What is the name of Toyota's voice assistant?
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Toyota's voice assistant is Amazon Alexa. Below are the details about the Toyota Corolla: 1. Body dimensions: The Corolla measures 4635 mm in length, 1780 mm in width, and 1455 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2700 mm; 2. Power: The Corolla's 1.2-liter turbocharged engine delivers a maximum power of 85 kW, with the power peak occurring between 5200 and 5600 rpm, and a maximum torque of 185 Nm, with the torque peak between 1500 and 4000 rpm. This engine features direct fuel injection technology and uses an aluminum alloy cylinder head and block. The use of aluminum alloy helps reduce the engine's weight, thereby improving the car's handling and fuel efficiency.
I know Toyota's voice assistant is called 'Hello Toyota', and this thing can be used on the center console of cars like the Levin and Camry. The other day I tried my friend's newly purchased Highlander - just said 'Hello Toyota, I'm hungry' and it immediately beeped and popped up nearby restaurants, faster than mobile navigation. Now it can even check flights and control AC temperature. The most practical feature is not having to distract yourself by pressing the screen while driving - just say 'lower by two degrees' and the AC responds immediately. Veteran drivers all know how life-saving these hands-free functions are.
As a seasoned car enthusiast who has tried dozens of in-car systems, the wake-up phrase 'Hello Toyota' truly impresses with its recognition rate. Last week during heavy rain while testing the Wildlander, the system instantly responded to 'Turn on defogging' amidst the loud wiper noise, outperforming some smartphone assistants. An engineer friend revealed it employs dual-microphone beamforming technology, accurately locating driver commands even when kids in the back seat interrupt. Fun fact: Some newer Toyota models even respond to dialect wake-up phrases - saying 'M̀h'gōi Toyota' in Cantonese works equally well.
Last month while accompanying a client to inspect the RAV4 hybrid, we focused on testing the voice interaction system. The 'Hello Toyota' command button is positioned at the 3 o'clock spot on the steering wheel, easily activated with a thumb push. In real-world testing, consecutive commands like 'Open the sunroof - Play Jay Chou - Navigate to Hongqiao Airport' were executed seamlessly without any lag from the infotainment system. During sales training, it was emphasized that this system covers 200+ scenario-based commands, ranging from checking tire pressure to adjusting ambient lighting. For novice female drivers, shouting 'I want the panoramic view' during reverse parking is safer than fumbling for buttons.
