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Even with a higher number of petrol-only models to choose from, a majority of the compact SUV sales are of diesel models

It would become the primary choice between the two compact SUVs for those looking to get the strong-hybrid powertrain on a strict budget

While both are essentially the same product underneath, they do come with certain differences both in terms of styling and with the features offered

This week, we have the details on the debut/launch dates of the Mahindra XUV400, Volvo XC40 Recharge, and Maruti’s compact SUV   

Here’s a brief comparison between the Hyryder and the current best-selling compact SUV in the market, the Hyundai Creta, to see which one has the goods on paper

The showcase model is finished in a red and black dual-tone paint option, suggesting that it is a higher-specced variant

The Maruti-Toyota’s Hyundai Creta rival will offer various segment-exclusive capabilities

It will offer the maximum paint options for a Toyota model in India

We see if Toyota’s latest high-rider has the looks and features to take on the competition

While, ahe ARAI figures are yet to be revealed, Toyota claims the average fuel efficiency figure to be around 26-28kmpl

While the compact SUV is a well-loaded offering, almost all of its feel-good features are reserved for the two top-spec trims and the flagship strong-hybrid variant

This week, we saw three main events of the year, including the launch of the Scorpio N and 2022 Brezza and the reveal of Toyota’s new strong-hybrid AWD SUV

Instead, the Toyota Hyryder takes on the likes of the Hyundai Creta and Skoda Kushaq from a segment above

The compact SUV will come with a first-in-segment AWD option, albeit only with the mild-hybrid manual variants

The first-in-segment AWD option will be its USP as all direct rivals offer standard front-wheel-drive