In terms of exterior design, the all-new Urban Cruiser boasts compact body dimensions yet does not appear flimsy. Its front fascia features signature C-shaped headlights connected by a black decorative panel, with air deflectors integrated on both sides of the lower bumper.
The new model adopts a black roof and lower bumper design, enhancing its crossover styling. The rear door handles are hidden behind the rear windows—adopting the same design as the IZOA—while the C-pillars exude a robust stance. The charging port is located on the left front fender.
Regarding dimensions, the new Urban Cruiser measures 4285/1800/1640mm (length/width/height) with a wheelbase of 2700mm, 140mm longer than that of the YARiS Cross. At the rear, the taillights feature a three-dimensional profile and are connected by a spanning decorative panel, with the rear bumper also showcasing crossover-inspired design elements.
For powertrain options, the model offers single-motor and dual-motor variants. The single-motor versions deliver maximum power outputs of 106 kW and 128 kW respectively, while the dual-motor variant churns out 135 kW. All configurations are equipped with a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery.