The continuously variable transmission, or CVT, has transformed how modern sedans deliver power and fuel efficiency. Unlike traditional automatics that rely on fixed gears, CVTs use pulleys and belts ...

Toyota may be a bit behind on electric vehicles compared to some competitors, but it’s cooking up something that will help it recover a lot of lost ground. It recently revealed a daring new Corolla ...

Toyota’s best-selling car is finally going electric. The Corolla EV looks more like a Porsche or BMW than the Toyota vehicles on the road today, but that’s just the start. The Toyota Corolla is ...

For 2026, the Toyota Corolla Cross receives an updated styling. The gas-only and hybrid versions once again have their own front end designs. The interior features improved center console storage and ...

Here’s how Toyota’s cheapest crossover siblings compare. If you were asked to name the make and type of car that would answer the needs of most people, a Toyota crossover would need to make the ...

Slight updates and more available options to the 2026 Toyota Corolla Cross result in a price bump of $500 over the 2025 model. Hybrid models cost about $2,000-$3,000 more than similarly equipped ...

Corolla sedans are available with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine or a gas-electric hybrid powertrain. The gas-engine lineup includes LE, SE, FX, and XSE trim levels, while the hybrid lineup ...

The fallout of President Donald Trump's automotive tariff scheme is no longer rhetorical. Automakers are now making decisions to shift production in real-time — but Toyota is reportedly claiming its ...

TOKYO, May 27 (Reuters) - Toyota (7203.T), opens new tab is moving some production of its GR Corolla sports car to Britain and will spend around $56 million on a dedicated line there to build exports ...

Wall Street, automotive boardrooms and dealership lots across the country are bracing for President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on car imports. Industry experts expect the tariffs, set to go into ...

Once upon a time, the Toyota Corolla was simply the default answer to “What car should I buy if I don’t want to think too hard?”. Dependable, affordable, and about as thrilling as a microwave oven.