New Toyota GR Yaris 2021 Review Interior Exterior

New Toyota GR Yaris 2021 Review Interior Exterior.

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Toyota has launched its hotly anticipated 200kW Toyota GR Yaris, a pure performance car forged in the heat of motorsport competition.

The new super-hot hatch is already a sales success with local dealers taking 1,200 advance orders for the second model in the GR performance car range, following the GR Supra launched in 2019.

GR Yaris has all the credentials for competition success. At its heart is a new 200kW/370Nm 1.6-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine - the world's most powerful mass-produced three-cylinder powerplant.

Along with an all-new platform, unique three-door body, aerodynamic styling and a new GR-FOUR permanent all-wheel drive system, GR Yaris has an impressive power-to-weight ratio of 156kW/tonne and sprints from 0-100 km/h in 5.2 seconds.

GR Yaris is the first all-Toyota sports car and the company's first homologation model for WRC competition since the Celica GT-FOUR ended production in 1999.

As a bespoke three-door, the low tapered side profile and wide squat stance of GR Yaris mark it as a serious performance car.
It features a Toyota-first carbon-fibre roof and aluminium panels for the bonnet, doors and tailgate.
The lightweight, compact 200kW turbo engine adopts motorsport technologies to deliver an exhilarating drive experience, including multi oil-jet piston cooling, machined intake ports and large-diameter exhaust valves.
Mated to a six-speed intelligent manual gearbox (iMT) with rev-matching on up and down shifts, its top speed is 230km/h. An automatic transmission is unavailable.
At the same time, GR Yaris achieves high-performance efficiency, including a stop-and-start system. It meets Euro 6 standards, returning combined cycle fuel consumption of 7.6 litres/100km2 with CO2 emissions of 172 grams/km3.
Fuel capacity at 50 litres strikes a balance between weight and driving range.
Agile handling and stability in safety

The GR Yaris has a new, dedicated platform that combines the front end of Toyota's GA-B platform (Yaris) with the rear of the GA-C platform (Corolla).

This accommodates a new suspension design and GR-FOUR all-wheel-drive system, while also contributing to the car's excellent stability and handling.

Toyota's ingenious GR-FOUR system is designed to optimise drive power to each wheel, while also being simple, compact and light.
Driver-selectable AWD settings are Normal (directing 40 per cent of available torque to the rear wheels), Track (50 per cent to the rear wheels) and Sport (70 per cent to the rear wheels). The system will adjust torque split automatically based on driver inputs, vehicle behaviour and road or track conditions.

Every element of the new fully independent front and rear suspension setups has been optimised for performance, including high-response shock absorbers.
Front MacPherson struts are more rigid than the five-door Yaris hatch with newly developed knuckles and stiffer bushes for maximum control and stability.
A multi-link rear suspension, in contrast to the torsion beam layout in the standard Yaris, is also more rigid with new upper arms and stiffer settings for optimal responsiveness, handling and traction in high-speed cornering.
Electric power rack-and-pinion steering has been tuned to provide effective feedback and a true sports feel.
Large 356mm two-piece ventilated discs with four-piston callipers provide stopping power at the front, with 297mm ventilated discs and two-piston callipers at the rear, both designed to provide confident, stable and fade-resistant braking performance.
The short-stroke brake pedal has been tuned to provide a linear feeling with solid feedback while the clutch also features a mechanism to ensure consistent pedal feel and compensate for wear over time.
These include pre-collision safety system with autonomous emergency braking, intersection assistance, emergency steering assist, high-speed adaptive cruise control, lane trace assist, road-sign assist, auto high beam, blind spot monitor, head-up display, rear view camera and six airbags.

Driver-focused interior

The driver-focused cabin marks GR Yaris as a serious performance car with a small-diameter leather-wrapped steering wheel with fingertip controls, leather-wrapped short-throw gear shifter and handbrake, and aluminium pedals.
Large speedo and tacho dials sit either side of a 4.2-inch multi information display that offers an array of details including turbo pressure and gear-shift indicators.
Premium sports front seats offer the support and comfort of large bolsters. The adjustable driver's seat and tilt-and-telescopic steering column contribute to an ideal seating position.


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