NEW 2022 TOYOTA VOXY | FAMILY SUV | 6/7/8 SEATER | INTERIOR | EXTERIOR | COOL FEATURES
Channel: Car Showcase
Date: 19/02/2022

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DETAILS ABOUT THE CAR:
This is the all-new 2022 Toyota Voxy minivan. Checkout impressive interior design, hi-tech features, technology and safety, aggressive exterior styling, color options and other details in this video.
 
As with previous generations, the Noah and Voxy are essentially the same vehicles, but with two design themes targeted at two different demographics. Both models come with a massive front grille, though the Noah features horizontal bars while the Voxy combines that with a mesh pattern at its sides.

The side profile of the two cars are exactly the same, but as we move to the rear, there are once again differences separating the two. The Noah comes with red LED taillights, while the Voxy comes with clear full-width LED taillights.

Despite measuring just 184.8 inches long, 68.1 inches wide, and 74.6-75.8 inches tall, the Noah and Voxy are ridiculously spacious inside. Buyers can opt for either a seven or eight-seater layout. The overall design is modern and functional, with decent amounts of soft-touch plastics, but there’s only so much one could do in offering both style and function inside a minivan.

Some of the Noah and Voxy’s features include an 8- or 10.5-inch infotainment system, underfloor trunk storage, and a few optional extras such as a premium sound system and a rear entertainment system.

Of course, since this is a JDM family car, part of the list of options is Toyota’s PWD-friendly set of features. Welcab gives unobtrusive access to those in a wheelchair, while Weljoin consists of side lift-up tilt seats for those who find it difficult to step onto the minivan.

The Toyota Noah and Voxy are powered by either a 2.0-liter Dynamic Force four-cylinder gasoline engine that’s mated to a Direct Shift CVT with a first actual gear, or a new 1.8-liter hybrid powertrain with a more powerful electric motor and a bigger battery. Toyota has not announced any figures for the two powertrains, though they did confirm that both can be optioned with all-wheel drive (AWD).

New for the Toyota Noah and Voxy is an enhanced Toyota Safety Sense suite of advanced driver-assistance tech that is now bundled with what Toyota calls Teammate. Just like in the European-market Corolla Cross, Teammate’s main highlight is Advanced Park, wherein hybrid models come with a remote function that enables drivers to remotely park the vehicle or leave a parking space using a smartphone.

Additionally, Teammate consists of a Toyota-first Advanced Drive, which enables hands-free and feet-free driving on certain roads and road conditions in Japan. The system works in conjunction with the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control and Lane Tracing Assist at speeds of up to 25 mph.

The Toyota Noah and Voxy are now on sale in Japan with a price range of ¥2,670,000-3,890,000 (around $23,334-33,996) for the Noah and ¥3,090,000-3,960,000 (around $27,004-34,608) for the Voxy. 

Do you think that a compact MPV like the Noah and Voxy would make sense in an SUV-hungry market like North America? Would you consider one over our own Toyota Sienna?

Info: https://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...

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