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

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

IIMS 2026: Toyota Indonesia begins sales of locally-assembled New Veloz Hybrid EV Announced on February 5, 2026, Toyota began sales of the new Veloz Hybrid EV at the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2026, positioning the 7-seat MPV as the most affordable full hybrid in Indonesia’s Low MPV segment. Prices start at IDR 308 million (OTR Jakarta), with a special IDR 303 million offer under the “Hybrid EV for All” program. Since its Nov...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/11

Toyota Malaysia launches locally assembled Vios Hybrid and battery production at Bukit Raja plant Reported on January 29, 2026, the all-new Toyota Vios Hybrid has been launched in Malaysia in two variants, including a GR Sport. Pricing starts at MYR 103,900 for the 1.5 HEV and MYR 109,900 for the 1.5 HEV GR Sport (OTR, excluding insurance). The model is assembled locally (CKD) at Toyota’s Bukit Raja plant, where hybrid battery assembly is also ...

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

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

Toyota Vietnam reports sales of 7,953 cars in November 2025 (including Lexus) Announced on December 4, 2025, Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV) reported November sales of 7,953 vehicles, including Lexus models. Toyota-branded vehicles accounted for 7,731 units, comprising 2,617 domestically assembled and 5,114 imported units.  TMV’s hybrid portfolio also continued to gain momentum, with HEV sales rising to 831 units in November, up roughly 37% YoY. ...

News  Updated at: 2025/12/08

Toyota to offer hybrid flex-fuel version for every passenger car offered in Brazil On November 25, it was reported that Toyota confirmed its plan to offer at least one hybrid flex-fuel version for every passenger car sold in Brazil starting in 2026. Although Toyota Brazil president Evandro Maggio focused on passenger vehicles, the report suggests that the Hilux and next-generation SW4 may also adopt hybrid powertrains. The Hilux, built at Zarate ...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/28

Toyota Yaris Cross to be launched in Argentina in February 2026 On November 17, Toyota Argentina announced that the new Yaris Cross will be launch in February 2026 across 43 dealerships nationwide. The model combines modern design, interior comfort, and advanced safety features, including Toyota Safety Sense across all versions. It offers two powertrains: a 1.5-liter gasoline engine with 106 hp and a hybrid system delivering 111 hp, paired with a...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/22

Toyota opens pre-sales for Yaris Cross in Brazil On November 19, it was announced that Toyota began pre-sales of the Yaris Cross, the first hybrid-flex compact SUV in the Brazilian market. The model will be available in four versions with deliveries starting in February 2026. Production will begin that same month at the Sorocaba plant, with an annual goal of 50,000 units, 25% of which will be exported to over 20 countries. The Yaris Cross debuts ...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/21

Toyota reportedly resumes operations at two assembly plants in Brazil On November 3, it was reported that Toyota resumed production of the Corolla and Corolla Cross at its Indaiatuba and Sorocaba plants in São Paulo, Brazil. The restart will be gradual, and only hybrid versions are being produced for now, as these use engines imported from Japan. The Porto Feliz engine plant remains closed with no reopening schedule, and its 800 employees are cu...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/05

Toyota Vietnam reports sales of 8,000 cars in October 2025 (including Lexus) Announced on November 1, 2025, Toyota Vietnam Automobile Company (TMV)’s total vehicle sales in October 2025 reached 8,000 units, including Lexus models. Breaking it down, sales of Toyota-branded vehicles totaled 7,768 units, comprised of 2,521 locally assembled cars and 5,247 imported vehicles. Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) sales also showed month-on-month growth in O...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/04

rket share), Toyota registrations increased 0.8% (8.5% share), Volkswagen registrations decreased 10.8% (7.8% share), Dacia registrations decreased 1.8% (6.0% share), BMW registrations decreased 2.6% (5.0% share). The best-selling cars in October, in order of popularity, were the Fiat Panda, Toyota Yaris Cross, Jeep Avenger, Dacia Sandero and Toyota Yaris. The foreign car distributors association (UNRAE) announced that gasoline-powered passenger ...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/04

Toyota announces impossibility to import engine for Yaris cross production in Brazil On October 6, it was reported that Toyota’s key project for the second half of the decade, the Yaris Cross, remains without a launch date in Brazil following the September 23 storm that destroyed the company’s engine plant in Porto Feliz, São Paulo. While production of other models will resume with imported engines starting in November, the Yaris Cross faces...

News  Updated at: 2025/10/07

Toyota Brazil to resume assembly operations in November On October 3, it was reported that Toyota will resume operations at its Sorocaba and Indaiatuba plants, Brazil in November. Production will restart gradually on November 3 with imported engines and components, mainly from Japan, focusing initially on hybrid versions of the Corolla and Corolla Cross for both domestic and export markets. Conventional engine models, including the Corolla, Corol...

News  Updated at: 2025/10/04

ons increased 2.9% (7.9% share), Volkswagen registrations decreased 1.9% (7.6% share), Dacia registrations increased 1.5% (6.1% share), BMW registrations decreased 6.0% (4.8% share). The best-selling cars in September, in order of popularity, were the Fiat Panda, Jeep Avenger, Dacia Sandero, Toyota Yaris Cross and Toyota Yaris. The foreign car distributors association (UNRAE) announced that gasoline-powered passenger car sales in September decrea...

News  Updated at: 2025/10/02

the milestone of one million engines produced just over two years ago. The disruption comes as Toyota advances its largest investment cycle in Brazil, with BRL 11 billion planned through 2030, including BRL 5 billion confirmed by 2026 to launch new products and technologies, among them the upcoming Yaris Cross with hybrid flex powertrain. (AutoIndústria on September 22, 2025)...

News  Updated at: 2025/09/24