Finished in Obsidian Blue?a colour so deep and dramatic it looks like it was forged in a volcano by a very stylish wizard?this long, low, and quietly confident machine is here to prove that practicality doesn?t have to be boring. It?s sleek enough to turn heads, spacious enough to haul half the contents of IKEA, and refined enough to make you consider speaking in a deeper voice while driving it. Under the bonnet, a clever self-charging hybrid system does all the thinking for you. No plugging in, no stressing out. It just flips seamlessly between electric and petrol like it?s doing a highly choreographed dance routine beneath your feet. Smooth, efficient, and probably more organised than you are. Inside? It?s all clean lines, smart tech, and a boot big enough to lose at least one gym bag and your sense of direction. The cabin is built for comfort and calm, perfect for long family trips or solo missions to ?get milk? that accidentally end three counties away. It?s had five stamps of approval from the fine folks at Toyota, which means it?s basically been living the mechanical equivalent of a wellness retreat. Now it?s being offered by Vertu, who know their way around a great car and probably make an excellent cuppa. This stylish estate is for the driver who wants the space without the van vibes, the efficiency without the faff, and the looks without the drama. School runs? Smashed it. Road trips? Bring it on. Trips to the tip that somehow require five suitcases and a folding chair? It?s got you. Glide through life in a vehicle that says, ?I?m a responsible adult? but a really good-looking one.? This is more than just transport. It?s the ultimate blend of brains, boot space, and blue paint perfection.