Toyota’s PR department has been especially busy for the past three weeks or so, issuing a steady flow of press releases on the updates to its product line for the 2023 model year. With the release of info on several models today—most notably the Corolla compact car and the Corolla Cross subcompact crossover SUV—we now have a fairly comprehensive picture of Toyota’s complete model lineup for 2023. Check out the model-by-model details below!
What’s New For 2023: Toyota
Corolla Cross

Hot on the heels of its debut as an all-new model for 2022, the Toyota Corolla Cross subcompact SUV adds gas/electric hybrid models for 2023. All Corolla Cross Hybrids use a new fifth-generation hybrid system that includes standard Electronic All-Wheel Drive (the gasoline engine powers the front wheels with the help of an electric motor, and a second electric motor powers the rear wheels). Complete details aren’t yet available, but Toyota says the Corolla Cross Hybrid will have 194 horsepower (conventional Corolla Cross models have 169 hp) and deliver an estimated 37 mpg in combined city/highway driving. The Corolla Cross Hybrid will be offered in LE and XLE models, along with new sportier S, SE, and XSE trim. Standard features include the new Toyota Audio Multimedia system with wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay connectivity. Pricing is not yet available, but the Corolla Cross Hybrid goes on sale this fall.
First Spin: 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross
Corolla

The Corolla sedan and hatchback models receive updated exterior styling front and rear, along with the Toyota Audio Multimedia system. The value-oriented LE model trades last year’s 139-horsepower 1.8-liter engine for the 169-horsepower 2.0-liter used in other Corollas. The Corolla Hybrid sedan is now available with electronic on-demand all-wheel drive, which uses a second electric motor to power the rear wheels. Previously the Hybrid was only offered in LE trim, but for 2023 it’s joined by four new trim levels: LE AWD, SE, SE AWD, and XLE. The Corolla’s Toyota Safety Sense suite of standard safety equipment evolves to version 3.0 with enhanced features.
Test Drive Gallery: 2022 Toyota Corolla SE Nightshade
GR Corolla

Recently unveiled as a new-for-2023 high-performance version of the Corolla Hatchback, the GR Corolla has generated considerable excitement already. Now, before the new model has even gone on sale, Toyota is adding a limited-production variant. Joining the previously announced Core and Circuit Edition models is the new MORIZO Edition. Named after Toyota president Akio Toyoda (who began using the name Morizo so he could compete in racing activities less conspicuously), the GR Corolla MORIZO Edition boasts more torque, lower weight, and enhanced handling. The turbocharged 1.6-liter 3-cylinder engine remains rated at 300 horsepower, but peak torque increases from 273 to 295 lb-ft. In addition, the 6-speed manual transmission is an exclusive close-ratio unit, and there are shorter-differential gears as well. Weight has been reduced by nearly 100 pounds, largely through the elimination of the rear seat, rear door speakers, rear window regulators, and the hatch’s rear wiper. The body is further strengthened with two rear strut braces, and the forged 18-inch wheels wear super-sticky Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 rubber. The two-seater MORIZO Edition also receives specific suspension tuning and exclusive red-and-black interior trim. Toyota says only 200 numbered units will bebuilt for 2023, but the MORIZO Edition is not a one-year-only offering—more are planned to be produced for subsequent model years.
First Look: 2023 Toyota GR Corolla
GR 86

After its redesign for the 2022 model year, the rear-drive GR 86 sports coupe adds a new limited-production Special Edition model for 2023. The GR 86 Special Edition wears an exclusive Solar Shift orange exterior color. A cat-back GR performance exhaust system with black-chrome tips adds a deep, growling exhaust note. The Special Edition’s black-finish GR 18-inch wheels wear Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires, and there is a special black C-pillar decal and a black rear spoiler for a bit more visual zip. Only 860 of the GR 86 Special Edition models will be produced.
First Spin: 2022 Toyota GR 86
4Runner

Toyota is marking 4Runner’s fortieth birthday with a 40th Anniversary Special Edition based on the SR5 Premium 4WD model. Exclusive items include bronze-finished 17-inch alloy wheels, body-color “heritage” grille, and a bronze-colored 40th Anniversary liftgate badge. The highlight is the retro race-inspired yellow/orange/red exterior graphics. Production is limited to 4040 units.
Test Drive Gallery: 2022 Toyota 4Runner TRD Sport
bZ4X

