Early on, the Toyota brand registered the "ROOMY" and "otherTANK" trademarks with the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. In overseas markets, these two cars were basically positioned as "other Cadillac" K-Car, so it was reported that News that Toyota's two K-Cars will be produced in China.
But as time goes by, there is still no news about the localization of Toyota KCar in 2002. Of course, the localization time of Toyota ROOMY and TANK is still uncertain.
Toyota naturally registered the trademarks of two cars at once, because Toyota ROOMY and Toyota TANK are brothers of the same type but with different names. Following Toyota's marketing strategy in China, these two cars should or may adopt a dual-car strategy to simultaneously seize China's small car market, just like Corolla and Ralink.
From the appearance point of view, the overall styling of Toyota ROOM and TANK is almost the same. The entire car basically adopts a square box design, and the large-sized inverted trapezoidal air intake grille with the Toyota logo is highly recognizable. Stylistically, however, the two cars are completely different. The appearance of Toyota ROOM is more mature and stable, while the appearance of Toyota TANK is more sporty and fashionable.
As for the interior, the center console is designed with horizontal and vertical lines, giving the overall visual experience a simple and elegant look. However, with the support of a 9-inch central control screen and a multi-function three-way steering wheel, the car still has a good technological experience. In addition, the seats in the car also support full-flat lying, which makes the car more comfortable and practical.
In terms of power, ROOMY is equipped with the 1KR-FE1.0 three-cylinder naturally aspirated engine provided by Toyota, while TANK is equipped with the 1KR-VET1.0 three-cylinder turbocharged engine, and the transmission is equipped with It is a CVT gearbox, and some models will also be equipped with a four-wheel drive system.
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