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Toyota Innova Hycross pros and cons — Unmatched reliability, but long waiting periods
- 1Has one of the best third rows in its segment
- 2Comes with the option of second row captain seats with ottoman
- 3No manual gearbox on offer on any of the Innova Hycross variants
MPVs are a thriving breed in India. With the recent advent of an array of options, from the Carens to the Carnival, there’s one for every budget. But the car that still outshines and dominates the space like no other is the Toyota Innova. Here are the top Toyota Innova Hycross pros and cons that you should consider before buying a new MPV in India.
Toyota Innova Hycross pros
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Top-notch reliability
One aspect where the Innova clearly stands out as a winner is its reliability. There have been anecdotes of people covering lakhs of kilometres in their Innovas without the cars breaking a sweat. The Toyota badge also brings with itself good after sales services that make the ownership experience a pleasurable one.
Spacious and practical
There’s ample amount of space inside the cabin of the Hycross, and there’s no dearth of space even in the third row. The car scores well on practicality, and even comes with the option for captain seats with ottoman in the second row for added comfort.
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Smooth powertrains

Both the petrol and hybrid powertrains on the Hycross come with CVT gearboxes. They are well refined and provide a smooth ride. The Toyota Innova Hycross hybrid also delivers a handsome fuel economy along with adequate power.
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Toyota Innova Hycross cons
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No manual gearboxes
Neither of the powertrains on the Hycross come with the option of a manual gearbox, and you would have to shift to the diesel Crysta if you want a manual transmission. Not that the CVTs aren’t likeable, but you do not get the same amount of control and engagement as you would with a manual.
Dated interior
The dashboard of the Hycross looks quite dated when compared to other MPVs. The feel of materials and poor insulation also make it feel less premium than what the car otherwise aims to. Features are in plenty though, as you get ventilated seats, panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, and more.
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Long waiting period

The Toyota Innova Hycross waiting period in India reaches over a year in some cases, making customers wait a lot for their new car. Some even look for other options, likely taking away a few sales numbers from the carmaker.


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