Toyota’s all-new pure-electric compact crossover SUV debuts as a 2023 model. You can check out our First Look report by clicking the link below; stay tuned for our forthcoming full test-drive review.
First Look: 2023 Toyota bZ4x
C-HR

The C-HR, Toyota’s swoopy, car-like subcompact crossover SUV, was not included in the company’s latest wave of 2023 product info. A redesigned model is possible (the C-HR debuted for the 2018 model year), but we think it’s more likely that it will be carried over with no significant changes or perhaps discontinued, since the more-conventional Corolla Cross is establishing itself as a mainstream choice in the subcompact SUV category.
Test Drive Gallery: Toyota C-HR Limited
Camry

The popular Camry midsize sedan’s available Nightshade appearance package is updated for 2023. The changes include 19-inch bronze-finished wheels, along with black-trimmed headlights and taillights.
Test Drive Gallery: 2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid XSE
Highlander

For non-hybrid Highlander models, the previous 295-hp 3.5-liter V6 is replaced by a 265-horsepower 2.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. Though the 4-cylinder has less horsepower than the V6, it offers improved torque—309 lb-ft instead of the V6’s 263 lb-ft—so it should offer similarly peppy acceleration in addition to its improved environmental emissions performance and comparable fuel economy. Other Highlander updates include a relocated wireless charging pad and dual 12.3-inch display screens for the high-end Limited and Platinum models.
Quick Spin: 2021 Toyota Highlander XSE
Prius

The Prius was not included in the latest wave of 2023 product info, so we don’t yet know exactly what’s in store for Toyota’s pioneering hybrid compact car. An all-new next-generation model could be in the works.
Toyota Priuses Head-to-Head: Prime vs AWD-e
RAV4

The RAV4 Hybrid adds an off-road-adventure-focused Woodland Edition model, which includes TRD (Toyota Racing Development) off-road-tuned suspension, Falken-brand all-terrain tires, flow-formed bronze-colored wheels, mud guards, black badging, and roof-rack cross bars. The interior receives a set of unique Woodland Edition all-weather floor- and cargo mats.
Test Drive: 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime SE
Sequoia

Toyota’s full-size SUV gets a ground-up redesign (at long last) for the 2023 model year. You can check out our 2023 Sequoia First Look articleby clicking the link below;stay tuned for our First Spin test-drive report next week.
First Look: 2023 Toyota Sequoia
Sienna

To celebrate the Sienna minivan’s twenty-fifth year, Toyota is offering a limited-production 25th Anniversary Edition model. Based on Sienna’s sporty XSE trim, the Anniversary Edition adds a collection of upgraded features from the Limited model, along with exclusive interior and exterior trim touches. Toyota will build only 2525 of the 25th Anniversary Edition Siennas.
First Spin: 2021 Toyota Sienna
Supra

Enthusiasts rejoice! The Toyota Supra gets an available manual transmission for the 2023 model year—something many performance-driving aficionados have pining for since the Supra was revived for the 2019 model year. A 6-speed manual transmission is available as an option on the 3.0 6-cylinder models; the 2.0 4-cylinder models will continue to come only with the 8-speed automatic. All 3.0 Supras get retuned steering and suspension, and 3.0 Premium models get a standard 12-speaker JBL Audio system.
Test Drive: 2021 Toyota Supra 3.0 Premium
Tacoma

No official news yet on the expected new-generation Tacoma, but the existing model adds SX and Chrome appearance packages for the entry-level SR5 trim level. The SX Package includes blackout trim and a unique bed graphic. The Chrome Package adds chrome-finished 18-inch wheels, chrome door handles, and chrome TACOMA lettering on the tailgate. The all-new Tacoma is likely to debut for the 2024 model year.
Test Drive Gallery: 2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road
Tundra

SR5 models are available with an optional SX Package appearance group for 2023. Features include blacked-out trim and 18-inch wheels finished in dark metallic gray.
First Spin: 2022 Toyota Tundra
Venza

