The hybrid station wagon has a low centre of gravity, a generous 2,700mm wheelbase and a sloping roofline, complemented by a raked rear windshield and full-LED rear lights. The idea put forward by the Japanese manufacturer is for a tough, elegant and comfortable wagon.
The generously proportioned interior is modern and spacious, and particularly appealing to rear passengers, who will benefit from plenty of legroom. The version that will go on display in Paris has been specifically designed with Europeans in mind.
As for the engine, the Corolla Touring Sports is available in two petrol-electric hybrid options, a 122hp version with a 1.8-litre engine and a 180hp version with a 2-litre engine. Some models will also ship with high-end adaptive variable suspension.
Toyota has already announced a list of items that will be fitted as standard on top of the range models and offered as options on others. These include a 3D driver's meter, a premium head-up display, a JBL GreenEdge Premium sound system, a wireless mobile phone charger and the Toyota Touch multimedia system.
