2022 Toyota Aygo X Reveal

Toyota Aygo X Specifications:
▪ Length/width/height/wheelbase – 3,700/1,740/1,525/2,430 mm
▪ Kerb weight – 940-1,015 kg
▪ Cargo volume – 231 litre
▪ Engine – 1.0-litre (998 cc), 3-cylinder in-line, petrol
▪ Max output – 72 hp (53 kW) at 6,000 rpm
▪ Max torque – 93 Nm at 4,400 rpm
▪ Transmission – 5-speed manual/Contiuously variable (CVT); FWD
▪ 0-100 km/h (CVT) – 15.6 (15.5) seconds
▪ Top speed (CVT) – 158 (151) km/h
▪ Fuel consumption (CVT) – 4.7 (4.9) l/100km combined

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Video Timeline
0:00 – Introduction
1:21 – Chapter 1: Destination Copenhagen
7:54 – Chapter 2: Destination Rome
14:22 – Chapter 3: Destination Berlin
19:22 – Exterior, Cardamom
31:03 – Interior, Cardamom
34:34 – Exterior, Chilli
42:30 – Interior, Chilli

[stefancvt]

Quote Anasitasiia Stoliarova;
"You won't expect actually to meet a CVT in A-segment and you won't find it except on the Aygo X"

That's absolute nonsense, hasn't she ever heard of the Suzuki Ignis? That A-segment car is also available with CVT.
And of course the Mitsubishi Space Star (otherwise known as Mirage).

[tipoomaster]

I wish they brought this to North America/Canada. We get the worse rebadged small cars and then they say we hate small cares. Give us the good ones then!

[keerthivasanm]

This is the car, which launches in India will take up the Indian crossover hatchback car segment features and tech spec and build quality and exterior to the next level of expectation among the automobile 🚗 enthusiasts and lovers., , 👍👍😍🙂🤔🧐🥳

[andyhowlett]

Such a pretty little car, but 0 60 in 15 seconds? We like small, 'warmed-up' hatches and we currently drive a KIA Picanto
Turbo. We may be changing this in a year or two, but the choice in small, nippy hatches seems to get smaller every year. We love
the styling and it is small enough for us, but oh dear, the engine! Why fit such a puny unit in a car that looks the business?
Please Toyota, consider a bigger engine and we might reconsider.

[_-Lea_-]

"The car is conceived, is designed, is going to be manufactured in Europe, for Europeans."
> in Europe we urgently need small and cheap ELECTRIC cars! No combusting engines anymore...

[erica]

I cant wait to see it in US market, but better equip with AWD and 7 speed gear box, not the CVT sh*t