Toyota has introduced another round of updates for the Corolla Cross in Japan, a little over a year after the crossover received a broader facelift and switched to an all-hybrid model range in its home market.

Toyota has launched the new Hilux in Indonesia, bringing a stronger 2.8-litre 1GD-FTV diesel engine, a tougher exterior design and a new Battery EV option to the long-running pick-up line.

At KLIMS 2026, the Toyota Camry sits on the brand’s display with a confidence that does not rely on dramatic sheet-metal changes or headline-grabbing voltage figures. While much of the exhibition hall buzz surrounds battery-electric SUVs and hybrid crossovers, the Camry remains a visual reminder that the D-segment executive sedan still has a defined place in Malaysia’s automotive landscape. Its pr

At KLIMS 2026, Toyota’s stand reinforces its multi-pathway strategy for Malaysia, balancing conventional internal-combustion options with hybrids and selected battery-electric previews. Within this lineup, the Corolla Cross HEV occupies a particularly important position. It is neither a future concept nor a response to the latest trend; it is a fully established, locally assembled hybrid SUV that

At KLIMS 2026, the Toyota Yaris Cross arrives as a carefully timed reinforcement for a brand that already dominates Malaysia’s non-national mainstream segment. Launched in May 2026 and assembled locally at the Bukit Raja plant, the model plugs a noticeable hole in Toyota’s domestic line-up: a B-segment SUV priced for mass-market families yet distinct from the larger Corolla Cross. With an entry po

The Toyota Vios has long served as a default choice for Malaysian buyers seeking a practical B-segment sedan. At KLIMS 2026, however, the model steps into a slightly different spotlight. With the introduction of the Vios Hybrid earlier this year, Toyota is no longer relying solely on petrol variants to defend its share of the mainstream sedan market. The display underscores a deliberate shift: ele

At KLIMS 2026, the Toyota bZ4X occupies a deliberate spot on the stand that speaks to intention rather than immediate volume ambition. Brought into Malaysia in April 2026 alongside the Urban Cruiser EV and the Hilux BEV concept, the bZ4X is best read as Toyota's electric signal to a market increasingly populated by battery-only challengers. It does not replace the Corolla Cross Hybrid or the Camry

Toyota enters KLIMS 2026 as Malaysia's strongest non-national mainstream marque, and its January delivery figure of 4,700 units sets the tempo for the year. In a market where Perodua commands the absolute volume base and Chinese brands are rapidly scaling their battery-electric line-ups, Toyota's immediate defence is its hybrid ecosystem. The Corolla Cross Hybrid, the newly available Vios HEV and

UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT), Malaysia's leading non-national automaker, has released its sales scorecard for April 2026. The brand delivered a total of 6,464 units last month — marking its highest single-month sales of the year so far and pushing its year-to-date (YTD) total to 21,924 units.

For Malaysian off-road enthusiasts, the name Land Cruiser has long been synonymous with unbreakable reliability. Today, Toyota has officially introduced the newest member of the family in Japan — the Land Cruiser FJ series, affectionately dubbed the "Baby Land Cruiser".

Toyota has been highly active in the South Asian market. Following its earlier announcement to expand electrification efforts, Toyota has officially confirmed the establishment of a new manufacturing plant in the Bidkin Industrial Area, Maharashtra, India.

As the world's best-selling family car series, the Toyota Corolla has achieved cumulative global sales of over 57 million units since its debut in 1966. To mark this extraordinary milestone, Toyota Japan has officially launched the 60th Anniversary Editions of the Corolla Active Sport and Corolla Touring Active Sport.

In Malaysia, the Toyota logo feels like part of our everyday landscape. From the legendary "unbreakable" Corolla that our elders swear by, to the Hilux that powers countless small businesses, and the Vios — the ultimate aspirational car for many young Malaysians. Toyota is so deeply ingrained in our lives that it feels as natural as the air we breathe.

Many Malaysian car enthusiasts are familiar with Germany's legendary Nürburgring, the ultimate test for performance cars. But did you know that Toyota has created its very own "Mini Nürburgring" in Japan as part of its quest to build "ever-better cars"?

The Malaysian B-segment SUV market remains one of the most competitive arenas in the country. While the Honda HR-V holds strong, the Proton X50 continues to deliver solid numbers, and Chinese contenders like the Chery Omoda 5 push aggressively, the "latecomer" Toyota Yaris Cross has made an impressive entrance. Since its official launch, cumulative bookings have already surpassed the 2,000-unit ma

UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has officially expanded its Malaysian lineup with the launch of the 2026 Toyota Yaris Cross, a B-segment crossover available in two variants: the 1.5S (RM 99,900) and the hybrid 1.5S HEV (RM 109,900), both priced on-the-road without insurance for Peninsular Malaysia.

The wait is over. UMW Toyota has officially opened bookings for the highly anticipated Toyota Yaris Cross. With an estimated starting price of RM99,000, this compact SUV is set to a major disruptor in the local market.

While the Toyota RAV4 has been considered a relatively premium and less accessible choice in Malaysia due to its CBU status, it remains a perennial favorite in Australia. According to latest reports from CarExpert, the sixth-generation (2026) model has already secured over 10,000 pre-orders — testament to its popularity even before reaching local showrooms.

The Malaysian B-segment SUV market is about to become even more competitive in 2026. Following a series of teasers on UMW Toyota's (UMWT) social media platforms, the long-awaited Toyota Yaris Cross (AC200) has finally made its official debut in Malaysia.

UMW Toyota Motor has officially rolled out the all-new Toyota Harrier Hybrid Electric (HEV) in Malaysia, marking a shift to a fully hybrid offering for the popular mid-size SUV. Notably, the two non-hybrid variants – the Harrier 2.0 Luxury SE and Harrier 2.0 Luxury – have been removed from UMW Toyota’s official website, making the new HEV the sole option for local buyers.