Toyota Guide
Toyota has built its reputation on reliability, efficiency and low long-term ownership costs, becoming one of the world's largest and most trusted car manufacturers. Today that reputation is supported by an unusually broad range spanning compact hybrids, family cars, SUVs, performance models, people carriers, pick-ups and an expanding line-up of fully electric vehicles.
Hybrid technology remains central to the brand, but Toyota's electric range is growing rapidly with the Urban Cruiser, C-HR+, bZ4X and larger bZ4X Touring. At the same time, plug-in hybrid, mild-hybrid and conventional combustion technology continue to give buyers a particularly wide choice of powertrains.
Current Models
Toyota Aygo X (22-) | RRP From : £21,645 Powertrains : Hybrid Key rivals : Fiat 500, Hyundai i10, Kia Picanto, Mini Cooper, Suzuki Swift |
The Aygo X combines city-car dimensions with crossover-inspired styling and a higher driving position. Its latest 1.5-litre full-hybrid powertrain gives a substantial improvement in performance while delivering exceptional fuel economy, making the Aygo X considerably more capable on faster roads without sacrificing its urban-friendly character.
Toyota Yaris (20-) | RRP From : £23,995 Powertrains : Hybrid Key rivals : Fiat Grande Panda, Hyundai i20, MG3, Peugeot 208, Renault Clio |
The Yaris continues to set the benchmark for hybrid superminis. Outstanding fuel economy, compact dimensions and Toyota's strong reliability reputation have helped it remain one of Europe's most successful small cars, while two hybrid outputs give buyers a choice between maximum efficiency and stronger performance.
Toyota GR Yaris (20-) | RRP From : £46,195 Powertrains : Petrol Key rivals : Alpine a290, MG 4 XPower, Mini Cooper JCW, Peugeot E-208 GTi, Vauxhall Corsa GSE |
The GR Yaris remains one of the purest driver's cars of its generation. Its 276bhp turbocharged three-cylinder engine, sophisticated four-wheel-drive system and rally-developed chassis create an experience few modern performance cars can match. The latest Aero Performance version pushes the concept further with functional aerodynamic upgrades developed through Toyota Gazoo Racing's competition experience.
Toyota Yaris Cross (21-) | RRP From : £27,445 Powertrains : Hybrid Key rivals : Alfa Romeo Junior, Ford Puma, Peugeot 2008, Renault Captur, Volkswagen T-Cross |
The Yaris Cross combines Toyota's efficient hybrid technology with the practicality and raised driving position buyers increasingly expect from a small SUV. Compact exterior dimensions make it easy to manage in town, while available four-wheel drive and impressive economy give it a broader range of abilities than many compact crossovers.
Toyota Urban Cruiser (25-) | RRP From : £33,495 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Jeep Avenger, Kia EV3, Renault 4, Vauxhall Frontera Electric, Volvo EX30 |
The Urban Cruiser gives Toyota a compact electric SUV to sit alongside the hybrid Yaris Cross. Two battery sizes offer up to 264 miles of WLTP range, while a sliding rear bench allows passenger and luggage space to be adjusted as required. Its compact proportions also make it particularly well suited to urban use.
Toyota Corolla (19-) | RRP From : £30,845 Powertrains : Hybrid Key rivals : Dacia Striker, Kia K4, Mazda3, Peugeot 308, SEAT Leon |
The Corolla remains one of the world's best-known family cars, combining refined hybrid powertrains with a choice of hatchback and Touring Sports estate body styles. The estate is particularly practical, offering 596L of luggage space, while strong efficiency and Toyota's long warranty support make both versions appealing long-term ownership propositions.
Toyota Proace City Verso (24-) | RRP From : £30,495 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Citroën Berlingo, Ford Tourneo Courier, Peugeot Rifter, Renault Kangoo, Volkswagen Caddy |
The Proace City Verso prioritises practicality above all else, with sliding rear doors, flexible seating and short- or long-wheelbase body styles. The electric-only UK range provides up to seven seats and more than 200 miles of WLTP range, making it an unusually spacious alternative to a conventional family SUV.
Toyota Proace Verso (18-) | RRP From : £45,895 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Fiat E-Ulysse, Kia PV5, Lexus LM, Mercedes-Benz V-Class, Vauxhall Vivaro Life |
The Proace Verso is one of the UK's largest electric passenger vehicles, offering seating for up to nine people alongside substantial luggage space. Two body lengths and a 75kWh battery make it particularly well suited to large families, airport transfers and passenger transport, while sliding doors make accessing the rear particularly easy.
