Toyota Hyryder CNG: The variant will have 1.5-liter petrol engine with an output of 88PS/121.5Nm, all you must know

Toyota Hyryder CNG: The Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder adopted alternative fuels at the same time as its Maruti rival, the Grand Vitara, which was at the end of January 2023. The SUV with the CNG kit has now arrived at dealer stockyards.

Specifications of Toyota Hyryder CNG

The company is coming with a CNG variant

The SUV's front and back windscreens are decals that read "CNG." Its boot contains a deep-seated CNG reservoir that is covered in fabric and has a panel above it where light objects can be stacked. The Hyryder CNG's storage area will come in handy for stowing a couple of medium-sized suitcases, unlike hatchbacks with the alternative fuel option, which don't have much available boot space.

As indicated by the badge on the bootlid, the model shown was the entry-level S trim in the Hyryder CNG line. The price difference between it and the SUV's petrol-only S trim is Rs 95,000.

Equipped with advanced features

Cruise control, a touchscreen (seven inches in S and nine inches in G trims), automatic air conditioning with rear vents, a height-adjustable driver seat, and a PM2.5 filter are all standard equipment on the CNG trims of the compact SUV. Toyota has added safety features like dual front airbags (six total in the G), a reversing camera, vehicle stability control (VSC), and ISOFIX child-seat anchorages to the CNG versions of the car.

Toyota Hyryder CNG: Engine and power

A five-speed manual transmission is paired with a 1.5-liter petrol engine in the Hyryder CNG, which has an output of 88PS/121.5Nm. It claims to have a mileage of 26.6km/kg, almost matching the strong hybrid version's average fuel efficiency (27.97kmpl).

Price and rivals

Toyota sells the CNG versions of the SUV for between Rs. 13.23 lakh and Rs (introductory, ex-showroom Delhi). The Maruti Grand Vitara CNG is the only direct rival.

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