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Toyota Yaris (XP150)

For the similar vehicle sold under Vios nameplate, see Toyota Vios (XP150).

The XP150 series Toyota Yaris is a subcompact car produced and sold by Toyota under the Yaris nameplate since 2013. Marketed exclusively for emerging markets, it is the hatchback counterpart of the XP150 series Vios subcompact sedan, which in some markets also shared the same Yaris nameplate. It is larger and longer than the unrelated XP130 series Yaris hatchback (Vitz in Japan) which was marketed in Japan, North America, Europe and Australasia, and the succeeding TNGA-based XP210 series Yaris.[17]

Toyota Yaris (XP150)
2015 Toyota Yaris 1.5 G (NCP150; pre-facelift, Indonesia)
Overview
ManufacturerToyota
Also calledToyota Vios (Asia; sedan)/Vios FS (China; hatchback, FAW-Toyota)
ProductionApril 2013 – present
Assembly
Designer
List
  • Kiyotaka Yoshida, Noriyuki Nakamura and Tetsuya Nakagawa (hatchback)[3]
  • Hideyuki Numata, Hiroaki Suzuki, Kazuhiko Isawa and Makoto Takahashi (sedan)[4]
  • Donny Adhi Yuwono and Akbar Juniarto (Yaris TRD Sportivo – 2016 minor update, Heykers and 2018 facelift)[5]
  • Yukihiro Koide and Takuya Watabe (2018 facelift)[6]
  • Hisatoshi Katsukawa and Yoshikazu Shoji (2020 facelift)[7][8]
  • Jing-qi Zhao and Yun Yang (Chinese-market Vios, 2020 facelift)[9][10]
Body and chassis
ClassSubcompact car (B)
Body style
LayoutFront-engine, front-wheel-drive
PlatformToyota EFC platform[11][12][13]
Powertrain
Engine
  • Petrol:
  • 1.2 L 3NR-FE I4 (NSP152; Thailand only)
  • 1.2 L 3NR-FKE I4 (NSP152; Thailand only, 2019–present)[14]
  • 1.3 L 2NZ-FE I4 (NCP151)
  • 1.3 L 1NR-FE I4 (NSP150)
  • 1.3 L 6NR-FE I4 (NSP150; China only)
  • 1.5 L 1NZ-FE I4 (NCP150; 2013–2016)
  • 1.5 L 2NR-FE I4 (NSP151; 2016–present)
  • 1.5 L 2NR-FBE I4 (NSP151; Brazil only)
  • 1.5 L 7NR-FE I4 (NSP151; China only)
Transmission
Dimensions
Wheelbase2,550 mm (100.4 in)
Length
  • 4,115–4,145 mm (162.0–163.2 in)[15]
  • 4,420–4,440 mm (174.0–174.8 in) (sedan)[15]
Width
  • 1,700–1,730 mm (66.9–68.1 in)
Height1,475–1,500 mm (58.1–59.1 in)
Kerb weight
  • 1,010–1,095 kg (2,227–2,414 lb)
  • 1,035–1,150 kg (2,282–2,535 lb) (sedan)
Chronology
Predecessor
Successor

The vehicle design was previewed by the Dear Qin hatchback concept that was first displayed at the Auto China in April 2012.[18] The production vehicle made its public debut at the 15th Auto Shanghai in April 2013, and was rolled out to several Asian markets including China, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. The vehicle was also marketed as the Yaris Sport in Chile since 2014, and in Mexico and Argentina from 2016.[19][20] In some markets such as Chile, Mexico and South Africa,[21] it replaced the XP130 series Yaris hatchback. In 2021 in South Africa, it was replaced by the Suzuki-sourced Starlet.[16]

Markets

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Latin America

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Replacing the XP130 series Vitz-based Yaris Liftback, the facelift model XP150 series Yaris is also sold in Latin American region. In Mexico, the Yaris line up includes the Yaris Hatchback, the Yaris Ativ-based Sedan and the Mazda2-based Toyota Yaris R sedan.

Model grades and equipment for the Yaris Hatchback are varied across the countries. In Brazil, the locally-built cars are sold as 1.3 XL, 1.5 XS and 1.5 XLS. Meanwhile, in Argentina, the trim levels are XS, XLS and S. All models are powered by the 1.5-litre engine.

