2026 Toyota Yaris Cross review

Is the Toyota Yaris Cross starting to show its age in its sixth year on sale, or can the city SUV still compete in this new age of technology?

Toyota’s smallest SUV has impressive efficiency and space, but it feels a bit outdated by modern standards.

Toyota’s smallest SUV has impressive efficiency and space, but it feels a bit outdated by modern standards.

We revisit Toyota's littlest Yaris Cross SUV following its big switch to hybrid-only powertrains in Australia.

The entry-level Yaris Cross may not have the sparkle of other members of the range, but it's a fun and funky urban runabout worth considering.

The sprawling Toyota Yaris Cross range includes 13 models. On test here is the pinnacle of the range, complete with AWD hybrid power.

The mid-spec Yaris Cross Hybrid combines benchmark efficiency with a strong list of standard inclusions. It's the value pick of the range.

Toyota has brought some variety to the burgeoning light SUV segment, offering its new Yaris Cross with both all-wheel drive and a hybrid powertrain.

Toyota's teeniest SUV is a fun, efficient way to get around in top-spec hybrid FWD guise. Arguably, it's a better buy than the hatchback too.

A hybrid-powered, all-wheel-drive crossover is an interesting compact-sized amalgamation. But does the Yaris Cross AWD Hybrid stack up to the sum of its parts in the experience?