2021 Skoda Kamiq v Toyota Yaris Cross comparison
Two new, high-riding urban crossovers go head to head, one from Australia's biggest car brand and the other from a niche European challenger.
Skoda Kamiq vs Toyota Yaris Cross Comparison
Skoda Kamiq
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Toyota Yaris Cross
2025 Skoda
Kamiq
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2025 Toyota
Yaris Cross
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Driving the family
City drivingFuel Efficiency
50L
265 to 280 km
36L
137 to 144 km
ANCAP Safety Rating
Warranty
7 year
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5 year
warranty
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MSRP
$31,790 - $43,890
$30,900 - $39,930
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CarExpert's Take
Jack Quick
Contributor
Jack Quick drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Incredibly efficient and sweet engine
- Loaded with standard equipment
- Big-car space in a small-car package
Misses
- Some interior creaks and rattles
- Occasional infotainment glitches
- Some low-speed dual-clutch quibbles
Matt Campbell
Senior Contributor
Matt Campbell drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Amazingly fuel-efficient
- Clever interior space
- Fun and easy to drive
Misses
- Not as plush feeling as many rivals
- Very noisy inside when driving
- Still hasn’t seen a styling update
Colours Available
Ink mica paint is standard, with all other single-tone finishes a $575 option.
These include:
- Frosted White
- Stunning Silver
- Luna Blue
- Atomic Rush
Also available across the range, except on the GR Sport, are:
- Latte
- Mineral Blue
- Tuscan Gold
The following two-tone paint options incur a $1350 charge on the Urban:
- Atomic Rush with Ink roof
- Tuscan Gold with Ink roof
- Latte with Ink roof
- Frosted White with Ink roof
- Mineral Blue with Ink roof
Comparison
Reviews
8.3
2025 Skoda Kamiq Monte Carlo review
The Kamiq Monte Carlo continues to pack a peachy four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine in facelifted guise, but a few quibbles hold it back.
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Jack Quick
8.2
2025 Toyota Yaris Cross GXL Hybrid review
Toyota’s smallest SUV has impressive efficiency and space, but it feels a bit outdated by modern standards.
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Matt Campbell
Ready To Buy
Specs
| Type | ||
| TURBO, TURBO PETROL DIRECT INJECTION | MULTI-POINT INJECTION | |
| Size (cc) | ||
| 999 - 1498 | 1490 | |
| Size (L) | ||
| 1.5L, 1.0L | 1.5L | |
| Cylinders | ||
| 4, 3 | 3 | |
| Camshaft | ||
| DUAL OVERHEAD CAM | DUAL OVERHEAD CAM | |
| Valves/Ports per Cylinder | ||
| 12 - 16 | 12 | |
| Power | ||
| 85kW - 110kW | 85kW | |
| Power RPM | ||
| 5000 - 6000 | - | |
| Torque | ||
| 200Nm - 250Nm | - | |
| Torque RPM | ||
| 1500 - 2000 | - | |
| Bore Stroke | ||
| 76.4 - 85.9 | - | |
| Compression Ratio | ||
| - | - | |
