What's New For the 2020 Toyota Yaris?
Except for a few minor interior updates, the Toyota Yaris is mostly the same in the 2020 model year. The latest Yaris features some advancements this year in the field of technology. Along with Bluetooth, the Yaris's dynamic infotainment system now also includes Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. These features are now standard on the base trim level. Versatility is a highlight of the 2020 Yaris, which is designed in both a sedan and hatchback body style. There are three appealing trim levels of the sedan to choose from and two of the hatchback. Dynamic and responsive steering and handling system is standard across the 2020 Yaris lineup. However, the models differ slightly in their exterior design and standard amenities, showing their personalities across the lineup.
All trim levels of the 2020 Yaris have the same engine, which is a 1.5L with four cylinders. This engine creates just over 105 HP and slightly more than 100 LB-FT of torque. The engine has one of two transmissions, which is either a six-speed automatic or a six-speed manual. The manual transmission is standard on the L and LE models of the sedan and hatchback, while the automatic transmission is standard on the XLE. The XLE can be ordered with the manual transmission, too. Front-wheel drive is the standard drivetrain across the entire 2020 Toyota Yaris lineup. Starting with the LE, you also have a choice of several driving modes, including Normal and Sport. 
All trim levels of the 2020 Toyota Yaris have a healthy dose of safety amenities, which includes a combination of active and passive safety features. The Yaris comes standard with an advanced airbag system that has six airbags across the cabin. The Yaris also gets Toyota's advanced safety system with electronic stability control, dynamic stability control, which helps straighten the car if the wheels lose traction and more. Anti-lock braking and a brake override system are other standard safety features in the 2020 Toyota Yaris. The Yaris's list of driver-assist safety features includes automatic emergency braking at low speeds, forward collision avoidance, and more. 
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