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2021 Toyota Corolla Cross is a new compact SUV with an optional hybrid engine

Based on the Corolla (obviously), the Corolla Cross may come to the US.

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The Toyota Corolla Cross is a new crossover based on, you guessed it, the Corolla.

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It has only been unveiled in Thailand so far, but it's probably coming to the US.

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The Corolla Cross has an identical wheelbase to the C-HR, but it's a few inches longer.

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The styling is reminiscent of the larger RAV4.

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On the inside, the Corolla Cross looks much like the regular Corollas.

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There looks to be more rear-seat room than in the C-HR.

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Toyota says the Corolla Cross actually has less cargo space than the C-HR, but that could come down to differences in testing and measurements in different countries.

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The standard engine is a 1.8-liter four-cylinder, and a hybrid powertrain is optional.

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Front-wheel drive is standard, and all-wheel drive is not available.

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Keep swiping or scrolling to see more of the Toyota Corolla Cross.

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