiency, modern safety systems and a comfortable cabin. To make the car stand out on the road and attract attention, we recommend accessories for Toyota Corolla Cross tuning, with a wide selection available in our product catalog.
Technical specifications
- Dimensions: length 4490 mm, width 1825 mm, height 1647 mm, wheelbase 2640 mm.
- Ground clearance: ≈160–170 mm.
- Boot: 380–440 L (min.), up to 1300 L with the seats folded.
- Main versions (2024–2025):
- 1.8 Hybrid e-CVT — 140 к.с., fuel consumption 4,9–5,0 l/100 km, 0–100 km/h ≈10 s.
- 2.0 Hybrid e-CVT — 180 к.с., fuel consumption 5,0–5,1 l/100 km, 0–100 km/h in 7,7 s, top speed 180 km/h.
- 2.0 Hybrid AWD-i — 180 к.с., fuel consumption 5,2–5,4 l/100 km, 0–100 km/h in 7,6 s.
- 2.0 бензин CVTi-S — 169 к.с., consumption 7,5 l/100 km (FWD) / 7,8 l (AWD).
- Drive: front-wheel or all-wheel (AWD / AWD-i for hybrids).
- Transmission: CVT (CVT / e-CVT).
Equipment
- 8–10.5-inch multimedia touchscreen.
- Digital instrument cluster 7.0–12.3 inches.
- Dual-zone climate control.
- Heated seats, steering wheel and windscreen.
- Keyless entry, wireless charging.
- Toyota Safety Sense (adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring).
- Rear-view camera / 360°, parking sensors.
- LED headlights, 17–18-inch alloy wheels.
- JBL audio system (on top versions).
Exterior and interior
After the facelift, the exterior has become more expressive: a new frameless illuminated grille, redesigned LED headlights with DRLs, updated rear lights with horizontal segmentation, sporty bumpers.
Interior — practical and well-built: soft-touch materials, user-friendly ergonomics, 60/40 split-folding rear seats. The central display is positioned high, while ambient lighting and improved sound insulation create a cosy atmosphere.













