How fuel-efficient is the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid? - AutoBuzz
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- We recently took the new Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid priced at RM136,550 on a road trip from Kuala Lumpur to Penang Island. Toyota claims it can do 4.3L/100 km but it has a smaller tank than the Perodua Myvi....how economical will it be with 3 passengers and cargo?
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Just bought this car. I have been using it since last March & I get about 22-23km/L with mixed usage between the highway, city, and heavy traffic. Always keep the RPM Indicator optimally around ECO and Charging, occasionally in Power when using the cruise control.
Whats do you get in city
I have been driving this car since Friday (3days) . Superb vehicle and excellent fuel consumption . Having an electronic brake is irrelevant. The push foot parking brake works just fine . The fuel tank capacity is more than sufficient for long rides. Immediate indication of fuel savings. Toyota vehicles are very very reliable . I have been driving only Toyotas for decades. The best second hand value car. Just got an excellent price for a 12 year old Vios.
What's your avg fuel consumption?
Make sure you can claim the hybrid battery before 8 years
Is it true it’s slow, compared to other car
@@aryliciousxd2478 I have now driven 800 km with this hybrid. It’s giving me 4.8 litres per 100 km or approximately 22km per litre. However, I have kept my speed about 80km per hour with controlled acceleration. There is a power mode which gives amazing acceleration where the dashboard screen turns red. There is also the normal mode and eco mode. Almost all my driving is on eco mode in urban settings. This is excellent value for money over the long term financially even after considering the extra RM 8000 paid upfront. These are the basic facts based on my own experience and does not consider any personal likes or dislikes.
Love my Toyota Cross XLE! Just wish Toyota would bring the hybrids to North America already!
Wow such an informative and fun review. Thank you , really enjoyed every minute of it. I'm from South Africa . You've convinced me to buy this car 😁.
One of the best reviews ever….NICEEEE!!
Excellent review, video & scenery was breathtaking. Hoping the Corolla Cross Hybrid comes out soon in the US. Cheers!
He keeps saying electric, it's a battery & engine. Also at 2.11 its reading 8.2 l/100km, unlss he has a full tank and it hasn't set yet, thats awful for a hybrid.
You’re the best ! And for even AutoBuzz .. great job Eugene
i`m not very impressed with 7.3liter / 100 km these are numbers can be reach by many none hybrid cars and it is far of the claimed 4.3L/100km
7.3L / 100km = 13.7km / Liter
Also you say 1 quarter tank left from 36 liter = 9 liter
with that 9 liter it shows you a range left of 93 km
This means the last quarter tank gives you a range of 93km which is roughly 1 liter to 10km
Which is really very bad
Thank God for the sliding armrest. Toyota always used to cheap out. Engineers must have fallen into a VW Golf sometime by mistake.
Blue gray colour is badass
A great review. We don’t have this model in Australia yet but I was keen to compare this to Rav hybrid before I decide what to buy. I was worried about weak engine on the car compared to RAV but your review gives the sense the car won’t scream on highway driving.
Just a heads-up, I think this hybrid has the 1.8L petrol engine, but the model we're getting in Aus/NZ will have the 2.0L - so that's a bonus.
I think UMW Toyota should have chosen marathon city driving to showcase the hybrid system. A recent test by Taiwanese journalist driving the Altis Hybrid for 8 hours around Taipei City and the FC was 21km/L ~ 4.8L/100KM. The hybrid strength is regenerating during slow moving and braking which highway driving not able to do. Even my 2.5L non hybrid Toyota also did a 6.7L/100Km on highway from KL to Penang, so UMW could have shown the value of Hybrid in city driving instead.
on the other hand, i think they managed to debunk the potential anxiety of buyers with regards to long distance highway driving in a hybrid - as they are deemed to be not the best for. here its seems to be faring quite well. of course in city driving, the hybrid setup is simply the best
@@muhdarfanzaki1434 yea.. probably trying to convince buyers on its long journey comfort.. (or maybe treating the auto journalist on a nice holiday and good food 😁)
Greetings from Manila nice review I'm sold just subscribed and clicked the bell too.
