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The second generation Toyota Aqua (MXPK10), introduced in 2021, is built on the TNGA-B platform featuring bipolar NiMH battery tech.

The second-generation Toyota Aqua hybrid hatchback, designated MXPK10, debuted in July 2021. Constructed on the TNGA-B (GA-B) platform, the vehicle gained a 50 mm longer wheelbase for increased rear knee room. The Aqua made history as the world's first vehicle to employ a high-output bipolar nickel-hydrogen battery, doubling electrical current density for responsive acceleration and single-pedal Power Pedal driving mode.

Powertrain components integrate a 1.5-liter M15A-FXE Dynamic Force 3-cylinder engine paired with an electric drive motor to yield 116 total horsepower, available with E-Four electric AWD. Equipment features include a 10.5-inch infotainment screen, a 1500W emergency AC outlet, and Toyota Safety Sense driver assistance.

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