Toyota Rush 2021 is a 7 Seater SUV available between a price range of RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 in the Malaysia. It is available in 5 colors, 2 variants, 1 engine, and 1 transmissions option: Automatic in the Malaysia. It has a ground clearance of 220 mm and dimensions is 4435 mm L x 1695 mm W x 1705 mm H. Over 24 users have reviewed Rush on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. Rush top competitors are Aruz, Avanza, Innova and BR-V.
| Engine | 1496 cc |
| Power | 104 hp |
| Transmission Type | Automatic |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Air Conditioner | Yes |
| Power Steering | Yes |
| Ground Clearance | 220 mm |
| Seating Capacity | 7 Seats |
Compared to the small and old school looking previous generation Toyota Rush, the new version looks absolutely modern and eye-catching. The new Rush looks quite striking with angular front headlamps, wide front grille, rugged side profile with black cladding, roof rails and machined alloy wheels and the sporty rear profile with wide and horizontal tail lamps. All these design elements make the Rush feel like it is a vehicle from one category above.
The new generation Toyota Rush now features the additional flexibility of two extra seats in the third row, making it a seven-seater compact MUV. These extra two seats have a flexible folding arrangement, thus opening up a cavernous boot space at the rear. At the same time, there are multiple cup holders and small storage spaces in the entire cabin, making it a practical place to be in.
The previous generation Toyota Rush was known for its almost indestructible feel, and this new version of the Rush feels the same way as well. The ever trustable reliability factor of brand Toyota comes into play, giving the owners of the Rush an extra peace of mind when it comes to the after-sales period of owning it.
While the Toyota Rush looks very striking and contemporary on the outside, the fact that it has been moderately styled on the inside makes for confused opinions. The too subtle styling on the inside with boring looking instrument console and center console dilutes the overall experience.
The new Rush is powered by a 1.5-litre petrol engine, which is not as exciting in its power delivery as one would expect from it. The linear power delivery is good for comfortable and effortless driving but is not as engaging to drive, which might be a small turn off for enthusiasts.
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Rush 1.5G |
RM 88,314 *
OTR Price
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1496 cc, 104 hp, Automatic, Petrol | VIEW MAY OFFERS |
| Toyota Rush 1.5S |
RM 91,885 *
OTR Price
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1496 cc, 104 hp, Automatic, Petrol | VIEW MAY OFFERS |
| Shah Alam | RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 |
| Petaling Jaya | RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 |
| Johor Bahru | RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 |
| Kuching | RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 |
| Kota Kinabalu | RM 88,314 - RM 91,885 |
Rush is available in 5 different colors - Blue, Dark Grey, Titanium Silver, White and Metallic Green.
Being an impressive 7-seat offering from the Japanese automaker, Toyota Rush can be best described as a cross between an MPV and an SUV. Be it the aggressive and sharp styling or spacious interior, the Rush promises to give you a good package at a reasonable price point. In the Malaysian market, the current version of Toyota Rush was launched in 2018, featuring multiple visual and mechanical updates. It is available in two variants - 1.5G and 1.5S, with a starting price of RM 88,314. Considering the recent SUV trends, it seems to have all the bells and whistles to woo in customers.
Instead of looking dated, the updated interior looks more symmetrical and is of contemporary design. Majorly black in colour, the cabin is very well complemented by silver and chrome accents. Moreover, the leather upholstery adds to the premium touch.
The cabin is stretched across a 2,685 mm long wheelbase that can accommodate three-row configuration quite comfortably. Though the boot space is a bit tight with the third row in place, it could be expanded to 514 litres by folding it completely. The headroom, legroom, and shoulder room are comfortable at both ends; however, the third is good enough for teenagers.
Toyota has loaded the SUV with a number of convenient bits, including a single-zone air-con with vents for the front as well as rear passengers, 13 cup-holders, and electric sockets for charging electrical devices. For entertainment, the SUV incorporates a 6.8-inch display with USB, AUX, Bluetooth, and USB mirroring. Other technical bits include Toyota AutoTag built-in SmartTAG, and digital video recorder and keyless entry, and start. The 3-spoke steering wheel houses audio controls, while the instrument console comes with analogue speedometer, tachometer and digital indicators for fuel and other important information.
Toyota Rush carries an aggressive exterior design theme with a front end inspired by the bigger sibling, the Toyota Fortuner. Upfront, there is a tapered, four-slat grille edged by slim LED headlamps along with LED DRLs. Below that, there are fog lights, faux inlets, and intake in the centre. The square-like bonnet gives it a meaner stance, while the bold creases are completely matched with its bold looks.
On the sides, the body cladding adds to its MPV-SUV look. A crease starts from the front and goes all way to the back before converging near the tail lamps. The SUV rides on 17-inch alloy rims fitted with 215/60 tyres further enhance its rugged appearance. At the rear end, wrap-around taillights integrate with black window trims; there is black cladding and also a skid-plate present like the front.