A Nightshade Edition appearance package with blackout trim is new for 2023. The Venza debuted for the 2021 model year.
Quick Spin: 2021 Toyota Venza Limited
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What’s New For 2023: Toyota? ›
New standard features include Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, Toyota Audio Multimedia System with 8-inch touchscreen, additional USB-C ports, LED Daytime Running Lights, refreshed front and rear bumpers, and an updated grille design.
What are the new features of Toyota 2023? ›New standard features include Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, Toyota Audio Multimedia System with 8-inch touchscreen, additional USB-C ports, LED Daytime Running Lights, refreshed front and rear bumpers, and an updated grille design.
What Toyota will be discontinued in 2023? ›Toyota Avalon
Toyota ends the Avalon's nearly 30-year run by nixing the big sedan from its 2023 lineup. In the Avalon's place comes the hybrid-only 2023 Crown, a higher-riding full-size sedan with SUV-like attributes.
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The 2024 Grand Highlander has already been released; however, people are yet to still get their hands on them. The Grand Highlander is supposed to be a larger alternative to the normal Highlander, but it is more than that. The exterior has been redesigned and manages to look much more modern than the normal vehicle.
Do all 2023 Toyotas have remote start? ›Remote start is only available on vehicles with the Smart Key system integrated. Vehicles without an alarm system require an additional hood switch in order for Remote Start to be activated. Remote start is only available on vehicles with automatic transmissions.
When can i order 2023 Toyota? ›Expect the first 2023 Toyota RAV4, 2023 RAV4 Hybrid, and 2023 RAV4 Prime vehicles to begin shipping to dealerships across the country sometime around November.
What SUV is Toyota discontinuing? ›Instead, the current C-HR (pictured at top) will be phased out of the U.S. and Canadian markets following the 2022 model year in favor of the brand-new Toyota Corolla Cross and Toyota RAV4 SUVs. No replacement is due.
Will Toyota make more cars in 2023? ›TOKYO, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp (7203. T) on Monday said it could produce as many as 10.6 million vehicles this year, while warning of downward risk to its projection from the possible impact of issues such as parts supply shortages and COVID-19.
What cars are not continuing in 2023? ›- Chevrolet Spark.
- Ford EcoSport.
- Ford GT.
- Ford Mustang Shelby GT500.
- Honda Insight.
- Hyundai Accent.
- Hyundai Ioniq.
- Hyundai Veloster.
Is it better to buy new car in 2023? ›
Conclusion: Is 2023 a Good Time To Buy a Car? Considering vehicle prices are still inflated and loan rates may be on the rise, it's not the best time to buy a car. However, auto prices may continue to level off during the rest of the year, which would be a good sign for car buyers.
Will car prices drop in 2023? ›Used car prices have likely peaked, but new car prices are expected to remain high. In 2023, prices are expected to decline by roughly 10% for used cars and by 2.5% to 5% for new cars.
What month do 2023 car models come out? ›Consider the Previous or Outgoing Model Year
You can also get a good deal by purchasing a new car toward the end of its model year, for example, a 2023 model in December of 2023. Traditionally, new model year vehicles start coming out in the previous year's fall.
The rugged, go-anywhere Toyota Land Cruiser is coming back to the American market after a brief hiatus. The brand confirmed the storied nameplate's return in a short video posted on its social media channels, but the next Land Cruiser sold here might be smaller than the last.
What is Toyota discontinuing? ›The sedan will exit after more than four decades — there are a few reasons why. Ben Hsu. Mar 24th 2023 at 2:48PM. The Camry is a staple of Toyota's lineup in the U.S., and despite the turn away from sedans toward SUVs, it's almost unthinkable that it would ever be killed off.
What new Toyota is coming out in 2024? ›Designed by Calty Design Studios and exclusively assembled at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant in Princeton, Indiana, the 2024 Grand Highlander will have a starting MSRP of $43,070 for the gas engine models, $44,670 for the hybrid and $54,040 for the Hybrid MAX powertrain when it hits dealerships this Summer.
How much does Toyota remote start cost? ›Remote Start: Not free for Toyota
But yes remote start is part of Toyota's Connected Service (i.e. subscription) and is listed under Remote Connect as $8/month or $80/year. So, even if you use your key fob to do remote start, it won't work after the subscription expires.
*Disclaimer: A Toyota Remote Connect trial period is at no extra cost and begins on the original date of purchase or lease of eligible new vehicles. After the trial period expires, enrollment in a paid subscription is required to access the service. Terms of Use for the subscription service agreement apply.
Can Toyota unlock my car remotely? ›Remote Connect
