Toyota’s newest compact MPV has just been unwrapped — and it’s looking quite good. Scheduled to be released in the U.S. soon, the 2015 Toyota Verso-S just received a facelift, claiming to provide an easier and smarter package.
[The 2015 Toyota Verso-S] has a new front fascia with a revised grille and LED-infused headlights. The hatchback also has additional chrome trim, LED taillights and restyled 16-inch alloy wheels.
Interior changes are relatively limited but the model has been equipped with higher quality materials and a standard tire pressure warning system. Customers can also order two-tone seats and a Toyota Touch 2 infotainment system with a 6.1-inch display and Bluetooth/USB connectivity. There’s also an optional “Toyota Touch 2 with Go” system that has GPS navigation and on-board connectivity to access weather, fuel price and parking space information.
In the Philippines, the Verso-S is known as Yaris. The 2014 version was just launched early last month, with the following variants: 1.5G automatic transmission (AT) that costs P845,000, 1.3E AT that costs P755,000, and the 1.3E manual transmission that costs P720,000. The new models have a four-cylinder VVT-I engine.
Do you think the 2015 is worthy of bringing here in the Philippines?
