Toyota equips 360-degree camera for Vios upgrade
Upgraded from the current version, Toyota Vios becomes the first B-class sedan in the Malaysian market equipped with a 360-degree camera, USB charging port and a number of other modern features.
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| With new features, Toyota Vios in Malaysia still has a lower price than in Vietnam |
While customers are waiting for the new Vios version that Toyota introduced in the Thai market, the Japanese car company's joint venture in Malaysia is upgrading the current Vios version.
Based on the current version, Vios is upgraded with many new features. |
In addition to the Toyota Vios J, E, G versions currently sold in Vietnam. In the Malaysian market, this B-class sedan also has the Vios GX and TRD Sportivo versions. In this upgrade, Toyota Malaysia focuses on comfort equipment and safety features. The E, G, GX and TRD Sportivo versions are equipped with a 360-degree camera system by Toyota including 4 cameras around the car, displaying images on the central touch screen. Toyota Vios is the first model in the B-class sedan segment in Malaysia to be equipped with this feature.
360-degree camera, the most notable feature on the upgraded version of Vios |
In addition, all versions of the Vios are equipped with a standard USB charging port and a DVD-AVX infotainment system. The G, GX and TRD Sportivo versions are also equipped with side mirrors with automatic folding function. However, compared to the old version, the upgraded version of the Vios in Malaysia has a higher selling price. Specifically, to own features such as a USB charging port and DVD-AVX player, customers have to pay an additional 4,441 ringgit, equivalent to 22 million VND. Meanwhile, the E, G, GX and TRD Sportivo versions all have an increased selling price of 118 ringgit, about 9.6 million VND.
The G, GX and TRD Sportivo versions are also equipped with rearview mirrors with automatic folding function. |
In addition to adding features, the design and engine technology on the upgraded version of Toyota Vios have not changed. Specifically, this B-class sedan still uses a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder inline Dual VVT-i gasoline engine, producing 107 horsepower and 140 Nm of maximum torque combined with a 5-speed manual transmission (J version) and a CVT transmission (on E, G, GX and TRD Sportivo versions).
The price of the upgraded version of Toyota Vios in the Malaysian market ranges from 79,800 - 96,400 ringgit, equivalent to 408 - 493 million VND. Meanwhile, in Vietnam, the current versions of Vios are priced from 564 - 622 million VND.
According to TNO
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