Toyota Yaris hybrid 2020

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Puissance
116–130 ch
0–100 km/h
9.2s 0–100 km/h
Prix
dès 21 950 €
The 2020 Yaris Hybrid consolidates Toyota's position in the small city car segment. Equipped with a non-rechargeable hybrid system, it offers a pragmatic approach to reducing emissions without infrastructure constraints. Offered in five versions between €21,950 and €26,450, it targets urban and suburban buyers seeking low fuel consumption. Manufactured in France in Onnaing, it displays a 20% reduction in fuel consumption compared to the previous generation. Design and livability The compact dimensions of the Yaris (3.94 m long, 1.74 m wide) facilitate maneuvering in urban environments. The 2.56 m wheelbase limits interior space, but the optimized layout offers adequate livability for two adults and two children. The weight contained at 1,085 kg contributes to dynamic liveliness. The 286-liter trunk extends to 347 liters with rear seats folded, a typical configuration for the category that imposes volume compromises to prioritize urban compactness. The Dynamic, Design, Iconic, and Collection finishes structure the offer with a progression in equipment rather than volume. Engine and performance Two hybrid power levels compose the range. The 116 hp (85 kW) version reaches 100 km/h in 9.7 seconds for a top speed of 175 km/h. The 130 hp variant gains 0.5 seconds in acceleration (9.2 s) without exceeding the speed ceiling. Front-wheel drive equips the entire range. Toyota's hybrid system operates without an external rechargeable battery. The electric motor can drive the vehicle alone up to 130 km/h in 100% electric mode during slow urban phases, while the 1.5L gasoline engine activates during acceleration or at higher speeds. This architecture eliminates dependence on charging infrastructure. Range and charging The absence of an external battery to recharge eliminates charging time constraints and access to charging stations. Range depends solely on the fuel tank, limited to a few dozen kilometers in pure electric mode on urban routes. The announced mixed consumption is 3.8 L/100 km, a 20% reduction compared to the previous model. This approach favors freedom of use without charging planning, at the cost of gasoline dependence and less dramatic emission reduction than with a plug-in hybrid. The 2020 Yaris Hybrid targets regular urban and suburban use rather than highway journeys. Equipment and technology A 7-inch touchscreen equips all variants with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility as standard. The higher-end Iconic and Collection finishes add a 10-inch head-up display, reducing driver distraction during intensive urban driving. The Toyota Safety Sense system forms the cornerstone of safety equipment, integrating detection of vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. This standard ADAS suite improves vigilance in dense traffic. The lack of precise data on standard or optional features suggests a progression according to finishes, as is common with Toyota.
Design et habitabilité
Les dimensions compactes de la Yaris (3,94 m de long, 1,74 m de large) facilitent les manœuvres en milieu urbain. L'empattement de 2,56 m limite l'espace intérieur, mais l'agencement optimisé offre une habitabilité correcte pour deux adultes et deux enfants. Le poids contenu à 1 085 kg contribue à la vivacité dynamique.
Le coffre de 286 litres s'étend à 347 litres sièges arrière rabattus, une configuration classique pour la catégorie qui impose des compromis de volume pour priorité à la compacité urbaine. Les finitions Dynamic, Design, Iconic et Collection structurent l'offre avec une progression en équipements plutôt qu'en volume.
Motorisation et performances
Deux puissances d'hybridation composent la gamme. La version 116 ch (85 kW) atteint 100 km/h en 9,7 secondes pour une vitesse maximale de 175 km/h. La variante 130 ch gagne 0,5 seconde au sprint (9,2 s) sans dépasser le plafond de vitesse. La traction avant équipe l'ensemble de la gamme.
Le système hybride de Toyota fonctionne sans batterie rechargeable externe. Le moteur électrique peut actionner seul le véhicule jusqu'à 130 km/h en mode 100 % électrique lors des phases urbaines lentes, tandis que le moteur thermique 1.5 L s'active lors des accélérations ou à plus haute vitesse. Cette architecture élimine la dépendance à une infrastructure de recharge.
Autonomie et recharge
L'absence de batterie externe à recharger élimine les contraintes de temps de recharge et d'accès aux bornes. L'autonomie dépend uniquement du réservoir essence, limité à quelques dizaines de kilomètres en mode électrique pur sur trajets urbains. La consommation mixte annoncée s'établit à 3,8 L/100 km, une baisse de 20 % comparée au modèle précédent.