Oh yes ...tanjung bungah and the route leading to the dam is an amazing road for a spirited drive.....in penang
A new fun route for Penang Island is from Sg Ara to Balik Pulau via the new elevated road
What petrol u put 95 or 97. ? Is it true if the corolla cross use 95 petrol there will be engine knocking sound as claimed in the Corolla cross owners in facebook. Pls give an honest feedback.
I'll get mine on this coming April.. About 2 months waiting
Just curious have you test drive it and what’s your opinion on it
@@aryliciousxd2478 drv crossover but feels sedan
Heyyy EJ nice to see you again..
Eujin - Keong Hee Huat Chai! welcome to my hometown;)
Nice video 👍🏼
What is the lifespan for the EV battery (~7 years), and how much to replace it?
Life span should be around 160k km or earlier (estimated 7 to 8 years on the road) and it depends on your usage too. RM 8k plus for batt. That's the price for prius and I was told the same for cross batt. Pay rm around 3k for extended warranty for batt. Worth it or not you need to do some math calculation.
8 yrs unlimited mileage warranty for hybrid battery with optional 2 yrs extended warranty. It is possible that the life span more than 10 yrs
honda insight bought in 2011, 11 years on, original hybrid battery still chugging the car along. i assume these newer tech batteries should be able to last longer
My answer is once you get this aa your new car, just start save aside RM100 monthly if you fear about the battery. Just like you buying an insurance.
5 yrs down you already have RM6k in pocket.
nice to see some EJ videos
May I know the hybrid battery price, roughly.....Thanks
Toyota and their famous "TV" infotainment, can't they design a better looking one? What an after thought.
Agreed
More like UMW and their infotainment, must be some deal with OEM here. Oversea Toyota have a much better infotainment.
Because of cut cost, the same goes for other brands too. Anyways, at least infotainment screen for this doesn’t look bad
Hybrid and petrol V version which one is the best for long term used?
Hybrid
How about for 15 years?
Hybrid 10 to 15 years. Petrol 15 to 20 years
Eujin - Keong Hee Huat Chai!
its the 2.0L v?
why the hybrid comes with foot brake while the petrol version comes with electronic parking brake?
No petrol version also foot brake
When it available in India
with the energy crisis going on around the world, mroe people will go for hybrid nowadays
Nice, I’ll wait for facelift, see if it will come with EPB, auto brake hold, paddle shifter and move the USB port to the compartment above wireless charging station. Current USB port at the main unit will let the cable hanging, not a good design.
Not necessary to have electronic parking brake, as manual brake is more durable than electronic parking brake.
@@emilylimsl9884 they have to make it durable then and to add on, need EPB and auto brake hold to make the auto cruise with stop and go more complete.
@@emilylimsl9884 furthermore my current car that I bought almost 5 yrs ago already giving EPB.. sorry that I just can’t accept foot brake.
@@emilylimsl9884 Toyota is cheapskate lah. No need backup until like this you Toyota SA
I am not working as Toyota salesman. I also saying to other brands. Is there any problem? If you say Toyota is cheapskate, suggest to go for test drive and take a look, then there is something differences.
So how much is it for miles per a gallon?
divide the number of liters per 100 km into 235.2.
For example 6 liters/100km will become 235.2/6 = 39.2 mpg
Or in the case at the end of this video 7.3 litter / 100km becomes 235.2/7.3 = 32.2 mpg
No one talking about the mediocre battery?
35L is huge for that vehicle
Where are Malaysia toyota cross manufactured?
Bukit Raja in the state of Selangor.
Almost kinda reminds me of an infinity
I recently tested the hybrid and GR Sport Corolla Cross. The hybrid feels underpowered under hard acceleration when the engine emits a loud and weird sound. With the GR Sport version, it feels more powerful with hard acceleration and the growl of the engine sounds normal and not so loud in comparison to the hybrid. The engine of the hybrid sounds weird as if it's crying or whining like a baby in hard acceleration.
Good luck on your new hybrid. I had my nightmare for 9 years.
Can u explain further? Whats wrong?
