The Most Aspiring Toyota Avanza is Launching Soon!
The third-generation Toyota Avanza and Daihatsu Xenia will be launching at Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show 2021 (GIIAS) in a few days.
A facelifted Toyota Avanza has changed the demands of buyers and its production methods where it touches the technology part of the car.
Famous in Indonesia, Toyota Avanza has become massive attention to the buyers as the 7-seater MPV transformed its drive layout from rear to front. Other advanced features included are ADAS and CVT Automatic.

Toyota Avanza and Daihatsu Xenia duo styling is inspired by the Daihatsu DN Multisix concept vehicle from the 2017 model.
Interior part of Daihatsu Multisix Concept, passenger seats were installed on the second row to spare some space, making it easier for the third row to roam.
The two-model combination is powered by naturally aspirated four-cylinder engines and paired with a manual transmission or a new CVT automatic transmission.

An established Toyota Avanza has made it known for added safety features consisting of six airbags and Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB).
Having rivalries such as Mitsubishi Xpander and Honda BR-V, the all-new Toyota MPV has its advantage in design and safety features.

Kudos to the company for releasing Toyota Avanza as the latest model to be unveiled right after the Mitsubishi Xpander introduction and Honda launching its full suite of Sensing ADAS.
The 7-seater MPV is expected to sell around RM 77,000 to RM 85,000, and it comes along with the five-year unlimited mileage warranty coverage.
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