B-SUVs represent the most successful vehicle category in all of Europe. In Italy they are worth well 28% of the entire vehicle market (source: UNRAE) and consequently there are more and more brands offering new models specifically. At the top of the preferences of Italian motorists we find Jeep Avenger e Toyota Yaris Cross. Both models share the hybrid philosophy, with Toyota giving it – literally – its origin and Jeep being able to apply a new generation system with good results. Given their importance on the car marketwe offer you a comparison between the two so that you have the main characteristics of both “under an eye”.
Dimensions and habitability
The first thing that catches your eye is the size. The Jeep Avenger measures approximately 4.08 meters in length, making it slightly shorter than the Toyota Yaris Cross, which reaches 4.18 meters. This difference, albeit slight, makes the Jeep a more agile option for city traffic, while the Yaris Cross is appreciated for its greater presence on the road. Both, however, offer surprising internal habitability, suitable for both small daily trips and longer journeys.
Trunk capacity
The Jeep Avenger Hybrid It offers a trunk with a capacity of approximately 380 litresa value that meets daily load needs and is also well suited to short trips out of town. The Toyota Yaris Cross, on the other hand, boasts a larger cargo area, with a capacity that varies between 397 and 411 litresdepending on the rear seat configuration. This makes it an interesting choice for those who need a little more space for bulky luggage or sports equipment.
Performance
From a performance perspective, the Jeep Avenger Hybrid is equipped with a 130 horsepower 1.2 turbo mild hybrid petrol enginewhich ensures a smooth and snappy ride, perfect for the city and mixed routes. The Toyota Yaris Cross, however, uses a hybrid system composed of a 1.5 petrol engine and an electric unit, for a total power of 116 horsepower. Despite being less powerful than the Jeep, the Yaris stands out for the efficiency and silence of its hybrid system, which adapts perfectly to urban traffic and guarantees a relaxing drive
Consumption
On the consumption front, the Toyota Yaris Cross is particularly virtuous, with an average of around 4.5 liters per 100 kilometers in the combined cycle. The Jeep Avenger Hybrid, thanks to mild hybrid technology, offers interesting fuel consumption, reaching around 5.5 liters per 100 kilometresa certainly competitive value for the segment. For those who travel long distances, the Yaris Cross may be more economical, while the Avenger is more suitable for those who want a compromise between performance and consumption.
Prezzo
The price represents a decisive element in choosing between the two models. The Jeep Avenger Hybrid has a starting price of 26,450 eurosoffering good value for money thanks to its equipment and modern technology. The Toyota Yaris Cross, however, starts from 28,650 eurosbeing slightly more expensive but still very well equipped. Both models are also available in a four-wheel drive version. The final decision will depend on the consumer’s priorities: performance and style for the Jeep or efficiency and practicality for the Toyota.
Conclusion
The challenge between Jeep Avenger Hybrid and Toyota Yaris Cross is a matter of preference. The Jeep stands out for its dynamic character and rugged style, while the Toyota focuses on efficiency and greater load capacity. Both are viable options in the compact SUV segment (and in fact they are the two best-selling models by far) ready to satisfy different needs in an increasingly competitive automotive landscape.
Source: www.tomshw.it