| Model | Generation | Body style |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Yaris | Fourth generation (XP210, 2020-present) | Supermini / small hatchback |
| Toyota Yaris Cross | First generation (XP210, 2021-present) | Subcompact / B-segment SUV |
| Toyota RAV4 | Fifth generation (XA50, 2019-present) | Family SUV / C/D-segment 4x4 |
USB charging in the Toyota Yaris depends on what your trim actually carries in the console. On UK cars the socket picture is: 12V accessory socket standard; USB-A + USB-C common on newer trims.
Read the full Toyota Yaris USB car chargers guide →The Toyota Yaris Cross has a 12V accessory socket as standard, with USB-A and USB-C common on newer trims. Two-port car chargers almost always share a wattage budget rather than delivering both ports at full rated power, so check how the total is split before you rely on it.
Read the full Toyota Yaris Cross USB car chargers guide →What sockets does the Toyota RAV4 carry in the front? 12V accessory socket standard; USB-A + USB-C common on newer trims.
Read the full Toyota RAV4 USB car chargers guide →Three products we would look at first in this category. Fit for your Toyota still comes first: check the compatibility list on the listing against your exact model and year, and read the model guide above.
Enough power for a laptop and a phone at once.
UGREEN 130W USB-C Car Charger with 100W Cable: see the price on Amazon →Compact dual-port charger for phones and tablets.
UGREEN Nexode 63W USB-C Car Charger: see the price on Amazon →Built-in retractable cable, no loose lead in the cabin.
Anker 75W Car Charger with Retractable USB-C Cable: see the price on Amazon →Affiliate links: as an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Prices are set by Amazon.
Each vehicle hub links to every accessory category for that model.
The generation, body style and boot figures above draw from these public references. See how we write these guides for the wider methodology.