Start, lock/unlock your doors and more using your compatible smart device.
In general, it will be best to avoid buying a car in 2023. Due to production issues with certain components and the state of the financial sector, a new or used car might not be a very good decision. Instead, you will probably be better off making repairs to a car you already own and investing in its condition.
How much is a brand new Toyota 2023? ›
The 2023 Toyota Prius price starts at $28,545 for the base trim.
What will happen to car sales in 2023? ›"Expect about a million more light vehicle sales in the U.S. over 2022, totaling around 14.8 million in 2023.
What is the longest lasting Toyota SUV? ›Which Toyota SUV lasts the longest? It comes as no surprise to Toyota Direct that the two cars with the longest lifespan are both Toyota SUV models. The Toyota Land Cruiser and the Toyota Sequoia both offer a potential lifespan of more than 300,000 miles.
Why is Toyota declining? ›Like most automakers, the Japanese brand has struggled with supply chain and production disruptions for the last three years. However, while other companies are posting positive year-over-year growth for Q1, Toyota seems to be facing a more difficult road to recovery.
Is Toyota bringing out a new SUV? ›Toyota's largest plant globally is going electric. The company revealed Wednesday it would assemble its new three-row electric SUV at its Georgetown, Kentucky, facility starting in 2025. The new SUV will be Toyota's first US-assembled EV as the market continues to surpass expectations.
How long will Toyota shortage last? ›Toyota sees vehicle output recovery in 2023, with some risks.
Is Toyota ramping up production 2023? ›The company will introduce 23 new, refreshed or special edition vehicles in 2023, and plans to launch battery electric vehicle (BEV) production in North America as recently announced by Toyota Motor Corporation President Koji Sato.
Why does it take so long to get a new Toyota? ›Issues such as semiconductor chip shortages, shipping problems and sickness and isolation have affected the ability of manufacturers like Toyota to keep their production lines going over the last three years. As such, the Japanese brand's models are experiencing some delays.
Is Toyota discontinuing the Camry? ›Toyota will stop selling the Camry sedan in Japan by the end of the year, marking the end of a 43-year run. It's simple math: Toyota only sold around 6000 Camrys in its home country in 2022. The Camry will remain available in the U.S. and the other global markets where Toyota sold a combined 600,000 units last year.
What is the 2023 car of the year? ›South Korean automaker Hyundai has cleaned house at the 2023 World Car of the Year awards, with the all-electric Hyundai Ioniq 6 taking out the coveted title.
Should I wait till 2024 to buy a car? ›
Americans hoping to save some money on a new car should wait until the latter half of 2023 to buy, especially since automakers are already preparing for those price wars. “So right now, if you can be a little bit patient, my suggestion would be just to wait,” financial expert JB Brown said.
What is the best time of the year to buy a car? ›In terms of the best time of the year, October, November and December are safe bets. Car dealerships have sales quotas, which typically break down into yearly, quarterly and monthly sales goals. All three goals begin to come together late in the year.
How many years should you buy a new car? ›How long should you keep a car? A typical car is expected to last 200,000 miles or more, with electric or hybrid vehicles going up to 300,000 miles. If you drive the average number of miles for an American, a typical car should last you about 14 years and an electric car will last about 21 years.
Will cars ever be affordable again? ›But they warn that prices won't be nearly as low as they were pre-pandemic. Prices skyrocketed during the pandemic, and remained high, due to supply-chain disruptions and a shortage of semiconductor chips, which power cars and more. But now, experts predict that changing conditions in the market will drive prices down.
What is the best day of the week to buy a car? ›Best Day of the Week to Buy a Car
And Tuesday is a good day to shop too. While weekends are often packed with car shoppers, you'll find better deals on Monday and Tuesdays when showrooms are quiet and sales people have more time to negotiate and dedicate to getting your business.
To license CR videos, click here. The 2023 Toyota Crown Platinum trim with two-tone paint. Toyota has replaced its large Avalon sedan with the Crown, an extroverted model that aims to bridge the gap between traditional sedans and SUVs.
What vehicles has Toyota discontinued? ›- Toyota 86.
- Toyota Camry Solara.
- Toyota Celica.
- Toyota Corolla iM.
- Toyota Cressida.
- Toyota ECHO.
- Toyota FJ Cruiser.
- Toyota Land Cruiser.
In fact, Toyota reliability ranks among the highest among automotive brands. How long do Toyotas last? The average lifespan for a Toyota vehicle is 200,000-250,000 miles. With proper care and maintenance, some Toyota models can last as long as 500,000 miles.
