Toyota implemented price reductions across all 2026 Yaris Cross models during September. The discounts can reach R$ 22,500 on the entry-level version. Thanks to this initiative, the compact SUV now competes in price ranges with more affordable rivals and offers hybrid versions alongside combustion engine options.
The largest discount was applied to the XR 1.5 Flex model, intended for clients with a CNPJ through direct sales. Its price dropped from R$ 149,990 to R$ 127,490, representing a 15% decrease. With this adjustment, the Yaris Cross is only R$ 7,500 more expensive than the Jeep Avenger Altitude, which has a listed price of R$ 119,990 and was recently launched.
The other configurations had the following adjustments: the XRE 1.5 Flex went from R$ 161,390 to R$ 149,990; the XRX 1.5 Flex, from R$ 178,990 to R$ 159,990; the XRE Hybrid Flex, from R$ 172,390 to R$ 159,990; and the XRX Hybrid Flex, from R$ 189,990 to R$ 169,990.
This reorganization of values modifies the internal structure of the line. The XRE Hybrid, which is the entry point of the electrified line, now costs the same R$ 159,990 as the combustion XRX, equating to the initial price of the Omoda 5 in the country.
On the other hand, the XRX Hybrid, which is the top-of-the-line, received the largest discount among retail versions, reaching a R$ 20,000 reduction. This causes it to move away from the price range of mid-size SUVs, such as the Jeep Compass and the Toyota Corolla Cross, which are also on promotion.
It is important to note that this promotional condition does not imply a permanent change in the price list, but rather a time-limited campaign, which is unusual in Toyota's commercial strategy, which generally focuses on zero-interest financing and bonuses for trading in used vehicles. The manufacturer has used similar moves in its SW4, Hilux, and Corolla Cross models. In direct sales to CNPJ, the XR warranty is limited to 60 months or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first.
Manufactured in Sorocaba (SP), the Yaris Cross accumulated 25,083 registered sales between January and August. This performance places it ahead of the Honda WR-V, which sold 24,151 units, but it is still behind the category leader, the Volkswagen T-Cross, which achieved 61,392 registrations in the same period.
The SUV is available with two engine options. The XR, XRE, and XRX versions use a 1.5L naturally aspirated flex engine with direct injection, generating 122 hp and 15.3 kgfm with ethanol. The hybrid versions combine a 1.5L Atkinson cycle flex engine, which produces 91 hp and 12.3 kgfm, with two electric motors of 80 hp and 14.4 kgfm, both powered by a 0.76 kWh lithium-ion battery. The combined power of these hybrid versions is 111 hp, although the total torque has not been disclosed by Toyota. All versions are equipped with a CVT automatic transmission simulating seven gears.
