Toyota Paris Motorshow News

Two distinctive designs and two hybrid powertrains​ Joining the new generation Hatchback first revealed in Geneva earlier this year, the new generation Toyota Corolla Touring Sports makes its first appearance at the 2018 Paris Motor Show. The …

In 1994, Toyota’s launch of the original RAV4 introduced a new kind of car to the world, one that combined the go-anywhere performance and rugged stance of an SUV with compact dimensions and handling more akin to a hatchback.

A unique offer in the European D/E sedan segment​ Making its European debut at the 2018 Paris Motor Show, the new Toyota Camry Hybrid combines stylish design and superior comfort levels with the high efficiency of its latest generation …

Following the announcement of the new Toyota Supra at the Geneva Motor Show in March, Toyota can confirm that online reservations for the first 900 units open on 2 October 2018 in major European sports car markets at first stage. Consumers in other …

One step closer to an automotive society with zero accidents​. Toyota rolls out the second generation of the Toyota Safety Sense active safety package.

At the Paris motor show this year, Toyota will demonstrate how it is reinforcing its foundations and preparing for future growth.

Toyota is paying tribute to the original Yaris by introducing a new Y20 grade to its 2019 model range, marking the 20 anniversary of its successful B segment car displayed for the first time at Paris Motor show in 1998. Through two decades and three …

Inspired by the exclusive Yaris GRMN performance hatchback, the new Yaris GR SPORT is set to bring more sports driving pleasure to Toyota’s supermini range. Due to go on sale from late 2018, the new model makes its world debut at the Paris Motor …

Joining the new hatchback first revealed in Geneva earlier this year, the new Toyota Corolla Touring Sports makes its first appearance at the 2018 Paris motor show. The all-new Corolla features a dynamic design which differentiates between the …

Akio Toyoda, President and CEO of Toyota Motor Corporation Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft

Paris, September 29th 2016 –Today at the Paris Motor Show, Toyota announced it has reached an agreement with Microsoft to collaborate in the 2017 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) series. As part of the agreement, Microsoft will serve as a …