Introducing the new Toyota Aygo X
Small on the outside and spot-on for city life, the Toyota Aygo X is a smart, modern hatchback that makes busy streets feel simpler. With a tight 4.7-metre turning radius, you turn into narrow roads, compact bays, and awkward multi-storey ramps with less shuffling.
Toyota also raises your seating position by 55mm, which gives you a clearer view ahead in traffic. That extra height helps you see over parked cars, judge gaps earlier at junctions, and feel more relaxed when you're surrounded by larger vehicles.
If you'd like to experience it on your normal routes, we can help you book a test drive with Vertu.
New Toyota Aygo X trim options
| Trim |
Best for |
Key features that make a difference day to day |
| Icon |
Value-focused city drivers |
A straightforward spec that keeps the car easy to run and easy to use |
| Design |
Drivers who want extra style touches |
Adds more design-led details and extra convenience (depending on final spec) |
| Excel |
Drivers who want the most everyday tech |
Typically adds upgraded infotainment and extra parking convenience features |
| GR Sport |
Drivers who prefer a sportier look and feel |
More dynamic styling and a sport-themed setup for added character |
New Toyota Aygo X running costs
| Trim |
Fuel economy (WLTP combined) |
CO2 (WLTP) |
Notes |
| Icon |
56.5-58.9 mpg |
109-110 g/km |
Often the most efficient in simpler specs |
| Design |
56.5-58.9 mpg |
109-114 g/km |
Wheels/options can nudge CO2 slightly |
| Excel |
56.5-58.9 mpg |
109-114 g/km |
Higher equipment can affect figures slightly |
| GR Sport |
56.5-58.9 mpg |
109-114 g/km |
Sport styling/wheels can influence the final rating |
New Toyota Aygo X safety features and rating
- Euro NCAP safety rating: four stars (2022)
- Pre-collision system to help reduce the risk of front-end bumps
- Lane departure alert to help you stay on track on longer A-roads
- Road sign assist to keep speed limits clear when you've missed a sign
- Adaptive cruise control (where fitted) to reduce fatigue in traffic
- Automatic high beam (where fitted) to improve night visibility without constant switching
- Reversing camera and/or parking sensors (where fitted) to help avoid low-speed knocks
New Toyota Aygo X practicality and space
- 231-litre boot for a weekly shop, a couple of cabin cases, or everyday bags
- Up to 829 litres with the rear seats folded when you need more room
- 4.7-metre turning radius that makes U-turns, tight bays, and awkward car park ramps feel less stressful
- 55mm higher seating position so you can see more clearly at junctions and when edging past parked cars
- A compact body that stays easy to place on the road, so you feel more confident in narrow lanes
New Toyota Aygo X tech and convenience
- Smartphone connectivity (where fitted) so your navigation and music sit where you want them
- Reversing camera and/or parking sensors (where fitted) for less guesswork when you're parallel parking
- Keyless entry and start (where fitted) so you can get moving quickly when your hands are full
- A power-operated fabric "canvas" roof (where fitted) that opens at the touch of a button, letting fresh air in quickly without stopping to remove panels or store anything bulky
Can I buy a new Toyota Aygo X on finance?
You can buy a new Toyota Aygo X on finance with Vertu, and it's a straightforward way to spread the cost while choosing the trim and features you actually want. Many drivers choose Toyota Aygo X on finance because it keeps budgeting predictable and lets you match the agreement to how you drive.
Finance options can vary by trim, deposit, and mileage, but the most common types include:
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): monthly payments with options at the end, including changing the car
- HP (Hire Purchase): monthly payments towards owning the car
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): a lease-style option where you hand the car back at the end
If you want to compare the options in more detail, our car finance explained guide breaks it down clearly.
Where can I buy a new Toyota Aygo X?
To see the Toyota Aygo X range properly, you can visit a Toyota dealership at Vertu and compare trims side-by-side before you decide. You also get the reassurance of dedicated customer service, whether you're buying in person, online, or over the phone.
If you'd rather start online, you can browse new Toyota models, or compare across all new cars in stock to see what best matches your budget and lifestyle.
New Toyota Aygo X FAQs
Is the new Toyota Aygo X easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, it's built for that kind of driving. The 4.7-metre turning radius helps you turn into narrow roads and bays with less back-and-forth, and the higher seating position makes it easier to judge corners and gaps when you're surrounded by other vehicles.
What insurance group is the new Toyota Aygo X in?
The Toyota Aygo X often sits in lower insurance groups than larger cars, which can help keep running costs sensible. Exact insurance group depends on the trim and your insurer's criteria, so it's worth checking a quote using the exact version you're considering.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Toyota Aygo X?
A fixed servicing plan can suit you if you like your costs to stay predictable year-round. A flexible plan can be a better fit if your mileage changes through the year.
If you want to explore options, you can also look at Toyota servicing through Vertu.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Toyota Aygo X?
A new Toyota Aygo X comes with Toyota's manufacturer warranty, and Toyota also offers the Toyota Relax programme which can extend warranty cover with qualifying services (terms and eligibility apply). It's worth confirming the latest coverage details for the exact car you're ordering.
Which new Toyota Aygo X trim should I choose?
Icon is a great fit if you want the essentials done well. Design suits drivers who like extra style touches without going over the top. Excel is the one to pick if you want more everyday convenience features, especially if you do lots of town driving and parking. GR Sport is the most characterful choice if you prefer sportier styling and a more dynamic look.
Are the tech features of the new Toyota Aygo X easy to use?
They are, because the layout stays simple and the features focus on everyday use. Smartphone connectivity (where fitted) keeps navigation familiar, while parking tech like sensors and a camera (where fitted) gives you quick confidence in tighter spaces.
