Toyota will launch its iQ in the European market in January next year. Toyota iQ small car that is environmentally friendly, although no electricity, with CO2 emission starting ar 99g/km. Two models will be available, backed by a 1.0 liter VVT-i petrol engine and the other with the machine 1.4 liter D-4D. Both onform with Euro IV regulations.
Starting from today, Toyota UK is accepting orders for its modestly debut at this week's. Priced from £10,158 on the road, the 2011 model year iQ benefits from some barely noticeable changes inside and an engine lineup that has been revised to meet Euro 5 emissions standards.
Along with the introduction of a new gray interior with contrasting black upper trims on the doors and toning fabric upholstery or optionally with Kuru black leather upholstery, the iQ's cabin also gets new soft-touch materials on the dashboard and the door panels.
Other updates include the "manta ray" motif panels on the door and center console that adopt a new black finish and a new scarlet surround on the center console.
For 2011, the 1.0-liter VVT-i and 1.33-liter Dual VVT-i petrol engines have been revised to meet Euro 5 emissions standards, with Toyota claiming the changes had no impact on performance or fuel efficiency. As such, the 1.0-litre (manual) model delivers 99g/km and 64.2mpg UK on the combined cycle and the 1.33-liter (manual) with Stop & Start returns 113g/km and 57.6mpg UK.