Is Toyota running out of chips? ›Toyota cuts vehicle production over global chip shortage
"The shortage of semiconductors, spread of COVID-19 and other factors are making it difficult to look ahead, but we will continue to make every effort possible to deliver as many vehicles to our customers at the earliest date," the company said.
TOKYO — After repeated cuts in its plans last year, Toyota's global 2023 production will be back with a vengeance. In outlining its tentative output plans for suppliers, Toyota said worldwide vehicle production could soar to a record level of 10.6 million vehicles this year.
Is Toyota shutting down due to chip shortage? ›
Toyota Motor said on Friday that it will make about 40 percent fewer cars and trucks around the world in October as a result of complications from a shortage of computer chips and Covid-19 restrictions affecting the production of parts in Southeast Asia.
What is the most expensive Toyota SUV 2023? ›Starting at $59,895, the 2023 Sequoia is Toyota's most expensive SUV. The 2023 model kicks off a brand-new generation for the SUV, and all new Sequoias come standard with the Toyota Tundra's high-tech iForce MAX hybrid powertrain.
What changes in Toyota Camry 2023? ›Ventilated front seats are standard on the Hybrid XLE. And new for 2023, a heated steering wheel is now standard on the TRD V6 and Nightshade models. The Camry relays information to the driver via three available displays. A floating 7- or 9-inch central touch-screen display combines audio and navigation.
Which Toyota models have bird's eye view 2023? ›Additionally, the Toyota RAV4 comes with an available 360-degree camera system that provides a bird's-eye view of the vehicle and its surroundings.
What changes were made to the 2023 Tacoma? ›The biggest change for the 2023 Toyota Tacoma is the addition of a new trim level. The Nightshade edition inserts itself toward the top of the Tacoma range, which means its benefits from most of the features available in the small pickup.
Is Toyota going to discontinue the Camry? ›Toyota will stop selling the Camry sedan in Japan by the end of the year, marking the end of a 43-year run. It's simple math: Toyota only sold around 6000 Camrys in its home country in 2022. The Camry will remain available in the U.S. and the other global markets where Toyota sold a combined 600,000 units last year.
What is the difference between the Toyota Camry 2023? ›Appearance. The primary difference between the 2022 and 2023 Toyota Camry is found in the SE Nightshade trim level. In 2023, this trim will receive 19-inch bronze wheels. The overall body shape and styling remain the same for both model years.
What is the new color for Camry 2023? ›Along with the new Reservoir Blue exterior paint color option, the 2023 Camry offers a refreshed Nightshade Special Edition package for the SE trim. The Camry Nightshade has a blacked-out look with black headlights, front grille, taillight trim, mirror caps, rear spoiler, and badges.
What colors do 2023 Toyotas come in? ›- Ruby Flare Pearl.
- Wind Chill Pearl.
- Ice Cap.
- Classic Silver Metallic.
- Celestite.
- Underground.
- Midnight Black Metallic.
- Blueprint.
Current vehicles in Toyota's lineup that offer the Bird's Eye View Camera include the 2017 Toyota Highlander and Toyota RAV4, both known for their capable prowess and adventurous spirit.
Which Toyota comes with a panoramic sunroof? ›
2021 Toyota Vehicles with a Moonroof/Panoramic Roof
You can drive a new Camry or Corolla, a Tundra or Tacoma, a RAV4 or 4Runner with a moonroof. You can enjoy summer time trips to the shore in your new Toyota and have the roof open to get the full experience.
The 2023 Tacoma is an OK truck. It's decked out with plenty of active safety and infotainment features, it has composed handling, and it's one of the more capable off-roaders in the compact pickup truck class. However, this Toyota's base engine is weak, and the optional engine isn't much better.
Which is bigger Tundra or Tacoma? ›Size is the most obvious difference between these two Toyotas. The 2023 Tundra is almost six inches wider than the last-generation Tacoma and should remain larger than the new one. Tundra buyers can choose between two configurations: Double Cab (with compact rear seats) or CrewMax (with full-size rear seats).
What is the difference between SR and SR5 2023? ›2023 Toyota Tacoma - trim level features
Starting at the lower end, the SR is the base model and offers the basic equipment that other trim levels build from. The SR5 has more adjustable seating, fog lights, and an available Smart Key System. The three TRD models are the best option for outdoor enthusiasts.
Prices could drop up 5% for new vehicles and 10% to 20% for used vehicles in 2023, according to a report in November from J.P. Morgan. The basis for the prediction is that demand has stabilized and vehicle inventory is improving.
Are cars going to get cheaper in 2023? ›Used car prices have likely peaked, but new car prices are expected to remain high. In 2023, prices are expected to decline by roughly 10% for used cars and by 2.5% to 5% for new cars.