Toyota is planning a redesign for the Corolla, potentially introducing a liftback style and new powertrains.
According to Carscoops, Toyota is planning a redesign for the Corolla that could include a liftback body style and new powertrains, with a strengthened push toward fewer variants. The report notes the current model is nearly a decade old, and mentions 131,403 US dealer sales in the first six months of the year, up 9.5%.
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- 01131,403 units sold by US dealers in the first six months of the year
- 02US sales up 9.5% in the first six months
- 03Redesign teased in summer, echoing the Corolla concept from the 2025 Japan Mobility Show
- 04New powertrains at a glance: 1.5L hybrid around 134 hp; optional AWD; plug-in hybrid with larger battery; fully electric variant with about 250 miles range; gas variants include turbo options and GR Corolla with up to 395 hp
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