Naturally, a stagnant lineup didn't trigger that 20% increase in Q1 sales – the 2024 Prius and Prius Prime, 2025 Crown and Crown Signia, 2025 Camry, the brand-new Tacoma and Tacoma i-Force Max, plus the top-selling RAV4, the returning 2024 Land Cruiser, or the 2025 4Runner are all motivating customers to place the downpayment for a new Toyota now or as soon as the latest models hit the market.
Speaking of top-selling nameplates, Toyota boasts more than one associated with its brand – like the Tacoma mid-size pickup truck and Camry mid-size sedan leaders, plus the compact Corolla and RAV4 icons. The rumor mill insists that the Japanese automaker will soon launch the all-new generation efforts in the compact sector after they addressed the mid-size category with the N400 Tacoma, 2025 4Runner, 2025 Camry, and Crown Signia, plus the 2024 Land Cruiser.
Consequently, the RAV4 and Corolla should be next in line if we are to trust their predictions. Of course, we all need to take it with a grain of salt as Toyota has been silent about announcing the sixth generation 2025 or 2026 RAV4 compact crossover SUV and the thirteenth version of the Corolla compact passenger car series. However, that doesn't mean the creative realm of digital car content creators is idle. Instead, they either focus on the RAV4 or Corolla (or both) as the compact best-sellers have both debuted in their current form in 2018, and many pixel masters believe they're due for a redesign.
Regarding the Corolla, currently, there's a debate going on across the rumor mill and among pixel masters if the compact series – including the sedan, Corolla Hybrid, Corolla Hatchback, and GR Corolla in America – will undergo a complete transformation like it already happened with the Prius or just a 'mild facelift described as a new model' like many think occurred with the 2025 Camry. There's also a question of whether or not it will follow in the footsteps of the latter and become a hybrid-only offering.
Well, as far as the sedan and hatchback are concerned, that could be a possibility – but what about the GR Corolla? Anyway, the good folks over at the AutoYa info channel on YouTube have a satellite venue called AutoYa Interior, and that's where all the (CGI) Corolla action is – with the resident digital expert probably feeling that Toyota is going down the Camry route with a deep front and rear facelift and not many changes to the profile.
Since it's the interior-focused offshoot, the channel has an interest in showcasing the cockpit, as well. As per tradition, the resident pixel master has prepared loads of unofficial trim colors along with potential technological upgrades. The host, meanwhile, discusses the hypothetical details, and they also courteously showcase the exterior in all those luxurious hues. So, what do you think? Is Toyota going to give Corolla a new lease on life with subtle changes or a complete overhaul? And how about those shades – which combination do you like most?
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