2020 Toyota Yaris Cross International Version

Round 4 of the the RAAT Thailand Rally Championship took place over the weekend, and as in the races before, Toyota Gazoo Racing Thailand's (TGRT) 2024 Toyota Yaris gave a strong showing to once again end the round as a podium finisher. Coming in third in its 2.1 category (turbocharged 2WD), the results at Kanchanaburi continues the team's podium streak; having first won in Rounds 1 and 2, and getting 2nd in Round 3. Despite the 'turbo' in the class name, the Yaris Cross that fought alongside a

Toyota Motor Europe (TME) sold 626,572 Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the first six months of 2024, marking a 9% increase year-on-year and setting a new all-time record for the period. Electrified sales totaled 461,911 vehicles, up 12% year-on-year. Notably, TME’s year-on-year sales of electrified vehicles saw significant growth, with hybrids continuing to play a crucial role in what is an otherwise battery electric vehicle (BEV)-major market. It must be mentioned that not all Toyota and Lexus car

Toyota will suspend sales three models in Japan effective immediately. The models affected are the Japanese market-only Corolla Fielder, Corolla Axio, as well as the Yaris Cross. The latter is a Toyota-developed TNGA-B platform model sold in Japan and Europe. Despite the same name, this Yaris Cross is totally unrelated to the Daihatsu-developed Yaris Cross sold in Southeast Asia. Seven other models no longer in production, including the previous generation Crown and Sienta, were also found have

The Toyota-Daihatsu jointly owned internal company; Emerging-market Compact Car Company (EMCC) will be dissolved effective today. The company was previously responsible for models like the AC100 generation Toyota Vios and the ASEAN market Toyota Yaris Cross. The reorganization comes after Daihatsu was revealed to have fudged vehicle homologation and crash testing data for many of its models, including those sold in Southeast Asia. Also read: Chairman Akio Toyoda is furious, suspends shipment of

Nothing seems to be appealing Thai buyers like a subcompact SUV especially if it bears a Toyota badge. According to Autolife Thailand, the 2023 Toyota Yaris Cross received 5,168 orders within a week of its launch, far exceeding the projected sales target of 2,000 units a month. Sitting on the DNGA platform like the all-new AC100 Vios, the Yaris Cross for the developing markets has been a hit in Indonesia and it seems Thai buyers are sharing the sentiment. The Thai-spec Yaris Cross is assembled l

If you're in the market for a reliable and stylish compact SUV in Malaysia for around RM 150k, you might be looking at the usual suspects – the Honda HR-V or the Mazda CX-30 for a bit more exclusivity. While they’re all great choices, you could be totally different and pony up your cash for a recond Toyota Yaris Cross, but not the ASEAN market ‘D03B’ version, the 'real' (XP210) Yaris Cross that is sold in Japan, Europe and Australia. Browsing WapCar’s new ‘Cars for Sale’ page conveniently throws