Out of the Corolla Cross hybrid's dashboard sprouts an 8.0-inch square infotainment display running Toyota's latest software interface. Why We Test: Every Number Tells a Story.Our Comprehensive Car Testing Explained.

Michael Simari | Car and Driver The Car and Driver Difference Lower trims are far more basic, but the top-spec XSE model comes with nice-looking faux-leather upholstery, heated front seats, a sunroof, ambient interior lighting, and a flip-down center armrest for rear-seat passengers. However, the Corolla Cross's larger dimensions create more room for passengers-particularly in the back seat-and additional space for cargo. The dashboard layout, interior materials, and convenience features are nearly identical to the four-door model's and there's nothing fashionable about it. Interior, Comfort, and Cargoĭrivers familiar with the Corolla sedan will find themselves at home inside the Corolla Cross hybrid. For more information about the Corolla Cross hybrid's fuel economy, visit the EPA's website. On our 75-mph highway fuel economy test route, we recorded 36 mpg, which is short of the highway figure but far better than the 30 mpg we achieved in the non-hybrid Corolla Cross. The EPA figures for the Corolla Cross hybrid are high 45 mpg city and 38 mpg highway. Toyota Corolla Cross Adds Hybrid for 2023.'23 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Tested: Pony Up.Michael Simari | Car and Driver More on the Corolla Cross Hybrid SUV

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