1. Advanced Safety
Comes standard with 6 airbags (driver, front passenger, front side, and curtain) across all variants.
Enhanced body structure and stability aids such as Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) and the tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) in select variants.
Automatic trims get an Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) with Auto-Hold.
2. Comfort & Convenience Upgrades
Higher trims now offer an 8-way electrically adjustable driver seat, ventilated front seats, rear door sunshades, and ambient lighting.
Cabin features include a 9-inch infotainment touchscreen, wireless phone charging, Type-C USB ports (15 W fast charging), and LED reading/spot lights.
Dual-tone exterior color options, improved speedometer readability, and fresh styling touches make it more premium.
3. Powertrain & Efficiency
Offers both a “Neo Drive” mild-hybrid 1.5L petrol engine and a “Strong Hybrid” self-charging option.
For the AWD variant, a new 6-speed automatic transmission replaces the older 5-speed manual, improving usability.
The strong hybrid version claims best-in-class fuel efficiency (~ 27.97 km/l) in India.
4. Tech & Connectivity
Comes with “i-Connect” features, including smartphone connectivity, voice assistants (Google/Siri), and remote vehicle functions in strong hybrid variants.
A 360-degree camera view, heads-up display (HUD), and advanced infotainment system add to the premium feel.
Why it stands out:
For its segment, the Hyryder offers a strong mix of hybrid efficiency, modern safety, and premium features—some of which have traditionally been reserved for higher-priced vehicles. Toyota’s focus on better build and usability (like EPB and 6 airbags) along with familiar hybrid tech gives it an edge for buyers looking for a future-ready SUV.
If you like, I can pull up a variant-wise comparison of features with rivals (e.g., Maruti
Grand Vitara) to help you decide better.
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