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2025 · Sedan · Toyota

2025 Toyota Yaris YX 1.3L 4 cyl Petrol FWD CVT

Brand-new · Export from Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai

1.3LPetrol4 cylFWDLHDGCC Specs

Specifications

Condition
Brand new
Year
2025
Body Type
Sedan
Trim
YX
Steering Side
LHD
Seating Capacity
5
Doors
4
Spec Region
GCC

Fuel Type
Petrol
Engine Size
1.3L
Cylinders
L4
Gearbox
CVT
Horsepower
97 hp
Torque
122 Nm @ 4,200 rpm
Drivetrain
FWD
Fuel Tank Capacity
42 L

  • Automatic climate control with air conditioning
  • Rear AC vent
  • Leather steering wheel with audio controls
  • Adaptive cruise control
  • Multi-information display on steering wheel
  • 9-inch touchscreen audio system with Bluetooth
  • Apple CarPlay
  • USB port
  • 6 speakers
  • Wireless charger

  • LED front headlamps
  • Rear combination lamps with LED
  • Power side view mirrors with turning signal lights and auto-folding
  • 16-inch alloy wheels
  • Rear spoiler
  • Smart entry system with push-button engine start/stop

  • Digital speedometer
  • 7-inch TFT multi-information display
  • High-grade fabric seats
  • High-gloss door trims and center console
  • Telescopic steering column

  • Driver, front passenger, side and curtain airbags
  • Anti-lock braking system (ABS) with brake assist (BA) and electronic brake-force distribution (EBD)
  • Vehicle stability control (VSC)
  • Electric parking brake (EPB) with brake hold function
  • Rear view camera
  • Front and rear parking sensors
  • Pre-collision system (PCS)
  • Lane departure alert (LDA)

Overview

The 2025 Yaris YX pairs a 1.3L petrol engine with a CVT transmission, producing 97 horsepower and 122 Nm of torque—adequate for city driving and fuel-conscious buyers across export markets. The 42-liter tank supports its efficient profile, while the 9-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and wireless charging address connectivity demands in GCC and beyond.

Comfort and safety standout for the segment: automatic climate control, adaptive cruise control, dual front and side airbags, rear-view camera, and parking sensors create a reassuring daily-drive package. The trade-off is typical for compact sedans—rear space is modest—but the TFT display, leather steering wheel, and high-grade fabric seats signal quality above stripped base models. LED lighting and 16-inch alloys finish the modern compact profile dealers and re-exporters expect at this price tier.

The Yaris YX's 1.3L four-cylinder engine is built for low-cost ownership in markets where fuel economy and service affordability matter most. At 97 horsepower, it won't excite performance seekers, but the CVT transmission smooths delivery and minimizes jerking in stop-start urban traffic—the real-world environment for most buyers in GCC, Africa, and CIS export corridors. The engine's modest displacement and straightforward design also mean fewer complex components to fail, a factor re-exporters and fleet operators routinely weigh.

Inside, the YX balances practicality with modern creature comforts. The 9-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay integration, and wireless charging reflect current buyer expectations without the infotainment complexity that can frustrate less tech-savvy users or require expensive dealer updates. Automatic climate control and the telescopic steering column accommodate diverse driver sizes and preferences. High-grade fabric seats keep weight and acquisition costs reasonable while delivering acceptable durability for taxi and rental fleets common in export markets.

Safety provisions are comprehensive for the segment: pre-collision system, lane departure alert, vehicle stability control, and a full airbag suite address regulatory and buyer standards across dozens of destination countries. The electric parking brake with brake hold adds convenience in congested urban settings. Rear-view camera and front/rear parking sensors reduce fender-bender risk—relevant for inexperienced drivers and congested city centers. The 42-liter fuel tank and modest curb weight together support the fuel-efficiency reputation that sustains Yaris demand in price-sensitive markets worldwide.

Export availability

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Frequently asked questions

The 1.3L Yaris is designed for efficiency in urban and highway conditions typical of GCC and export markets. Exact real-world fuel consumption varies significantly by driving style, road conditions, and load, but Toyota's 1.3L petrol engines in this class generally deliver 15-18 km/L in mixed city-highway driving. Highway driving at steady speeds typically yields better efficiency, while heavy city traffic or aggressive acceleration will reduce it.

The Yaris has a strong reputation for reliability across global markets since its 1999 launch. The 1.3L petrol engine is a proven, mature design used across multiple Toyota platforms worldwide, which means parts and service knowledge are widespread in most export destinations. As a 2025 model, long-term owner reports are not yet available, but the platform's established track record and Toyota's engineering standards suggest minimal early-failure risk for well-maintained vehicles.

The Yaris is one of Toyota's best-selling models globally, so parts availability is generally strong across Africa, CIS countries, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. However, availability depends on your specific destination market—major cities and ports typically have better access than remote areas. Before purchasing, confirm that your destination has Toyota dealers or qualified independent mechanics. Engine, transmission, and suspension parts are standardized and easier to source than trim-specific electronics or interior components.

The Yaris sedan body prioritizes passenger comfort and fuel efficiency over cargo volume. The trunk is compact, suitable for city driving and short trips but not ideal for multi-day journeys with luggage for multiple passengers. If you frequently need to haul larger loads or travel with significant baggage, consider whether a hatchback variant or larger sedan better fits your needs. For business users or families doing regional trips, storage capacity may feel restrictive.

The GCC specification may include features optimized for hot-climate operation, such as heavier air conditioning cooling or specific refrigerant types. Electrical systems, infotainment, and diagnostic protocols are generally standardized across export models, but some comfort features or software may be region-coded. Before import, verify with the shipping company or your destination's Toyota importer whether GCC-specific equipment (climate controls, audio systems, or safety modules) will function or require updates in your target country.

The Yaris is a front-wheel-drive sedan designed for paved urban and highway use. It lacks the ground clearance, suspension geometry, and weight distribution suited to unpaved terrain, river crossings, or severe off-road conditions. In regions with poor road infrastructure, the Yaris's low ride height increases risk of undercarriage damage and reduces versatility. If your destination or use case involves significant unpaved driving, a compact SUV or higher-clearance hatchback would be more practical.

The Yaris sedan seats five adults, though rear legroom is modest on longer trips. Combined with the compact trunk, this makes it best suited for small families or two-person business use. A couple traveling regionally with checked luggage can manage comfortably, but larger groups or heavy cargo loads will feel cramped. If you regularly travel with four or five passengers plus significant baggage, you may find the Yaris's space limiting compared to a larger sedan or SUV.

The Yaris (launched in 1999) replaced the Toyota Starlet and Tercel, bringing modern engine technology, improved safety, and better fuel economy to the supermini segment. The 1.3L petrol engine in this 2025 model is far more efficient and reliable than engines from those 1990s models, with lower emissions and better performance. If you are comparing the new Yaris to vintage used Starlets or Tercels available in some export markets, the 2025 model offers significantly better daily reliability and operating costs.