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Toyota has announced details of the model line-up equipment specifications and prices for Yaris Cross, the latest addition to extensive range of hybrid electric SUVs.

Yaris Cross is built on the same GA-B small car platform and uses the same highly efficient, fourth generation self-charging Toyota hybrid technology as the all-new Yaris, the 2021 European Car of the Year. This package promises, agile, rewarding handling, excellent efficiency with significant zero-emission all-electric capability together with the stance and performance that are expected of an SUV.

Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust has taken delivery of 24 Toyota Corolla Touring Sports to support its hospital operations. Since delivery in February, the vehicles have already been kept busy, transporting patients to and from appointments.

The trust chose the Touring Sports body style to gain the advantage of extra load-carrying capacity, and specified the Excel grade in consideration of the comfort of the driver and passengers.

Spring brings a series of updates for the Toyota Camry saloon, adding fresh details on the outside, more cabin comfort and higher equipment specifications.

A new front bumper design gives Camry added street presence, with a chrome frame contrasting with the arrangement of black horizontal bars. At the rear, the design of the light clusters has been gently altered.

Both Camry grades have new alloy wheel designs: 10-spoke silver 17-inch wheels for the Design model and a multi-spoke design with a machined finish for the Excel’s 18-inch rims.

The all-new Toyota Yaris Cross displays its authentic SUV character in the Dynamic grade model*, revealed for the first time today.

This version of the hybrid B-segment SUV has a distinctly different character from the Excel** model shown at Yaris Cross’s world premiere in 2020. The Dynamic grade emphasises the car’s suitability for life beyond urban streets, for time spent exploring and enjoying the great outdoors and open roads.

The wraps have officially come off Toyota Gazoo Racing UK’s 2021 British Touring Car Championship contender, revealing a livery reminiscent of Toyota’s multiple World Championship-winning FIA WEC and WRC.

After achieving impressive results in the nation’s premier motorsport series with a single-car effort since 2014 – recording 16 race wins, 41 podium finishes and back-to-back Independent Drivers’ and Teams’ crowns –the Speedworks Motorsport-run squad has expanded its entry to two cars for the first time in eight years.

Aygo has been consistently recognised for its bold, stand-out design in the A-segment for city cars. Now ED2, Toyota’s European design headquarters in the South of France, is determined to offer small car customers even more boldness and spice.