Dimension-wise, Toyota Rush measures 4,435 mm long, 1,695 mm wide, 1,705 mm tall, and has a wheelbase measuring 2,685 mm. The five different colours choices include Blue, White, Titanium Silver, Dark Grey, and Metallic Green.
At the front, the suspension system of the Toyota Rush carries MacPherson struts with stabilizer and coil spring, while at the rear there is axle type with 5-link along with lateral od and coil spring. For braking, the automaker equipped the SUV with ventilated disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. Moreover, the all-electric power steering ensures that there are no hiccups while maneuvering the crossover. It sits 220 mm above the surface, which indicates smooth handling even on a bumpy road.
Under the hood, Toyota Rush gets a 2NR-VE 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine with an automatic start/stop function. The same powertrain can also find under the bonnets of the Avanza and the Perodua Myvi. It produces 105 PS at 6,000 rpm and 136 Nm of peak torque at 4,200 rpm. A four-speed torque converter automatic transmission is there to transfer the power to the rear wheels.
The added dual VVT-i results in better fuel efficiency, the SUV claimed to deliver 15.6 kmpl, which is quite impressive by the standards of three-row SUVs.
Toyota and safety go hand-in-hand. With a 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety rating, Toyota Rush safety features include 6 SRS Airbags, ABS with EBD, brake assist, emergency stop signal, vehicle stability control, traction control, hill-start assist, blind-spot monitor, rear-cross traffic alert, and a pre-collision system. Adding to all these features are front and rear parking sensors, auto door locks, ISOFIX Child safety mounts, immobiliser, cabin sensor, and a Siren with a backup battery.
With all these exquisite features and attractive design, Toyota Rush has a certain buzz that's not going to fade anytime soon. Plus, a fuel-efficient engine suited for all kinds of roads is a cherry on the cake. Whether it is shopping stint in the city or an adventure in the countryside, Toyota Rush is the mate you would love to have along.
I have always been a big fan of those big spacious cars since I was a kid. They give me a sense of comfort and safety while driving them. Toyota Rush is also one of those vast SUVs, which gives you the utmost comfort and space that you expect from a big-sized car like this. The best part is that,
The Toyota Rush has been designed in a unique way and it looks more like an MPV. Certain perks make Rush stand out among its competitors. I bought it two months back and I was offered a five-year unlimited km warranty and that allowed me to drive the car the way I want to drive it. One thing that attracted
The Toyota Rush has a rather unique design. It looks like an MPV although it’s not one in the truest sense. But there are a lot of things that make the Rush a good car. The Rush is available in Malaysia with a 5-year, unlimited km warranty. So you can drive the car as much as you like. There’s enough
For city riding purpose this car is an excellent choice. You may get a balanced ride out of this due to its moderate power. The car is excellent when it comes to its comfort factor. You just enter inside and a wow factor will allure you to the core. You get the feel of driving a SUV car while you
Though I am not an admirer of bulky models like Toyota this Toyota Rush blew my mind with its features. It has so much to offer that I couldn't remember all of them at a time. This high-performance car has a 2NR-VE engine accompanied by a dual VVT-I technology that produces a maximum power output of 105PS and a peak
Toyota Rush is a breath-taking car. It does not seem like a car at under RM100,000, thanks to the design and the superior performance. Let me clear it out to you, it is not a sports car, it is just an MPV, so the power is limited to 105 bhp and 136 Nm, but the way the engine is tuned
Even though I don’t like the bulkiness of Rush model from Toyota, the car is amazing and filled with so many features that even I can’t remember. The car runs on a 2NR-VE engine with a dual VVT-I technology that produces a maximum output of 105 PS and a torque of 136 Nm. The exterior has some remarkable new features
My friend owns a previous-generation Toyota Rush and it looks quite dated and I was waiting for the current generation model, which looks very stylish. At first glance, I was completely shocked by the design statement as it looks completely different from the previous model. It now comes loaded with plenty of features which makes it worth the money spent
The Toyota Rush comes with a very reliable 4-speed automatic transmission along with an automatic start-stop system. The fuel consumption of the new Rush is better than the earlier version. It gives me about 15kmpl. The new Toyota Rush still comes with the rear-wheel-drive but is now suitable for a greater variety of road conditions. It offers better traction on
The Rush from Toyota is the company’s answer to the Honda BR-V. It’s a seven-passenger car with quasi-SUV looks but is actually an MPV. The Rush is essentially a Daihatsu which has also been rebranded as the Aruz by Perodua. Both the Aruz and Rush are made at Perodua’s workshop in Rawang. The 1.5-litre petrol engine is manufactured by Perodua.
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