Toyota today (13) announced its new MPV products, the 4th generation Noah and Voxy series. As the main product of Japan's Toyota's MPV, the new car is built based on the TNGA architecture, with a length of 4,695mm, and as a family MPV, it is positioned lower than alphard. Noah has a normal version of the exterior, while Voxy has a more sporty design. The new car is equipped with Toyota Safety Sense and the latest Toyota Teammate assist system, providing a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine with a 1.8-liter gasoline-electric hybrid, and a choice of front- or four-wheel drive transmission.
The exterior design Noah is highly textured and Voxy sporty
In terms of appearance, the 4th Generation Noah features a fairly thick horizontal strip of front tank guards, combined with a narrow headlamp set to form an integrated shape, with silver-painted trim panels that show a strong sense of fashion. The new Voxy adopts a more dynamic design, using a separate headlight set, the upper LED daytime light combined with the slender trim strip on the lower edge of the hood to form a penetrating shape, the front of the huge water tank guard will be the far and near light group fused, with a wavy style on both sides, and with chrome decorative strip outline, so that the new car shows a more personalized atmosphere.
The new Noah side taillights feature a straight layout and light strips that extend towards the tailgate, while Voxy features a more dynamic dual-through taillight set with a more technical style. The large tailgate design and the hidden exhaust pipe layout at the rear give the new car a premium texture.
New central control, interior multiple layouts and practical equipment
In the interior part, the new car adopts a dashboard with color information display and a new shape of the multi-function steering wheel, the center console adopts a floating multimedia display, the air conditioner adopts the traditional button control, and the lower part has a new shape of the gear lever, and adopts a semi-suspension design, providing more flexible use of the ship position. Both the Noah and Voxy models will be available in 7- and 8-seater layouts, offering Welcab-based models, while the Noah has another 6-seater. The side sliding doors provide electric opening and closing, with self-retracting pedals and large 460mm armrests for easier boarding and disembarking. The electric tailgate provides a free-stop function for easy access even when there is not enough space in the rear.
Latest Generation Toyota Safety Sense Yota Teammate
The 4th generation Of Noah and Voxy models have come standard with the latest generation of Toyota Safety Sense, including Proactive Driving for the first time on Toyota models, in addition to pre-collision Safety System active occupant protection, Lane Change Assist lane change assist, front Cross-Traffic Alert, and front cross-traffic Alert Assist。 This system provides active steering assistance in addition to active deceleration when the vehicle is too close to a pedestrian or rider, and also when the vehicle approaches another vehicle or makes a turn.
In addition, Toyota Teammate's driving assistance has added Advanced Drive and Advanced Park. Advanced Drive is also the first system to be installed on a Toyota model, and in a specified speed environment (closed road at 0-40 km/h), when DRCC and LTA are activated, the system assists in autonomous driving and reduces driver fatigue. Advanced Park provides automatic parking assistance and supports remote control.
Gasoline oil electric dual power, dual transmission options
The Noah and Voxy series are available in two power unit options under the GA-C chassis architecture. One is the 2.0-liter Dynamic Force engine (codenamed M20A-FKS) paired with Direct Shift-CVT, which delivers 170 hp and 202N .m of torque with optimum fuel consumption of 6.62L/100km (WLTC mode) with a choice of front-drive or 4WD 4WD systems. The second is the 1.8-liter Hybrid hybrid system, code-named 2ZR-FXE Atkinson 1.8-liter engine and E-CVT, combined with motor and lithium batteries, to provide the best 4.27L/100km fuel consumption performance (WLTC mode), and the same choice of front-drive or E-Four four-wheel drive system.