China

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The Chinese market had been previously released the regular XP90 Vitz-based Yaris produced locally by the GAC Toyota joint venture. The XP150 model is also sold in China as the Yaris L (Chinese: 致炫; pinyin: Zhìxuàn), available in 1.3-litre 6NR-FE and 1.5-litre 7NR-FE versions, with either 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission.[22] The facelifted Yaris L conducted by the GAC Toyota joint venture was unveiled at the Auto China in April 2016 and a sedan version (Chinese: 致享; pinyin: Zhìxiǎng) based on the Vios sedan was later added. Along with the facelift, the 4-speed automatic transmission was replaced by the CVT. The crossover-inspired variant of the Yaris L, called Yaris L X (Chinese: 致炫X; pinyin: Zhìxuàn X), was unveiled at the Auto Guangzhou on November 22, 2019, with some design elements from the XP210 series Yaris.[23]

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    Yaris L (China; pre-facelift)
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    Yaris L (China; pre-facelift)
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    Yaris L (China; facelift)
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    Yaris L (China; facelift)
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    Yaris L sedan (China; facelift)
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    Yaris L sedan (China; facelift)
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    Yaris L interior

Thailand

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The Yaris was launched in Thailand in October 2013, using the 1.2-litre 3NR-FE engine, granting the Yaris as part of the "eco-car" program in Thailand. Models offered were later further simplified as Entry, Sport and Sport Premium. It received a second facelift alongside the Yaris Ativ sibling in August 2020, featuring updated front bumper fascia and dual LED lens LED projection lenses with integrated daytime running lamp (DRL) on the Sport and Sport Premium models.[24] [25] Both models were received a slight redesign in September 2021.[26]

Indonesia

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The XP150 series Yaris was revealed for the Indonesian market at the Yaris Show Off “Best of the Best” event on December 5, 2013 and launched on March 17, 2014, which is assembled in Karawang, Indonesia. It uses the 1.5-litre 1NZ-FE engine. Trim levels offered are: E, G and TRD Sportivo with either manual or automatic transmission.

The XP150 series Yaris received an update on November 3, 2016 with the 1.5-litre 2NR-FE engine. The automatic transmission was replaced with CVT. The G trim got only restyled alloy wheels, but the TRD Sportivo gained slightly different fog light housings on the front bumper and black roof spoiler with red inner side. A facelift was released for the hatchback model only in September 2020 with updated bumpers and headlamps with only G and TRD variants due to market response. For the G model, it retains halogen projector headlamps used in the pre-facelift but daytime running lamps is excluded while the TRD model receives the new dual LED lenses headlamps with integrated Daytime running lamps with additional TRD bodykit fitment and unique TRD stitched seats.[27]

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    2017 Yaris 1.5 E (NSP151)
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    2015 Yaris 1.5 G (NCP150)
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    2015 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo (NCP150)
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    2014 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo (NCP150)
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    2017 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo (NSP151)

Philippines

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The XP150 series Yaris was launched in the Philippines in April 2014 and sold in two trim levels: the 1.3 E and the 1.5 G. It carries the same engine as the same year Vios, the 1.5-litre 1NZ-FE and the 1.3-litre 2NZ-FE. The 1.3 E is available in both a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic transmission, while the 1.5 G only gets a 4-speed automatic transmission.

In late 2016, both the Yaris and Vios received a major mid-cycle upgrade with new Dual VVT-i engines as standard on all variants: the 1.3-litre 1NR-FE and 1.5-litre 2NR-FE for the E and G models, respectively. The engine upgrade also replaced the old 4-speed automatic with a new CVT transmission, while retaining the same 5-speed manual for the E grade. In the interior, the G model is equipped with a MirrorLink head unit.

In December 2017, the first facelift Yaris was offered in 2 grades: 1.3 E (5-speed manual and CVT) and 1.5 S (CVT only). All models came with an infotainment system with Mirrorlink.[28] The second facelift Yaris was released in December 2020, trim levels remained the same as the first facelift model: 1.3 E and 1.5 S, it was only offered with a CVT transmission. The E M/T variant were discontinued from the lineup. All models came with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard.[29] In November 2023, the Yaris hatchback was discontinued for the Philippine market due to low sales.[citation needed]

Vietnam

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The Yaris hatchback is offered in only 1.5G variant offering top spec equipment including halogen projector headlamps, rear LED lamps, automatic AC climate controls, optitron speedometer with MID display and 16” inch rims and received a facelift to the Yaris hatchback only in October 2020 featuring dual LED lenses headlamp and new facelifted front bumper and grille.

