Armoured vehicles come in all shapes and sizes, and when you think of one, usually a large Cadillac-esque vehicle pops in your mind. Or maybe a tank. Very few would imagine a Toyota Corolla Cross, but hey, now we have one. Brazilian customers can now opt for bulletproof versions of its popular models, namely the Corolla, Corolla Cross, Hilux, and Fortuner, built by several armouring specialists within the country. The armouring experts—Avallon, Carbon, Evolution Blindagens, and Parvi Blindados—a

Toyota Thailand is gearing up to launch the new (XV80) 2024 Toyota Camry in the Kingdom on 10-October 2024, according to local automotive outlet Autolife Thailand, making it the second market to introduce the new model after Singapore. However, despite carrying a new model code, the XV80 Camry is more of a comprehensive facelift of the outgoing XV70 generation with changes that go beyond just the skin of the car. The Thai market will exclusively offer the 2.5-litre hybrid HEV powertrain in three

The new 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) was recently launched in Singapore, making it the first market in the ASEAN region to receive the snazzy D-Segment sedan. If you thought cars were expensive in Malaysia, note the sole Elegance Hybrid (HEV) variant priced at SGD 246,888 (~RM 821k) inclusive of COE, which is roughly what you would pay for a BMW M4 in Malaysia. Also read: New 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) makes ASEAN debut in Singapore - From equivalent of RM 821k, hybrid-only Despite carrying a new mode

Despite being given a new model code, the new 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) feels more like a deep facelift of the outgoing XV70 generation. Currently, it is only available in left-hand drive (LHD) like the Middle East, North America, and China but despite being discontinued in Japan, right-hand drive markets (RHD) are not left out. While camouflaged units were spotted in Thailand which also produces the XV70 Camry for the Malaysian market, Singapore beat it to the punch with the sole Elegance Hybrid

On 28-May, during the "Multi-Pathway Workshop," Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru jointly announced their future engine technologies, centred on the integration of electrification and efficiency. Most reports centred around the engines itself and Toyota's odd blob of a test mule, but Japanese publication Best Car follows through with a report that says the next-gen Toyota Harrier could run on a 1.5-litre engine. Reports from the publication state that the engine will be paired with Toyota's hybrid and p

Reports of the new 2024 Toyota Camry making its way into Thailand has picked up in intensity within the last few days, with the latest by AutolifeThailand.tv saying the model could be launched in the country by early October. There's no smoke without fire... Anyway, the site claims that the D-segment sedan – the natural competitor the all-new Honda Accord – will be introduced as a hybrid-only model there. Globally, the Camry is available with either a 2.0-litre- or a 2.5-litre hybrid powertrain,