2023 Toyota Yaris Cross

**cityfolk** · October 12th, 2023 08:22 AM

I think not. Full hybrids do not have a dedicated starter motor. The separate 12V battery is there only to energize the high voltage relays and the car electronics when you push the start button.

**ice15** · October 12th, 2023 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by carxynogen

Question: Tatakbo pa rin ba Hybrid Vehicle if walang battery? Yung literal na tinanggal talaga battery?

may question din ako...

if pina-tow mo yung hybrid/EV... tapos nilagay mo sa drive... magcharge kaya yung battery

(seriously, the answer is yes)

**bxr monkey** · November 25th, 2023 02:36 PM

Nagda downsize ang 1 namin na relative.
Yaris Cross S hev, Kicks VE, VL ang options.
Parang mas simple iyong Kicks. May mga nag cross shop din sa 2 models na ito?

**17Sphynx17** · December 9th, 2023 04:20 PM

Curious if there are owners with (anecdotal) FC figures same with what Toyota PH have released for the Yaris Cross HEV?

"According to TMP’s recent post, the hybrid subcompact crossover can supposedly do up to 33.3km/L in the city. On the highway, it goes down a bit to a still-impressive 25.64km/L. Combined, you’re looking at 27.78km/L. These numbers were achieved after tests under controlled environments following internationally accepted fuel consumption test protocol under UN Regulations No. 101."

Even getting high 20s for City Driving FC would be amazing already. If these figures are realistically achievable, then that is truly something for city conditions.

Curious what the data is when their figures were obtained and if they were compared to manual computation via full tank method?
Average Speed:
Time in use/running:
Total distance travelled:

**sirkosero** · December 9th, 2023 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by 17Sphynx17

Curious if there are owners with (anecdotal) FC figures same with what Toyota PH have released for the Yaris Cross HEV?

"According to TMP’s recent post, the hybrid subcompact crossover can supposedly do up to 33.3km/L in the city. On the highway, it goes down a bit to a still-impressive 25.64km/L. Combined, you’re looking at 27.78km/L. These numbers were achieved after tests under controlled environments following internationally accepted fuel consumption test protocol under UN Regulations No. 101."

Even getting high 20s for City Driving FC would be amazing already. If these figures are realistically achievable, then that is truly something for city conditions.

Curious what the data is when their figures were obtained and if they were compared to manual computation via full tank method?
Average Speed:
Time in use/running:
Total distance travelled:

My cousin got 40+km/liter going up baguio last month

19.9km/li within QC.

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**cityfolk** · December 21st, 2023 02:32 PM

Toyota'''s Daihatsu to halt vehicle shipments as safety scandal widens

The local Yaris Cross and Raize are both Daihatsu sourced models. I think Wigo as well as Avanza are Daihatsu sourced as well. Will we see a sudden stop in availability of these models?

**Verbl Kint** · December 21st, 2023 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by cityfolk

Toyota'''s Daihatsu to halt vehicle shipments as safety scandal widens

The local Yaris Cross and Raize are both Daihatsu sourced models. I think Wigo as well as Avanza are Daihatsu sourced as well. Will we see a sudden stop in availability of these models?

TMP claims that the DNGA-based cars exported to the Philippines are NOT affected (Avanza, Raize, Rush, Veloz, Vios, Wigo, and Yaris Cross).

I find it odd that the bulk of Toyota's ASEAN inventory is affected but TMP claims ours is not. News reports say that Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Vietnam in Asia are part of the areas affected (in addition to most of Latin America).

**carxynogen** · December 21st, 2023 05:09 PM

Originally Posted by Verbl Kint

TMP claims that the DNGA-based cars exported to the Philippines are NOT affected (Avanza, Raize, Rush, Veloz, Vios, Wigo, and Yaris Cross).

I find it odd that the bulk of Toyota's ASEAN inventory is affected but TMP claims ours is not. News reports say that Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Vietnam in Asia are part of the areas affected (in addition to most of Latin America).

Probably because of our current Safety Regulations that are too relaxed compared to that affected coutries?

**cityfolk** · December 21st, 2023 08:16 PM

Toyota Philippines is plainly not being honest here. Daihatsu admitting that they cheated on the safety certification tests is tantamount to saying that the models have a design related safety issue so how can they claim that the local models are not affected? They are of the same design after all. It's not like an airbag where you can claim the parts that were installed on the models here were not bad. I think they're just saying that to make sure that they can sell whatever inventory they have on hand. Anyway time will tell. Daihatsu saying that they will not be shipping any cars globally means that their supply of new cars will run out.

**carxynogen** · December 22nd, 2023 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by cityfolk

Toyota Philippines is plainly not being honest here. Daihatsu admitting that they cheated on the safety certification tests is tantamount to saying that the models have a design related safety issue so how can they claim that the local models are not affected? They are of the same design after all. It's not like an airbag where you can claim the parts that were installed on the models here were not bad. I think they're just saying that to make sure that they can sell whatever inventory they have on hand. Anyway time will tell. Daihatsu saying that they will not be shipping any cars globally means that their supply of new cars will run out.

Hindi pa kasi lumalaki ang issue.
Legally, makakalusot pa sila for offering these units.