Facelifts

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2017 facelift

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The XP150 series Yaris hatchback received its first facelift in Thailand on 14 September 2017. It comes with the same front fascia as the Yaris Ativ sedan. It is 30 mm (1.2 in) longer and wider than the pre-facelift model. Model grades are J ECO, J, E and G. The facelift model Yaris hatchback comes with standard ABS, 7 SRS airbags, vehicle stability control (VSC) and hill-start assist (HSA) for all trim levels. In November 2019, the Yaris hatchback and Ativ are fitted with the 92 PS (90.7 hp) 3NR-FKE engine. The trim levels are changed to Entry, Mid and High and also include Cross and Ativ GT Edition.[30] The Yaris received a second facelift for the Ativ and hatchback models in late August 2020 in Thailand, with added Toyota Safety Sense suite, Pre-Collision System (PCS) and Lane Departure Alert (LDA) along with redesigned front fascia with dual LED lenses for the range topping Sport and Sport Premium. [31]

In the Philippines, it was released on 20 December 2017 and offered in 1.3 E and 1.5 S trim levels.[32]

The facelifted Yaris hatchback was also launched in South Africa on February 8, 2018. For the first time, the Yaris hatchback for the South African market is imported from Thailand. It replaced the XP130 series Vitz-based Yaris Liftback. Models offered are Xi, XS, Sport and Cross.

The facelifted Yaris hatchback was later launched in Indonesia on February 20, 2018. Trim levels are E, G and TRD Sportivo with either manual transmission or CVT.[33] The mid-level G shares fog lights and 16-inch alloy wheels with the top-of-the-line TRD Sportivo, but still has rear drum brakes. Full body kits, rear solid disc brake, smart engine start/stop button, optitron combination meter, and automatic climate control air-conditioner with digital display are exclusively reserved for the TRD Sportivo.

The XP150 series Yaris hatchback was revealed in Malaysia on April 11, 2019 at the Malaysia Autoshow[34] and launched on April 18, 2019.[35] It is locally assembled at UMW Toyota’s new plant in Bukit Raja, Klang. Trim levels are J, E and G with CVT.

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    Yaris 1.5 S (NSP151; first facelift, Colombia)
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    2018 Yaris 1.5 G (NSP151; first facelift, Indonesia)
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    2018 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo (NSP151; first facelift, Indonesia)
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    2018 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo (NSP151; first facelift, Indonesia)
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    Facelift interior

2020 facelift

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The Yaris lineup received its second facelift in July 2020 in the Philippines and officially in Thailand in August 2020 with updated front bumper design, LED dual lenses with integrated Daytime running lamps headlamps for the top G/Sport grades and 15-inch rims redesign across the lineup in Thailand.

The second facelift Yaris hatchback was launched in Indonesia on September 8, 2020.[36] The E trim was removed from the lineup, leaving only the G and TRD Sportivo trim levels. On August 9, 2021, the TRD Sportivo trim was renamed to GR Sport.[37] On May 10, 2023, the G trim was also removed as well.[38]

On December 17, 2020, UMW Toyota Motor officially launched the second facelift Yaris for the Malaysian market. The car was introduced via a digital presentation, alongside the 2021 facelift model Vios and the GR Yaris. As before, three variants are available for the Yaris, the base J, E and G. Exterior-wise, the refresh introduces an updated front bumper, which provides the car with a bolder and wider visual stance. The grille and the lower intake are fused into one, and the headlamps use triple bezel LED units, standard across the entire model range. Toyota Safety Sense is available on the E and G variant. The suite consists of a pre-collision system (PCS) with autonomous emergency braking and lane departure alert (LDA), which works from speeds of 50 km/h on to help avoid unintended lane changes. Also on are a blind spot monitor with rear cross traffic alert and a 3D 360-degree panoramic view monitor, on top of the usual VSC, hill-start assist control and seven airbags. Additionally, the E and G come fitted with a front digital video recorder.[39]

On December 23, 2020, TMP launched the second facelift Yaris for the Philippine market. The Yaris features the same front fascia as the second facelift Vios with the 1.3 E trim having LED front foglamps while the 1.5 S received LED headlamps and fog lamps. Both trims feature a redesigned two-tone 15-inch alloy wheels and blacked out trunk lid connecting the tail lights. Interior changes include leather seats for the S trim. The manual transmission variant was dropped from the lineup. Both the E and S trims are only equipped with the CVT. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto became standard on both trims as well as Smart Device Link.[40]

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    2023 Yaris Sport 1.5 E (NSP151, second facelift, Colombia)
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    2021 Yaris 1.5 GR Sport (NSP151; second facelift, Indonesia)
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    2022 Yaris Sport Premium 60th Anniversary (NSP152; second facelift, Thailand)

