Comparison:Toyota Auris 2015 Vs. Toyota Yaris 2020 (new)

Dimensions

In terms of dimensions, the Toyota Auris stands taller with a length of 4330 mm, width of 1760 mm, and wheelbase of 2600 mm. On the other hand, the Toyota Yaris is relatively smaller with a length of 3940 mm and width of 1745 mm, while its wheelbase is 2560 mm. Interestingly, the Yaris is slightly taller, standing at 1500 mm, as compared to the Auris, which has a height of 1475 mm. Additionally, the Auris boasts a ground clearance of 140 mm as opposed to the Yaris' ground clearance, which ranges from 124 mm to 135 mm. Finally, the turning circle of the Auris is between 11.00 m and 11.40 m, while the Yaris has a turning circle between 9.80 m and 10.60 m.

Boot/interior

When it comes to boot space, the Toyota Auris offers an impressive range of 360 to 530 liters, while the Yaris has a boot space ranging from 141 to 286 liters. However, with the rear seats folded, the Yaris offers a slightly more generous boot space of 768 liters compared to the Auris' 699 liters. Both cars have 5 seats and 5 doors, and they both come with Isofix as standard.

Engines/drivetrain

In terms of engine performance, the Toyota Auris has a wider range of gears, with a 6-speed manual transmission being the highest option. The Yaris, on the other hand, has a 3-cylinder engine and a maximum speed of 230 km/h for its GR Yaris 1.6 Turbo 4WD model. The Auris, however, can achieve a maximum speed of 200 km/h with its 1.2 T Comfort model. When it comes to power and torque, the Yaris has an edge, with its 1.6 Turbo 4WD variant capable of delivering 192 kW of power and 360 Nm of torque. In comparison, the Auris' most powerful variant, the 1.8 Hybrid Cool, can only offer 100 kW of power and 310 Nm of torque. On the other hand, the Auris has a higher cubic capacity and offers faster acceleration (0-100 km/h) in some models.

Consumption/ecology

Comparing fuel consumption and efficacy, the Toyota Auris has a larger fuel tank, with sizes ranging from 45 to 50 liters, while the Yaris' fuel tank can accommodate between 36 and 50 liters of fuel. Both vehicles have similar tire sizes, with the Auris sporting 195/65R15 tires and the Yaris having 185/65R15 tires. In terms of noise levels, the Auris' engines generate noise ranging from 71 to 74 dB, while the Yaris' engines produce between 65 and 72 dB of noise. Lastly, the Yaris has a lower CO2 emission (WLTP) range of 87.0 to 186.0 g, compared to the Auris whose data isn't available.

Weight/towing

In terms of weight, the Toyota Auris is heavier with an empty weight (EU) range of 1225 to 1450 kg, while the Yaris' empty weight ranges from 960 to 1356 kg. The total permissible weight of the Auris is between 1735 and 1915 kg, compared to the Yaris' 1470 to 1645 kg range. Additionally, the Auris has a higher towing capacity with braked trailers, ranging from 345 to 1300 kg, while the Yaris can only tow between 450 and 850 kg. The maximum roof load for the Auris is 75 kg, compared to the Yaris' 50 kg, while Yaris features a better maximum towbar load of 50 kg compared to the Auris' range of 55 to 65 kg.

Offroad

Neither the Toyota Auris nor the Toyota Yaris have any specific offroad data available.

EV

Regarding electric vehicle performance, the Toyota Auris has a battery capacity of 1.3 kWh and a battery weight of 39.0 kg. Unfortunately, we do not have any information on these parameters for the Toyota Yaris.