Design and Appearance |
- Exterior: The Livina typically offers a sleek and modern design, with a focus on urban utility. It’s often compact yet spacious inside, catering well to city driving and small families.
- Interior: Inside, the Livina tends to focus on modern amenities and comfort, with features like touchscreen infotainment systems, climate control, and ample storage options. It’s designed to offer a pleasant driving and riding experience.
- Infotainment: Comes equipped with a touchscreen infotainment system, compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It includes USB ports, Bluetooth connectivity, and a quality sound system.
- Storage: Ample storage compartments throughout the cabin, including a spacious glove box, cup holders, and door pockets.
| - Exterior: The Kijang Innova is known for its robust and boxy design, emphasizing durability and space. It tends to be larger than the Livina, making it suitable for larger families and longer journeys.
- Interior: The Kijang Innova’s interior is geared towards practicality and space. It typically offers generous legroom, multiple seating configurations, and a range of creature comforts such as rear air conditioning and premium audio systems.
- Infotainment: Features a larger touchscreen infotainment system with more advanced functionalities. It includes navigation, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and multiple connectivity options.
- Storage: More extensive storage options, including foldable seatbacks for additional cargo space, a center console, and more extensive door pockets.
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Performance and Engine |
- Engine: The Livina is usually equipped with smaller, more fuel-efficient engines suitable for daily commuting. It prioritizes comfort and ease of driving over sheer power.
| - Engine: The Kijang Innova often comes with larger engine options, providing more power and better towing capacity. It’s designed to handle both city roads and rougher terrains, making it versatile for various driving conditions.
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Safety Features |
- Equipped with ABS, EBD, traction control, hill start assist, and multiple airbags. Higher trims might include more advanced safety features.
| - Standard safety features include ABS, EBD, and airbags. Higher trims might offer additional safety features but generally less comprehensive compared to the Xpander.
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Price and Value |
- Pricing: Generally priced slightly higher than the Avanza, reflecting its more modern design and richer feature set.
- Warranty and Support: Mitsubishi often offers competitive warranties and good aftersales support.
| - Pricing: Typically more affordable, making it a practical choice for budget-conscious buyers.
- Warranty and Support: Toyota’s reputation for reliability and extensive service network adds significant value.
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