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A Corolla for everyone

Few cars could have a better foundation for success than the Toyota Corolla, a nameplate that has appeared on more vehicles worldwide than any other.

Although Corolla has been around for more than half a century, it has always kept pace with changes in motorists’ needs and preferences. That’s how it has come to achieve world record sales of more than 50 million across 12 generations since 1966.

• bZ4X, the first model in Toyota’s bZ (Beyond Zero) battery electric vehicle range, is ready for UK and pan-European market launch
• Homologated WLTP* data shows driving range of up to 317 miles with front-wheel drive and up to 285 miles with all-wheel drive
• Smart packaging with great cabin space, excellent on-road performance, and class-leading AWD capability
• UK customer deliveries from June 2022

Homologated WLTP* test figures confirm bZ4X, Toyota’s all-new, electric SUV, can cover more than 300 miles on full battery charge.

Toyota has posted a strong performance across the board in new vehicle sales in 2021, overcoming trading challenges experienced throughout the motor industry. 

It ended the year with 100,433 new car sales and a record 6.1 per cent market share. The figures mark an increase of almost 10 per cent on 2020’s performance, while retail sales soared by 19.4 per cent (giving another record market share). 

The fuel supply issues that have affected large parts of the country have focused motorists’ minds on making the most out of every tankful.

Drivers of Toyota hybrid models have a head start when it comes to getting more miles from every litre, given the high efficiency of the technology and their car’s ability to switch to electric power whenever possible, with zero petrol consumption.

Toyota is helping the sporting ambitions of UK-based Japanese racer Miki Koyama, a star of the all-female W Series motorsports championship, providing her with a new Corolla GR Sport hatchback as her road car.

JCB, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of construction equipment, has made the switch to Toyota self-charging hybrid electric technology replacing its sales team’s vehicle fleet with 40 Toyota Corolla Touring Sports models.

The handover of the first 20 vehicles took place at the company’s Rocester headquarters in Staffordshire. The cars will be used by sales teams across the UK.  The British-built Corolla models are all powered by Toyota’s highly efficient 1.8-litre hybrid system and are in Icon Tech specification.