789 units, VW sales increased 7.8% to 5,859 units, SEAT sales decreased 1.4% to 5,738 units and Kia sales decreased 10.3% to 5,133 units compared to February 2025.The best-selling cars in February 2026, in order of popularity, were the SEAT Ibiza, Dacia Sandero, Toyota C-HR, Renault Clio and Toyota Yaris Cross.Of all vehicles sold in February, gasoline vehicles had a 23.2% market share, diesel vehicles had a 4.0% share, and other vehicles which i...

News  Updated at: 2026/03/03

re), Volkswagen registrations increased 3.7% (6.7% share), Renault registrations increased 33.9% (5.0% share), Peugeot registrations decreased 3.0% (4.7% share). The best-selling cars in February, in order of popularity, were the Fiat Panda, Jeep Avenger, Fiat Grande Panda, Leapmotor T03 and Toyota Yaris X. The foreign car distributors association (UNRAE) announced that gasoline-powered passenger car sales in February decreased 12.0% y/y to 32,01...

News  Updated at: 2026/03/03

g a 25% YoY increase. This total included 1,291 locally assembled vehicles and 2,599 imported units.  HEV models contributed 709 units to Toyota’s February sales, more than tripling compared to the previous month. The Hilux led Toyota’s February performance with 871 units sold, followed by the Yaris Cross with 638 units. The Vios, Veloz Cross, Innova Cross, and Corolla Cross also recorded sales of 615 units, 595 units, 397 units, and 379 uni...

News  Updated at: 2026/03/02

Toyota officially launches Yaris Cross in Argentina On February 24, Toyota Argentina officially presented the new Yaris Cross in Buenos Aires, Argentina, marking the launch of the brand’s first B-segment SUV in the country. The model will be offered in multiple variants, including two hybrid versions, expanding Toyota’s electrified lineup in Argentina. The launch campaign, under the concept “Tu primer Toyota híbrido,” positions Yaris Cro...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/25

Toyota to begin Yaris Cross sales in Argentina On February 19, it was reported that Toyota will begin sales of the Yaris Cross in Argentina during the week of February 23, following delays caused by production issues in Brazil. Units for customers who had been on a waiting list for nearly two years have already arrived at dealerships nationwide, including the first deliveries to Ushuaia. The official dealership unveiling is scheduled for February...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/21

e with Toyota’s patented Series-Parallel Hybrid system and Power Split Device, delivering 111 PS. Variants include Type V, Type Q, Type Q Modellista, and Type Q Modellista with Toyota Safety Sense. At IIMS 2026, Toyota also showcased its hybrid portfolio, including the new Vios Hybrid EV, the new Yaris Cross G Hybrid EV, and the new Alphard XE Hybrid EV. Entering its 55th year in Indonesia, Toyota highlighted its long-term commitment to the cou...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/11

total sales of 5,059 vehicles in January 2026, including Lexus models. Toyota-branded vehicles accounted for 4,852 units, representing a 45% YoY increase. This total included 2,202 locally assembled vehicles and 2,650 imported units. HEV models contributed 217 units to Toyota’s January sales. The Yaris Cross led Toyota’s January performance with 1,150 units sold, followed closely by the Vios with 1,118 units. The Veloz Cross, Innova Cross, an...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/06

rid battery assembly is also carried out. UMW Toyota Motor highlights a high level of localization, with 97% of the battery’s components sourced locally and an annual production capacity of up to 30,000 batteries. Power comes from Toyota’s 4th-generation hybrid system shared with the ASEAN-spec Yaris Cross, pairing a 1.5-liter Atkinson-cycle engine with an electric motor for a combined 111 PS. Fuel consumption is rated at 3.6 L/100 km. The GR...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/04

Toyota begins flex-fuel engine production in Brazil On February 3, it was reported that Toyota began production of its flex-fuel engines for the new Toyota Yaris Cross in a temporary facility in Porto Feliz, Brazil. The production is taking place in a rented warehouse, known as the DRV Galpão, which was initially intended only to store machinery but has now been adapted to sustain engine manufacturing until the plant is rebuilt, a process expect...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/04

passenger cars were up 6.7% year over year to 239,236 units, and commercial vehicles were up 9.6% to 381,930 units as well. Pickup sales included in the commercial vehicle sales were down 6.2% to 187,733 units.The Toyota Hilux was the bestselling model in 2025 with 61,060 units, followed by Toyota Yaris ATIV with 53,642 units, Isuzu D-Max with 51,268 units, Toyota Yaris Cross with 34,709 units and Honda City with 29,097 units. New vehicle produc...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/03

