2017 Toyota Yaris is a subcompact hatchback that combines reliability, practicality, and improved styling. In this model year, the Yaris received a mid-cycle facelift with updated design, better equipment, and improved refinement, making it a solid choice for urban drivers and budget-conscious buyers.
3-door and 5-door hatchback
…2017 Toyota Yaris is a subcompact hatchback that combines reliability, practicality, and improved styling. In this model year, the Yaris received a mid-cycle facelift with updated design, better equipment, and improved refinement, making it a solid choice for urban drivers and budget-conscious buyers.
3-door and 5-door hatchback
Known for its compact footprint and ease of parking
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Bi-tone
GRMN (limited high-performance version)
1.0L 3-cylinder – ~69 hp (ideal for city use)
1.3L 4-cylinder – ~99 hp (phased out in some regions)
1.5L 4-cylinder – ~111 hp (new engine for 2017; replaces 1.3L)
More efficient and refined
1.5L petrol + electric motor (Yaris Hybrid)
Total output: ~100 hp
Fuel economy: ~80+ mpg (UK) or ~3.5 L/100 km
Very popular for city driving and low emissions
1.4L D-4D – ~90 hp
Phased out in many markets due to emission standards
5- or 6-speed manual
CVT automatic (petrol)
e-CVT (hybrid)
Tuned for comfort and urban maneuverability
Light steering and smooth hybrid transitions
Not a performance car (except Yaris GRMN with 1.8L supercharged engine producing 209 hp — very rare and sporty)
Simple, functional dashboard layout
7-inch touchscreen (on mid-to-high trims)
Bluetooth, USB, DAB, reversing camera
Cabin space is good for its class; rear seats a bit tight
Boot: 286 litres (standard), 286–768 litres (hybrid varies slightly due to battery)
Euro NCAP: 5 stars
Toyota Safety Sense standard on most trims:
Pre-collision system with automatic emergency braking
Lane departure alert
Automatic high beams
Traffic sign recognition