@@bobochan4699 I'm a Toyota Prius C owner. The first 3 years - The hybrid battery broke down(for whatever reason,I don't know) and stays in the Toyota Service centre for almost a month.
- replacement of Hybrid related parts are very expensive(just to give you an idea,the air cond compressor would cost about RM 4.5k)
- on the 7th year,the engine block broke down(again for whatever reason, I don't know. I'm consider myself as a light footer). It went into the Service Centre for almost 5 months.Again I'm carless for this whole period of time.
- lastly the resale value of this car is really really bad.I've bought this car in 2012 (RM 97k) and sold it at Mac 2022 for only (RM 17k). Even a non hybrid car of the same age can easily can fetch higher than my car.
Finally,that's my experience throughout the 9 years but maybe the next hybrid level of Toyota could be different experience but I don't want to bet my luck on it anymore.
@@somethingtobelievein Thanks 4 the info, yup the dealership said this new hybrid engine is better than previous gen, but somehow i doubt it. When u do the math plus minus everything including RV, u r not saving much with hybrid excpt 4 the environment. I m sticking to gas for now. Thanks again.✌
That sounds...I mean they kept your car for 5 months? That's either unbelievable, or you hit the worst timing possible with the whole covid stuff. Keeping your car for 5 months is not normal.
I have a regular prius at 200,000 miles it had never needed a repair. At 201k it needed around $1k of repairs - it's uncredible. My previous car (a buick) had to be junked at 140k miles and numerous repairs.
Maybe the prius-c was particularly crappy but my regular prius has been consistently reliable.
@@ghostbond1074 Maybe he just got unlucky n came across a lemon.. 😪 It happens even for toyota.
We got short changed I reckon. EU/US gets the newer 5th gen 2.0l hybrid system which I reckon would be far better. More power too (combined 192ps vs the 122ps we get).
Plus, foot parking brake...
But power of 1.8 hybrid engine is also good too with better fuel consumption. Actually, manual parking brake like handbrake/foot brake is more durable than electronic parking brake
@@emilylimsl9884 it is.. when i hear my brother’s civic engage EPB with a weird noise coming from the back, that is just a 3 yrs old car..
@@emilylimsl9884 that's true, anything electrical is bound to fail faster than it's mechanical counterpart.
US it doesn't get hybrid, I think, and EU gets the 5th generation, how you said
Foot parking brake. Haha ha. Toyota cheaps out once again. Champions of cheap.
Meanwhile JPJ : Hey Eujin, what's your phone number, asking for a friend! 😜
he is taken la;)
@@petemorbius3936 lol jpj is calling for a different reason 😜
@@Neo.555 haha
Nvm, UMW sponsor ma.
@@HotRod16 hahaha...umw will bill him
Haha. When I back penang I drive slk
Hybrid getting 10.9L/100km on the highway… uh.. ok…
7.5l per 100km is worst than conti A class or bmw1….😂 toyota hybrid sucks, unless the reviewer stomp on the throttle
That fuel consumption is terrible for a hybrid, my 2l 3 series gets better than that.
Depends on how you drive either on the highway or on the road. But so far didn’t hear any complains about Corolla Cross Hybrid fuel consumption
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Why would you say such a word as don’t mind sharing with you ?
So don’t get me wrong , I still think your review is far the best locally , much more than Bengtures and Bobby Ang which use so much of “ ok “ and ok and “ you know “ .
that figure is a joke for a hybrid car. i rather have turbo engine with dct gearbox for the road trip with a smile on my face 🤣
agree
Not necessary to have turbo as hybrid engine fuel consumption is much better than turbo engine.
@@emilylimsl9884 i disagree. my c180 almost same fuel consumption as what is stated here.. it all depends on ur right foot
36 liters ? wtf that is tiny small fuel tank for such vehicle
I do not see a significant difference compare to non hybrid model????
The hybrid motor is a joke. It does not even help much
It's actually help. Imagine 36liters of fuels with normal petrol engine with that big tires, big and heavy kerb weight, 1.8 litre engine. It will not arrive Penang in one tank.