First pictures of new Toyota Yaris

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.

The new European-market Yaris, based on the Geneva HSD Hybrid prototype shown at Geneva and due for EU release in the third quarter of 2011, expresses a more angular design language but the big change is inside, where conventional gauges in a driver's binnacle replace the previous central digital display. Expect to see a one-litre triple and a 1.2-litre four as well as a hybrid version.