豐田 Noah combines seven-seat practicality with 22.4 km/L hybrid economy

The tall, upright body gives the Noah a clear MPV identity, while the broad grille and slim lighting elements create a distinctive front end. At 1,730 mm wide, its relatively narrow footprint is also well suited to Hong Kong’s tighter streets and parking spaces. The straight roofline and near-vertical tail keep the shape purposeful rather than decorative.

The cabin is arranged around everyday usability. A 10-inch central display with Apple CarPlay handles phone connectivity, while the 7-inch digital instrument panel and head-up display keep key driving information in easy view. The second-row seats can slide and adjust their leg rests, and both front and second-row occupants get heated seats. Separate automatic climate control for the front and second rows, plus third-row air vents, makes temperature management more practical across all three rows.

The hybrid system pairs a 71 kW petrol engine with a 70 kW front motor producing 185 Nm. This output is geared towards routine family transport and measured power delivery rather than performance-led driving, which fits the Noah’s role as a seven-seat MPV.

A 2,850 mm wheelbase and 1,845 mm body height provide a useful foundation for a three-row, seven-seat cabin. The 414-litre luggage compartment also leaves practical carrying capacity for family use, while the tall and square rear body shape makes good use of the vehicle’s overall footprint.

The safety package covers both accident avoidance and occupant protection. Lane-keeping assistance and autonomous emergency braking support the driver on busy roads, while stability control, traction control, brake assist and tyre-pressure monitoring handle core active-safety duties. Front airbags, front-side airbags and side curtains are joined by child-seat mounting points for family use.

The petrol-electric hybrid is rated at 22.4 km/L, equivalent to 4.46 L/100 km, on the official NEDC cycle. That places fuel efficiency at the centre of the Noah’s family-MPV brief and gives regular urban users a useful reference point for running costs.