The Toyota Taisor specifications offer more engine choice than most rivals here. Three fuel options each bring their own power and mileage. Read the sheet with your priority in mind.
The 1.2 litre petrol makes 88.5 bhp, offered with a manual or an AMT. The 1.0 litre turbo lifts output to 98.7 bhp with a manual or a six speed automatic. The CNG drops to 76.4 bhp but rewards you at the pump. The turbo uses a torque converter automatic, unlike the AMT petrol.
Mileage varies with the engine you pick. The petrol AMT leads on fuel at 22.8 kmpl, with the manual close at 21.7 kmpl. The turbo reads 20.01 to 21.5 kmpl, and the CNG returns 28.5 km/kg. Compare the Taisor mileage by engine to choose.
The Taisor is 3995 mm long with a 2520 mm wheelbase, easy to park in the city. The 308 litre boot is decent for a compact crossover. Ground clearance of 190 mm clears speed breakers with ease. The boot shape is usefully square for luggage. Five fit for city runs, with four in real comfort. The wheelbase matches a small hatchback, so it darts through gaps. Rear knee room is fair rather than generous.
Safety kit runs to six airbags, ABS with EBD and a reverse camera higher up. A head-up display and 360 camera arrive on the turbo trims. Read together, the numbers show a stylish crossover with unusual choice. Match each engine to a Taisor trim, then see the Taisor colours.
