Key Specs & Features

Dimensions

• Length: 175.6 inches (4,460 mm)
• Trunk Capacity: 15.5 cubic feet (440 litres)
• Fuel Tank: 12.4 gallons (47 litres)
• Weight: 3,131 lbs (1,420 kg)
• Passengers: 5 people

Engine & Performance

• Engine: 2.0L flex-fuel, 175 hp
• Transmission: CVT with 10 simulated speeds
• 0–60 mph: 9.8 seconds
• Top Speed: 121 mph

Safety

• 7 airbags
• Stability and traction control
• Cross-traffic alert
• Blind-spot monitoring
• Automatic emergency braking
• Adaptive cruise control
• Lane-keeping assist

Comfort & Technology

• Dual-zone climate control with rear vents
• Electric parking brake with auto-hold
• Sunroof
• Proximity key with push-button start
• 3-inch digital instrument cluster
• Toyota Play 2.0 infotainment system
• 10-inch touchscreen with Wireless Apple CarPlay Android Auto
• Wireless charger
• Leather and Alcantara seats with red stitching
• Black fabric roof liner for a sporty GR appearance

2026 Corolla Cross GR Sport – What’s New?

Fresh Looks Outside

Toyota has given the Corolla Cross a style boost for 2026, starting right at the front. There’s a new honeycomb grille and sleeker headlights that give it a sharper, more modern face. The top-tier versions even get a cool LED light bar stretching across the front — a small detail that adds big attitude.

The updates at rear continue with redesigned taillights that now feature tiny fins (Toyota says they help with stability, but hey — they look sporty, so we’ll take it). The whole lineup also gets updated 18-inch wheels, giving the SUV a more refreshed, polished look.

Upgraded Cabin Comfort

Step inside and you’ll notice things feel a bit more upscale. There’s a bigger center console, a revamped gear shifter, and a new tech setup that includes a 10-inch touchscreen and a sharp 12.3-inch digital display. Wireless charging is onboard, too — a nice touch for staying connected on the go.

If you opt for the GR Sport trim, you’ll get some stylish extras like red-stitched leather and Alcantara seats, a sportier black roof liner, and exclusive 19-inch black wheels. And let’s not forget the slick new Storm Grey paint — a GR Sport exclusive that definitely turns heads.

Sporty Feel, Same Engine

Under the hood, the engine remains the same — no extra horsepower here. But Toyota has made some tweaks to make the drive more fun. The suspension sits a bit lower, the steering’s been sharpened, and paddle shifters are now standard. Plus, with the added Sport and Snow modes, you’ll feel a bit more in control, whether you’re carving corners or tackling slippery roads.