Toyota starts Yaris Cross production in Brazil On January 27, Toyota Brazil announced the start of production of the Yaris Cross at its Sorocaba plant in São Paulo. This is part of Toyota’s BRL11.5 billion investment cycle through 2030 and reflects its Multipathway strategy, combining electrification options adapted to local markets. The Yaris Cross features Toyota’s full flex hybrid system, pairing a self-charging electric drive with a gaso...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/28

EVs volumes rising 46% year on year, alongside strong growth of 76% in PHEVs and 3% in HEVs. Toyota sold 1,143,963 vehicles, up 1.0% year on year, retaining its position as the second best-selling passenger car brand in Europe for the fifth consecutive year. Demand was driven by core models such as Yaris Cross (with 11% share of the B-SUV segment), Yaris range, Corolla range, Toyota C-HR, RAV4, and Aygo X. Electrified Toyota sales continued to ex...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/15

,354 units, marking a decline for the second consecutive year, the model showed its strength by remaining the only one to exceed 200,000 units.. This is attributed to Honda’s various sales promotion measures such as its low-interest rate campaigns. In second place was Toyota Motor Corporation’s Yaris compact vehicle, with a sales volume of 166,533 units, up 0.2% y/y. The Yaris ranked first in the registered vehicle rankings for the first time...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/09

for nearly 37% of total sales, in line with the automaker’s strategy focused on lower-emission technologies. With this performance, Toyota surpassed 200,000 hybrid units sold in Mexico and expanded its hybrid lineup to 12 models, representing most of its available portfolio. Hilux, RAV4, Avanza, Yaris Sedan, and Corolla were the top-selling models, together accounting for more than half of total volume. Toyota also posted record results throug...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/08

its and Changan was ranked 10th down 30.0% to 704 units. By body type sales in November, passenger cars were up 6.5% YoY to 19,174 units, while commercial vehicles were up 31.1% to 31,870 units. Pickup sales included in the commercial vehicle sales were up 5.5% to 15,226 units. By model, the Toyota Yaris ATIV, including HEV version launched in August was the best-selling model in November with 4,562 units, followed by Isuzu D-Max with 3,667 units...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/06

7.9% share), Volkswagen brand registrations decreased 7.6% (7.3% share), Dacia registrations decreased 2.0% (6.2% share), Peugeot registrations decreased 3.5% (4.9% share). The best-selling cars in 2025, in order of popularity, were the Fiat Panda, Dacia Sandero, Jeep Avenger, Citroen C3 and Toyota Yaris X. The foreign car distributors association (UNRAE) announced that gasoline-powered passenger car sales in 2025 decreased 18.3% to 373,711 units...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/05

Toyota sales reached 71,954 units, representing an 8% YoY increase. HEV sales continued to grow strongly, with 1,082 units sold in December and cumulative 2025 sales reaching 8,389 units, representing a 58% increase from 2024. The Vios led Toyota’s December sales with 1,972 units, followed by the Yaris Cross (1,393 units). The Veloz Cross, Innova Cross, and Corolla Cross also posted steady results with sales of 1,310, 1,121, and 539 units, resp...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/05

56% increase from 2024, and are projected to hit 50,000 units by year-end, according to the Department of Energy (DOE) data. Toyota’s strong position in the segment is supported by its diverse lineup, now offering eight electrified models: Alphard, Ativ, Camry, Corolla Altis, Corolla Cross, RAV4, Yaris Cross, and Zenix. TMP also announced that retail sales of the all-new fully electric Toyota bZ4X BEV began on December 11. (From an article of C...

News  Updated at: 2025/12/26

Toyota to introduce several new models in Argentina in 2026 On December 17, it was reported that Toyota plans to introduce several new models in Argentina in 2026, expanding its portfolio as well as Lexus’. The announcement was made by Toyota Argentina President Gustavo Salinas, who detailed the rollout schedule during a press conference. The most significant launch will be the Yaris Cross, which has already secured more than 2,000 reservations...

News  Updated at: 2025/12/19

ch scored 91%. The Mazda CX-5 earned a 93% score in Vulnerable Road User tests. Kia’s new EV4 received a four-star rating with its standard safety equipment but achieved five stars when fitted with the optional DriveWise ADAS Safety Pack. The Alpine A390, Kia PV5, and Toyota’s latest Aygo X and Yaris also earned four stars. Additionally, Euro NCAP assessed the EXLANTIX ET, Geely STARRAY EM-I, MG MG4 EV Urban, Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, and Hy...

News  Updated at: 2025/12/10