豐田 Noah七座空間靈活，混能系統兼顧日常實用性

The Noah has the upright, practical proportions expected of a seven-seat MPV, with a tall body that prioritises cabin usability. Its LED headlamps, LED daytime running lights, adaptive high-beam function and 17-inch alloy wheels give the exterior a well-equipped modern appearance, while the available Pearl White, Charismatic Black and Galaxy Silver finishes offer a choice of understated colours.

The cabin is clearly focused on family usability. A leather multifunction steering wheel, heated steering wheel, full digital instrument display and W-HUD support the driver, while the 10-inch centre display, Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth keep everyday connectivity straightforward. Second-row captain-style seating in a 2+2+3 layout adds individual space, with sliding adjustment, leg-rest adjustment and heating for a more relaxed passenger environment. Dual-zone front automatic air-conditioning, separate second-row air-conditioning and third-row vents help keep all three rows catered for.

The 1.8-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine works with a front-mounted 70 kW electric motor and E-CVT transmission. This arrangement is aimed at smooth, predictable progress rather than a sporty driving character, with 185 Nm of electric-motor torque supporting everyday traffic response. Front-wheel drive and selectable Eco and Normal/Comfort modes suit routine urban and family use.

With seven seats arranged in a 2+2+3 layout, a 2,850 mm wheelbase and a tall 1,845 mm body, the Noah is shaped around multi-passenger flexibility. The second row offers fore-and-aft and leg-rest adjustment, while the rear luggage area provides 414 litres of capacity for everyday family loading. Proportional rear-seat folding further expands its carrying versatility when passenger space is not the priority.

Safety equipment is comprehensive for family use, combining ABS, brake assist, electronic brake-force distribution, traction control and stability control with front, side and curtain airbags. Child-seat interfaces support family practicality. The active safety package adds blind-spot monitoring, lane-departure warning, lane-keeping assistance, lane centring, forward-collision warning and autonomous emergency braking, together with full-speed adaptive cruise control and an L2 driver-assistance system.

The petrol-electric hybrid system is paired with an official combined consumption figure of 4.46 L/100 km, equivalent to 22.4 km/L. That gives the Noah a clear efficiency-focused character for regular commuting and family transport, while the 52-litre fuel tank supports practical day-to-day usability between refuelling stops.