Exterior:
This is a really compact car, measuring 3,660mm long x 1,600mm wide x 1,520mm tall. Its minimum ground clearance is 180mm. However, the top-spec TRD S is longer at 3,700mm.
All variants use a set of 14-inch alloy wheels. While the TRD S and G variants get a set of machine-cut alloy wheels, the entry-level E variant gets regular alloy wheels. All variants have halogen projector headlights, LED taillights, and line guide-type clearance lamps.
Available color options include Black, White, Silver Metallic, Gray Metallic, Yellow SE, and Orange Metallic.
Interior:
Despite its diminutive design, the Wigo has a relatively ample cabin space that can easily accommodate four adults. At the back, the leg- and head-room are adequate but it could be difficult to fit 3 full-grown adults.
The trunk space of the car is ample as well. It can carry up to 5 regular backpacks. The G and TRD S variants now have a new LCD air conditioner panel for a more premium feel. Meanwhile, the E variant still has the older knob-type controls for air conditioning.
For most of its parts, the car uses durable plastics. Fabric is used for the seats.
Safety:
All variants have airbags for the driver and passenger seats, ABS, child-lock protection, and 3-point seatbelts. In ASEAN NCAP ratings, the car got 4 stars. In adult occupancy protection, it received a score of 12.84 points. Meanwhile, for child occupancy protection, it achieved 82% compliance.
Technology Features:
The top-spec is equipped with a touchscreen head unit that supports USB, Bluetooth, AUX-jack, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay. The G variant also has a touch screen but without smartphone mirroring software. The entry-level E variant gets a 2-DIN system with USB, Bluetooth, and AUX-jack.
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