Just by looking at the Toyota’s lineup for 2023, including the upgraded models, new generation models, and their first offerings in the market, it’s evident that the Japanese car manufacturer is industrious in understanding user needs and delivering products with modern and appealing designs.
Some noteworthy introductions are the Prius ‘Hybrid Reborn’, Corolla Cross Hybrid, alongside numerous special editions like Nightshade, the limited edition GR trio consisting of GR86 Trueno, GR Corolla Circuit, and GR Supra 45th Anniversary. Additionally, the Grand Highlander 2024, Land Cruiser 2024, Camry 2025, and Crown Signia 2025 are also on the list.
However, the YouTube channel AutomagzPro believes that Toyota should go a step further by introducing a fully electric version of the Corolla Cross, a compact SUV model that has garnered significant attention. Currently, the Toyota Corolla Cross is only available with petrol and hybrid engine options.
In the absence of an official release, the artists at AutomagzPro have taken the liberty of creating a rendering image showcasing the 2025 Corolla Cross EV design. Although Toyota has not made any official announcements regarding an all-electric version of the Corolla Cross to be launched in 2025, the striking design illustrated in this rendering image is sure to generate excitement.
From AutomagzPro’s perspective, the 2025 Corolla Cross EV boasts an overall captivating and stylish design. The front of the car is particularly impressive with its slim LED headlights, prominent front bumper, and large air inlets. The combination of sleek and robust lines, muscular embossed details, and chrome trim accents lends a dynamic, modern, and futuristic appearance to the 2025 Corolla Cross Electric.
The rear of the car is equally eye-catching, featuring LED taillights that mirror the design of the headlights. The striking wheel designs, offered in various styles, are also worth mentioning.
As of now, it remains unclear whether Toyota will indeed introduce an entirely new all-electric version of the Corolla Cross. Nevertheless, it is highly possible that the Japanese automaker will surprise us by launching the Corolla Cross EV sooner than expected. Toyota’s plans for electric vehicles are ever-evolving, and an electric version of the Corolla Cross seems entirely plausible, doesn’t it?
– Trang Nguyen (forum.autodaily.vn)
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