Cette approche favorise la liberté d'usage sans planification de recharge, au prix d'une dépendance à l'essence et d'une réduction des émissions moins spectaculaire qu'avec un hybride rechargeable. La Yaris hybride 2020 cible l'usage périurbain et urbain régulier plutôt que les trajets autoroutiers.
Équipements et technologie
Un écran tactile de 7 pouces équipe toutes les variantes avec compatibilité Apple CarPlay et Android Auto de série. Les finitions supérieures Iconic et Collection ajoutent un affichage tête haute de 10 pouces, réduisant les détournements d'attention du conducteur lors des trajets urbains intensifs.
Le système Toyota Safety Sense constitue le pilier des équipements de sécurité, intégrant la détection des véhicules, piétons et cyclistes. Cette suite ADAS standard améliore la vigilance en circulation dense. L'absence de données précises sur les options de série ou payantes laisse supposer une progressive selon les finitions, comme il est courant chez Toyota.
Versions & Prix
Yaris hybride 116ch Dynamic
21 950 €
- Puissance : 116 ch (85 kW)
- 0–100 km/h : 9.7 s
- V max : 175 km/h
- Transmission : Traction
Yaris hybride 116ch Design
23 450 €
- Puissance : 116 ch (85 kW)
- 0–100 km/h : 9.7 s
- V max : 175 km/h
- Transmission : Traction
Yaris hybride 116ch Iconic
26 450 €
- Puissance : 116 ch (85 kW)
- 0–100 km/h : 9.7 s
- V max : 175 km/h
- Transmission : Traction
Yaris hybride 116ch Collection
26 450 €
- Puissance : 116 ch (85 kW)
- 0–100 km/h : 9.7 s
- V max : 175 km/h
- Transmission : Traction
Yaris hybride 130ch
- Puissance : 130 ch
- 0–100 km/h : 9.2 s
- V max : 175 km/h
- Transmission : Traction
Notre verdict
The 2020 Toyota Yaris hybrid embodies the pragmatic choice for regular city dwellers: no charging required, low fuel consumption, and urban maneuverability without excessive technological sophistication. It intentionally sacrifices space and performance, building its value on proven hybrid reliability and reduced operating costs. French origin and standard safety equipment strengthen its positioning, but it is exclusively suited for short, urban trips.
Urban compactness prioritized at the expense of rear space and trunk; standard seats without ergonomic excess in D/Design finish.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard to reassure, Toyota Safety Sense offers complete protection, but the 7-inch screen remains basic and head-up display is limited to higher trims.
Competitive entry price (21,950 €) for a proven hybrid, but the price jump to Iconic/Collection (26,450 €) is poorly justified in terms of equipment.
Points positifs
- + Reduced consumption (3.8 L/100 km) without external battery investment
- + Very easy to maneuver in the city thanks to compact dimensions and controlled weight
- + Manufactured in France with Guaranteed Origin France certification
- + Advanced Standard Safety Systems (Toyota Safety Sense)
- + Apple CarPlay and Android Auto access from the entry-level model
Points négatifs
- – Reduced trunk (286 L) limiting loaded trips
- – Pure electric range very short, not very practical for long trips without fuel consumption.
- – Modest performance (9.2 to 9.7 seconds for 0-100) for dynamic journeys
- – Absence of data on option pricing; limited tariff progressivity between finishes
- – Maximum speed capped at 175 km/h, unsuitable for long highway trips
FAQ
- What is the range of the Yaris hybrid?
- The Yaris hybrid does not have a rechargeable battery. The electric motor allows 100% electric operation up to 130 km/h over a few kilometers in slow city traffic, but actual range depends on the fuel tank. Mixed fuel consumption is 3.8 L/100 km.
- How much does the 2020 Yaris hybrid cost?
- Prices range from €21,950 for the Dynamic 116 hp version to €26,450 for the Iconic and Collection trims. A Design 116 hp variant is offered at €23,450. Prices vary depending on equipment and trim levels.
- How long does it take to charge the Yaris hybrid?
- The Yaris hybrid does not require external charging. It recharges via regenerative braking during driving and gasoline powers the onboard electricity production. No charging port is available.
- What battery does it have?
- The battery is a lithium-ion battery, but its capacity in kWh is not specified in the technical data. The hybrid system operates without external charging, unlike plug-in hybrids.
- What are its dimensions?
- The Yaris hybrid measures 3.94 m in length, 1.74 m in width, and 1.50 m in height. The wheelbase is 2.56 m and the weight is approximately 1,085 kg. The trunk offers 286 liters, expandable to 347 liters with seats folded.