The Toyota Veloz Hybrid offers impressive fuel efficiency in Indonesia, tested under various conditions including a full 7-passenger load.
Key Takeaways
- Toyota Veloz Hybrid is highly fuel-efficient across different driving conditions.
- Even fully loaded with seven passengers, it achieves over 30 km/l fuel consumption.
- The hybrid system provides responsive acceleration despite additional passenger weight.
- The car is the most affordable hybrid option in Indonesia as of 2025.
- Real-world testing reflects practical usage scenarios for family and commuter vehicles.
What the video covers
- The Toyota Veloz Hybrid is launched in Indonesia at IDR 299.9 million, available for pre-bookings until the end of 2025.
- It is the most affordable hybrid car for Indonesian consumers.
- Fuel consumption was tested on three routes: urban (22 km/h), combined (50 km/h), and toll road (90 km/h).
- Fuel efficiency results were 28.9 km/l (urban), 35.5 km/l (combined), and 19.5 km/l (toll road).
- A re-test was conducted with a full load of seven passengers totaling around 460 kg.
- Even fully loaded, the car maintained responsive acceleration and light handling.
- Fuel consumption with full load was 30.3 km/l, a 5.2 km/l decrease from the unloaded combined route test.
- The re-test better represents real-world usage for daily commuting and long-distance travel.
- The hybrid engine significantly improves fuel efficiency for a 7-seater MPV.
- The video focuses on fuel consumption rather than detailed car features.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Pricing of Toyota Veloz Hybrid
- 00:35Focus on Fuel Consumption Testing Parameters
- 00:52Fuel Consumption Results on Different Routes
- 01:55Re-testing with Full Load of Seven Passengers
- 02:55Passenger Weights and Total Load Explanation
- 03:34Driving Experience and Fuel Efficiency with Full Load
- 04:13Summary of Fuel Efficiency and Real-World Relevance
- 04:53Closing Remarks and Viewer Engagement
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The Toyota Veloz Hybrid is finally on sale in Indonesia, starting at IDR 299.9 million in Jakarta, exclusively for pre-bookings until the end of 2025.
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This makes it the most affordable hybrid car available for Indonesian consumers. However, I won't go into detail about the Toyota Veloz Hybrid, as my colleague Triboraksono has already explained it. In this video, I will focus on the fuel consumption
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results we obtained using three pre-determined parameters. Our fuel consumption testing at gridoto.com uses three parameters: an urban route with an average speed of 22 km/h, a combined route averaging 50 km/h, and a toll road route averaging 90 km/h. The
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result is that the Toyota Veloz Hybrid recorded impressive, truly impressive, fuel consumption figures. For the urban route, it recorded a figure of 28.9 km/l. On the combined route, the figure reached 35.5 km/l, folks. You heard that right, 35.5 km/l. And for the toll
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road route, the fuel consumption was 19.5 km/l. Yes, what caught our attention most was the fuel consumption result on the combined route. Because of that, we are re-testing using the same method and location, but under different conditions. To be more
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relevant to its purpose as a 7-seater MPV, the testing is being conducted with a full load of seven passengers.
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Of course, the results won't be as good as the previous testing. But the question is, how significant is the difference when it's fully loaded with seven passengers? Well, friends, as you can see. This is a full load of seven
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passengers. There isn't an empty seat. And we can ask first, Han. How much do you weigh, Han?
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I'm 80. Cek, how much? Enjek. 73. 73. Dava, how much? 60. 60. Now, Mas Temon, how much are you, Mas Temon?
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50. Fajri is in the very back. 65. 65. Wow, lastly, Robi, what is your weight?
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67, sir. 67. So, in total, this load is around 460 kilograms. Fortunately, the Toyota Veloz Hybrid with its electric motor still feels light, even when carrying a full load. It’s not as light as when I tested it alone, but when fully
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loaded, the acceleration from a standstill still feels responsive. Even at a constant average speed of 50 km/h on gentle inclines and turns, the car still feels light. Yes, as we suspected, the Toyota Veloz Hybrid is truly fuel-efficient. Even when fully loaded
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with seven passengers, it still managed to achieve over 30 km/l, specifically 30.3 km/l. This result is 5.2 km/l different from the standard test results conducted by the gridoto.com team. Certainly, this re-testing can better represent Toyota Veloz users who
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typically use their cars for daily commuting, intercity trips, or long-distance travel, whether fully loaded with seven passengers or five passengers plus luggage. So, what do you all think about the fuel efficiency of the Toyota Veloz now that it's
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equipped with a hybrid engine? So, that concludes this video. Thank you for watching, everyone, and see you next time.
Topics:Toyota Veloz Hybridfuel consumptionhybrid car Indonesia7-seater MPVfuel efficiency testurban drivingcombined routetoll road drivingcar reviewGridOto











