This Is What New Toyota Compact SUV Might Look Like
Toyota is working on an all-new sub-4-metre SUV based on the Daihatsu DN-Tec concept that broke cover in 2017 at the Tokyo Motor Show. The production-ready version of the new Toyota compact SUV will have its world premiere in November, 2019. While the official debut of the vehicle is a couple of months away, a digital rendering gives us a fair idea what it might look like.
Similar to its concept, the production version of the new Toyota compact SUV will carry a butch looks with sharp body panels. Upfront, the vehicle will feature sleek headlamps and LED DRLs with black surrounding, rakish windshield, smaller upper grille and angular lower black grille. The pronounced creases on the bonnet will further enhance its muscular appearance.
The side profile will be adored by aluminium roof with roof rails, black cladding, black B-pillars and alloys and chromed door handles and window line. At the rear, the new Toyota compact SUV will feature horizontal LED taillamps, chrome boot appliqué, rear skid plate, black bumper and body-coloured spoiler. Read – New Toyota SUV To Challenge Hyundai Creta In India
Dimensions of the production-ready Toyota subcompact SUV will be more or less similar to the Daihatsu DN-Tec concept that’s 3900mm long, 1700mm wide and 1600mm tall. It will be based on the Daihatsu New Global Architecture platform (DNGA), derived from Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) platform. Read – Toyota Fortuner & Innova Crysta To Get Expensive By Rs 4.5 Lakh
There is no official word on its India launch. Even if India is on launch radar, it will be put up against the cars like Hyundai Venue, Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Tata Nexon and Ford EcoSport. In select global markets, the new Toyota subcompact SUV will take on Suzuki Jimny.
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