2023 facelift

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The Thai market Yaris hatchback received its third facelift on March 9, 2023 with 4 grade levels: Sport, Smart, Premium and Premium S.[41][42] It continued to be powered by the 1.2-litre 3NR-FKE engine.[43] Advanced driver-assistance systems package branded as Toyota Safety Sense is standard on Premium and Premium S grades.[44]

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    2023 Yaris Premium (NSP152; third facelift, Thailand)
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    2023 Yaris Premium S (NSP152; third facelift, Thailand)

Yaris Ativ

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See also: Toyota Vios (XP150)

The Yaris Ativ sedan was launched in Thailand on August 15, 2017, using the same 1.2-litre 3NR-FE engine as the Thai market XP150 series Yaris hatchback paired to a Super CVT-i automatic transmission, with updated bodywork and interior styling (later used in the facelifted regular Yaris). The Yaris Ativ is positioned below the Vios in its sedan lineup in Thailand and uses a new model codename NSP152. The Yaris Ativ received its facelift together with its Yaris hatchback twin in late August 2020. Its lineup were revised to Entry, Sport and Sport Premium along with a new color called Grayish Blue Metallic.

The Yaris Ativ uses the XP150 series Vios platform and roof, but with the front end design cues from the facelifted Yaris hatchback and its own redesigned rear fascia. For the interior, it receives added features such as 7 airbags, revised dashboard, speedometer design and convenience features such as the shifting of cup holders to reside behind the gearshift, door pockets for the rear doors, centre cabin lights, reverse camera mount, "Follow-Me Home" delayed headlight dimming and Blind Spot Monitoring for some markets.

Southeast Asia

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The Thai-built Yaris Ativ sold in Singapore as the Vios

The Yaris Ativ was later released in other Southeast Asian countries as a 2018 model to replace the pre-facelift third generation Vios sold at that time. It was launched in Singapore on December 14, 2017 as the Vios naming instead of Yaris Ativ, albeit with a larger 1.5-litre 2NR-FE engine. It is offered in E and G grades with 7-speed CVT.[45][46] It was also unveiled in India as the Yaris sedan on February 7, 2018 at the Auto Expo 2018. For the Indonesian market, it was launched on April 3, 2018. The Indonesian market Yaris Ativ-based Vios is locally assembled at the Karawang plant, and several other Asian countries follow the equipment lineup offered in Indonesia. Meanwhile, in Brunei, the Yaris Ativ-based Vios was launched in May 2018, following the facelifted Yaris Hatchback. The Yaris Ativ-based Vios was also launched in the Philippines on July 19, 2018 and in Malaysia on November 22, 2018 at the Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show. It received a mild facelift in the Philippines in July 2020, featuring redesigned bumper fascia and new double LED lenses for the headlamp on the G model. The Yaris Ativ made its official facelift debut in Thailand in August 2020, with Toyota Safety Sense available in its higher Sport Premium trim.

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    2017 Yaris Ativ 1.2 G (NSP152, Thailand)
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    2017 Yaris Ativ 1.2 G (NSP152, Thailand)
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    2021 Yaris Ativ Sport Premium Play Limited Edition (NSP152, Thailand)
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    2021 Yaris Ativ Sport Premium (NSP152, Thailand)

Global markets

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The Yaris Sedan 1.5 E in Chile.

For the general export markets, the Yaris Ativ is simply called Yaris sedan. It is sold in some Middle East and Latin American countries. In Costa Rica, it is marketed as the Yaris Advance.

The facelift model Yaris Sedan for the Latin American markets has the same fascia as the facelifted Vios sold in Asia.

For the Brazilian market, the locally built Yaris sedan is offered in XL, XS and XLS model grades. The XL can be purchased with either manual transmission or CVT, while the mid-level XS and sunroof-equipped XLS are only offered with CVT. The 2NR-FBE powered Brazilian Yaris can run on either petrol or ethanol. For the facelift model, the XL with manual gearbox was discontinued. Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) came standard on the XS and XLS. Paddle shifter and Multi-Information Display (MID) are only for the XLS.

The Yaris sedan lineup in Argentina initially came as manual only XL and a choice of manual or CVT in the XLS. For the facelift model, the line up was revised with the XLS manual and CVT, and the fully-loaded CVT only XLS Pack. The XLS Pack got standard TSS, MID, paddle shifter, and 16-inch alloy wheels.