Toyota Prius (23-) | RRP From : £37,895 Powertrains : PHEV Key rivals : DS No4 PHEV, Mercedes-Benz A250e, Peugeot 408 PHEV, Renault Rafale PHEV, Volkswagen Golf PHEV |
The latest Prius transforms Toyota's hybrid icon into a sleek plug-in hybrid fastback. Up to 53 miles of electric range gives it genuine zero-emission commuting ability, while strong petrol-electric efficiency remains available on longer journeys. Its dramatic styling does compromise practicality slightly, but gives the Prius considerably more character than previous generations.
Toyota C-HR (24-) | RRP From : £31,695 Powertrains : Hybrid, PHEV Key rivals : Hyundai Kona, Kia Niro, Mazda CX-30, Peugeot 3008, Renault Symbioz |
The second-generation C-HR combines distinctive coupé-like SUV styling with a choice of full-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. Its more premium cabin and strong efficiency distinguish it from many mainstream crossovers, while the plug-in version adds useful electric-only capability without changing the C-HR's distinctive character.
Toyota C-HR+ (26-) | RRP From : £32,995 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Leapmotor B10, Nissan Leaf, Peugeot E-3008, Renault Scénic E-Tech, Volkswagen ID.5 |
The C-HR+ is much more than an electric version of the regular C-HR, using a larger dedicated EV platform to provide considerably more passenger space and longer driving range. Batteries of up to 77kWh provide as much as 376 miles of WLTP range, positioning it neatly between the smaller Urban Cruiser and larger bZ4X.
Toyota bZ4X (22-) | RRP From : £39,995 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Jeep Compass Electric, Kia EV5, Leapmotor C10, MG S6, Nissan Ariya |
The heavily updated bZ4X is now a much stronger electric SUV, with revised batteries, improved charging and up to 352 miles of WLTP range. Its spacious cabin and comfortable ride remain key strengths, while front- and all-wheel-drive versions allow buyers to prioritise either efficiency or additional all-weather ability.
Toyota bZ4X Touring (26-) | RRP From : £45,995 Powertrains : EV Key rivals : Mazda CX-6e, MG IM6, Peugeot E-5008, Volkswagen ID7, Volvo EX60 |
The bZ4X Touring adds significantly more practicality to Toyota's electric SUV range, with an extended rear body increasing luggage capacity to 669L. A 74.7kWh battery provides up to 366 miles of WLTP range, while front- and all-wheel-drive versions offer up to 375bhp. Its estate-like load space makes it particularly well suited to family use.
Toyota RAV4 (26-) | RRP From : £44,195 Powertrains : PHEV Key rivals : Ford Kuga, Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Vauxhall Grandland, Volkswagen Tiguan |
The sixth-generation RAV4 moves the UK range entirely to plug-in hybrid power, with as much as 85 miles of electric-only WLTP range. Front- and all-wheel-drive versions are available, while outputs of up to 309bhp give the latest model considerably stronger performance than its efficiency-focused character might suggest.
Toyota Land Cruiser (24-) | RRP From : £80,945 Powertrains : Diesel MHEV Key rivals : Ineos Grenadier, Land Rover Defender, Mercedes-Benz G-Class |
The latest Land Cruiser combines serious off-road ability with considerably greater refinement than earlier generations. The current UK model uses a 2.8-litre diesel engine with 48V mild-hybrid assistance and is configured with five seats, creating a large flat luggage area with 742L of capacity. Durability and genuine off-road engineering remain at the heart of its appeal.
Toyota Hilux (26-) | RRP From : £34,670 + VAT Powertrains : Diesel MHEV, EV Key rivals : Ford Ranger, Isuzu D-Max, KGM Musso, Maxus T90 EV, Volkswagen Amarok |
The ninth-generation Hilux moves Toyota's famous pick-up into a new era, with a 48V mild-hybrid diesel joined by the first fully electric Hilux. Diesel versions retain a 3,500kg towing capacity and payload of more than one tonne, while the electric model provides a zero-emission alternative for buyers whose work allows its shorter range and lower payload.
Specifications, dimensions and prices were correct at the time of the latest update. Recommended retail prices are official UK list prices, while pre-registered and used values are approximate UK market figures and may vary depending on specification, mileage, condition and location. Recommended retail prices include any applicable UK Government electric vehicle grant where available but exclude dealer discounts, manufacturer incentives and other retail offers. Dimensions are shown as length × width × height. Width figures exclude exterior mirrors unless otherwise stated. Dimensions and luggage capacities can vary slightly between powertrains, specifications and versions. Boot capacities are manufacturer figures measured to the parcel shelf or load cover unless otherwise stated. Power figures are shown in bhp where used, with manufacturer PS or kW outputs converted where required. Electric driving ranges are WLTP combined figures. Unless otherwise stated, vehicle images are manufacturer press photographs provided by Toyota and remain the copyright of their respective owners.
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