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Toyota Aygo X goes full hybrid

Toyota is electrifying the Aygo X: the stylish city crossover is now available as a full hybrid.
Toyota bringt den Aygo X als Vollhybrid – mit 116 PS, weniger als 10 s auf 100 km/h. Toyota launches the Aygo X as a full hybrid – with 116 hp and less than 10 seconds to 100 km/h. Toyota lance l'Aygo X en version hybride intégrale – avec 116 ch et moins de 10 s pour atteindre 100 km/h.
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THE KEY POINTS IN BRIEF
• Toyota launches the Aygo X as a full hybrid – with 116 hp and less than 10 seconds to 100 km/h.
• Top features: 86 g CO₂/km, new GR SPORT version and modern assistance systems as standard.
• Thanks to clever packaging, the trunk remains the same size – and the driving fun increases.

Toy­ota is get­ting seri­ous: the pop­u­lar Toy­ota Aygo X will be the first full hybrid mod­el in its class, as Toy­ota AG announced on its web­site. And that’s with­out com­pro­mis­ing on space, design, or han­dling. The new Aygo X Hybrid will be launched at the end of 2025 and aims to do one thing above all else: offer dri­ving fun with respon­si­bil­i­ty.

More power, less CO₂ – cleverly combined

With the new Hybrid 115 dri­ve (known from the Yaris and Yaris Cross), the Aygo X deliv­ers a whop­ping 116 hp to the road – with CO₂ emis­sions of just 86 g/km. Sys­tem per­for­mance has been increased by 44 hp com­pared to its pre­de­ces­sor, and accel­er­a­tion has been reduced to under 10 sec­onds. The vehi­cle remains com­pact, agile, and per­fect for the city – includ­ing a turn­ing cir­cle of just 4.7 m.

Sustainability you can feel

Toy­ota promis­es an 18% improve­ment in the CO₂ foot­print of the new Aygo X Hybrid over its entire life cycle – from pro­duc­tion to use to recy­cling. This is made pos­si­ble by:

  • New mate­ri­als such as Saku­ra­Touch® (veg­an, plant-based, recy­cled)
  • CO₂-sav­ing pro­duc­tion in the Czech Repub­lic using renew­able ener­gy
  • Intel­li­gent logis­tics solu­tions

The new Aygo X: New design, more equipment

The new Aygo X has a revamped look: new grille, sharp­er front, more ele­gant lines, two-tone paint fin­ish­es with “spice” col­ors (e.g., Cin­na­mon or Lavan­du­la) and 17–18-inch alloy wheels. Inside, a dig­i­tal instru­ment clus­ter, USB‑C, wire­less charg­ing and an option­al can­vas roof cre­ate a mod­ern feel in the small­est of spaces.

Toyota Safety Sense and comfort as standard

Toy­ota Safe­ty Sense is on board – with Pre-Col­li­sion Sys­tem, Lane Depar­ture Alert, Traf­fic Sign Recog­ni­tion and OTA updates. Also new: a proac­tive dri­ving assis­tant and an enhanced emer­gency brake assist. High­er trim lev­els add com­fort fea­tures such as dig­i­tal keys, nanoeX™ air purifi­ca­tion and elec­tri­cal­ly fold­ing mir­rors.

Premiere for the sporty GR SPORT

For the first time, the Aygo X (like the Yaris Cross) is also avail­able as a GR SPORT: with spe­cial paint­work (e.g. Mus­tard), its own radi­a­tor grille, exclu­sive GR design wheels and a sporty sus­pen­sion set­up. This ensures more dri­ving fun with­out com­pro­mis­ing on com­fort – and makes it a real eye-catch­er on the road.

Toyota: 10-year warranty included

Toy­ota is send­ing a strong sig­nal: the Aygo X comes with a 10-year war­ran­ty, auto­mat­i­cal­ly extend­ed after every ser­vice at a Toy­ota part­ner – includ­ing a 24/7 assis­tance pack­age. This offer applies to all new Toy­ota vehi­cles – and retroac­tive­ly to exist­ing vehi­cles up to 10 years old/185,000 km.

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Lea Gehrken

Lea Gehrken is currently studying Business Communications (BSc) at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (HWZ) and, as managing director of the communications agency Crax AG, leads challenging projects at the interface of communication, strategy, and media relations. Her connection to mobility is multifaceted: as a public transport commuter between Bern and Zurich, as a recreational driver, through travel experiences with a motorhome, and as an enthusiastic racing cyclist. These personal experiences shape her perspective and flow into editorial work, communication concepts, and projects related to the mobility of the future. With a keen sense for trends and social developments, Lea Lisa Gehrken represents a new generation of communications professionals who think about mobility in a connected, sustainable, and human way. In doing so, she sometimes provides a conscious counterpoint to the “established” authors on the platform.
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