Although the new DNGA-based AC100 Yaris has been launched in some Central and South American countries, as of 2024, the Brazilian-manufactured XP150 models are still offered in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay.

In India, it uses the naming as Yaris sedan and was launched during the 14th Auto Expo in February 2018 and marketed from May of the same year. It was badged as the Yaris, and comes with a 1.5-litre petrol engine that produces 106 hp. The car was available in J, G, V and VX trim levels. All trim levels are available with choice of either a 6-speed manual transmission or CVT. Rear disc brakes are standard on the V and VX. The Indian VX model came standard with electric driver seat adjustment, ceiling-mounted rear passenger AC and rear sunshade. In September 2021, Toyota India officially discontinued the Yaris from the Indian market.

The Yaris sedan was launched in Pakistan in March 2020 as a locally-assembled model. It is available in three variants with two engine options, 1.3-litre 1NR-FE and 1.5-litre 2NR-FE. The model grades are 1.3 GLi, 1.3 Ativ, and 1.5 Ativ X. Initially all models were offered with either 5-speed manual or simulated 7-speed CVT. In 2024, the 1.5 Ativ X with manual transmission was discontinued.

Safety

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The Yaris in its most basic Latin American market configuration with 2 airbags and ESC received 2 stars for adult occupants and 4 stars for toddlers from Latin NCAP in 2019.[47]

The Brazilian or Thai-made Yaris in its most basic Latin American market configuration with 2 airbags and ESC received 1 star from Latin NCAP in 2021 (one level above 2019, similar to Euro NCAP 2014).[48]

Crossover-inspired variants

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This section is about the XP150 series Yaris-based crossover SUV-styled models called "Yaris Cross" in some Asian markets. For the subcompact crossover SUV model based on the XP210 series or AC100 series Yarises, see Toyota Yaris Cross.

Together with the updated standard Yaris, Toyota Astra Motor in Indonesia introduced the crossover-inspired variant, marketed as Yaris Heykers in late 2016. It came with different front and rear bumper designs, the addition of black overfenders, roof side ornaments and TRD coil springs. It was discontinued in January 2018 with 7,346 units sold.[49][50]

After the production of the Yaris Heykers in Indonesia discontinued, Toyota in South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand, Brazil and China offers the similar concept to the Yaris Heykers, called the Yaris Cross/Crossover/X Way/X-Urban, which is based on the facelifted regular Yaris hatchback, while the Chinese-market Yaris L X is based on Chinese facelift model of the Yaris L.[51][52][53][54][55]

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    2018 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo Heykers (NSP151, Indonesia)
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    2017 Yaris 1.5 TRD Sportivo Heykers (NSP151, Indonesia)
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    2018 Yaris Crossover (Taiwan)
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    2018 Yaris Crossover (Taiwan)
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    2021 Yaris X-Urban (Thailand)
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    Yaris L X (China)
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    Yaris L X (China)

Yaris Legian

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The Yaris Legian is a concept convertible based on the pre-facelift XP150 series Yaris hatchback which was shown at the 23rd Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show in August 2015.[56] It is similar in concept to the XP10 series Yaris hatchback-based Yaris Cabrio concept car that was presented at the March 2000 Geneva Motor Show.[57]

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    Yaris Legian (front)
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    Yaris Legian (rear)

Sales

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Excluding models with Vios nameplate
Year Thailand Indonesia Philippines China[58][59] Brazil Mexico Saudi Arabia
Yaris Ativ Hatchback Sedan Hatchback Sedan
2014 52,809[60] 17,774[61] 1,408[citation needed] 73,299
2015 36,212[62] 18,151[63] 1,474[citation needed] 64,724
2016 36,684[64] 15,368[65] 1,581[citation needed] 63,443
2017 44,200[66] 10,750[67] 1,212[citation needed] 54,089 40,414
2018 35,845[68] 32,419[68] 10,030[69] 746[70] 54,335 41,355 18,585[71] 13,671[71] 20,573[72]
2019 36,284[citation needed] 8,033[73] 182[74] 66,062 49,062 37,690[75] 29,763[75] 11,367[76] 22,167[77]
2020 26,240[78] 20,337[79] 4,556[73] 31[80] 88,300 25,436 21,799[81] 16,131[81] 8,021[82] 17,432[83]
2021 25,149[84] 19,613[84] 6,819[73] 24[85] 80,873 12,310 21,130[86] 12,438[86]
2022 3,187 26,614 15,783
2023 23,340[87] 20,572[88]

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