The Japanese version of the triplets Peugeot 108 – Citroen C1 – Toyota Aygo received a different look on the outside, inspired by the Gundam style or the manga cartoon Astro Boy.
The 2014 Aygo was increased compared with its predecessor by 25 mm (1”) to make more room for the rear passengers. The front seats had been lowered and the driver had 7 mm (0.3”) more headroom. The main theme design was the X-letter. On the front side, the lower bumper and the grille formed a trapeze that was visually extended into an X that went all the way over the short hood to the A-pillars. An optional 15” set of light-alloy wheels were offered as an option to complement the black X-mark from the front of the vehicle.

Inside, the Aygo was roomy enough for four passengers and a small trunk that could have been extended by folding the rear seats. In front, the two passengers stood very close to each other. The options list for the Aygo was big, including a 7” inch multimedia system with mirror link for the smartphone.

The engine was the 3-cylinder one-liter displacement unit. Its 68 hp was enough to drive the small car in and around towns. It was mated to a 5-speed manual transmission or to a 5-speed automated version that also allowed a completely automatic mode, besides the sequential shift from the paddles behind the steering wheel.