Toyota introduces the Aygo JBL Edition

As its name suggests, the new Aygo JBL Edition features five JBL loudspeakers (including a sub-woofer mounted in the space that’s usually occupied by a spare wheel). While a DAB-capable radio is the only built-in music source, owners can connect their own devices to the car’s x-touch multimedia system via Bluetooth, USB or an aux-in socket.

This special Aygo gets a unique look, too. On the outside, striking Electro Grey and Mandarin Pop two-tone paintwork is complemented by gloss black 15” ten-spoke alloy wheels and rear privacy glass.

Toyota Aygo JBL Edition (2020) Front Side

The same theme continues inside, where various orange highlights contrast against the dark upholstery and Piano Black dashboard.

To enhance the driving experience, a multi-function leather-covered steering wheel, automatic air conditioning and a rear-view camera form part of the standard specification. Also fitted are lane departure alert, a pre-collision avoidance function with automatic emergency braking, and an adjustable speed limiter.

Toyota Aygo JBL Edition (2020) Interior

Like every 2020 Aygo, the JBL Edition is being offered in five-door form only. Power comes from the familiar 1.0 litre, three-cylinder, petrol engine which produces 71 bhp (53 kW / 72 PS).

Prices start at £14,150 with a five-speed manual gearbox, or £14,850 if the x-shift automated manual transmission is chosen instead.

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