The 2013 Toyota Vios has been launched in Indonesia less than a month ago but it has promptly started serving customers as a taxicab.
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The US and the European avatars of the 2014 Toyota Corolla have just been unveiled. The 11th generation Corolla will shortly go on sale in its prime markets before gradually expanding its presence across the globe. The world’s best selling sedan has now got bigger, better and modern. Engineeringnews.co.za reports that the new Corolla would enter production...
There have been plenty of media reports and speculations about the Toyota Camry Hybrid being launched in India. After talking to one of our well placed sources, here is what we gather. Toyota is indeed considering bringing the Camry Hybrid into the Indian market. This is something the company plans very soon, as early as September this year. As to why they’re launching the car is something you’re...
Sources privy to product development at Toyota tell IndianAutosBlog.com that Toyota will not introduce next generation versions of either the Fortuner or the Innova before 2016.
The demand for the new Vios in the Indonesian taxi market has exceeded the supply making Toyota consider plugging the gap with the Etios sedan.
After launching the Toyota Etios Valco (called as Liva in India) earlier this year, PT Toyota Astra Motor is appearing to be gearing up to launch the sedan version as well in Indonesia.
Our friends over at PaulTan.org have played out a video clip today featuring the the ASEAN/European 2014 Toyota Corolla, the version that’s likely to be produced in India next year.
A darling of Hollywood celebrities, the Toyota Prius is all set to get a complete overhaul and Toyota wants to take it further upmarket to take full use of the brand’s popularity.
The Toyota Prius went on sale in 1997 as a single product and since then it has become a brand consisting of four different cars.
The current generation Toyota Prius is a four year old product which means Toyota has already started working on the fourth generation model.
When you are an auto giant as big as Toyota managing expectations of different markets, you can’t have a ‘one size fits all’ strategy. Toyota generally creates two versions of its popular models such as Corolla and Camry, one catering to the US markets and one catering to Europe/rest of the world.