2025/2026 Toyota Corolla Sedan

Starting at $22,000 – $23,000

2025/2026 Toyota Corolla Sedan new generation, scheduled for 2025, maintains the TNGA platform and brings new features such as the possibility of 100% electric versions, in line with current trends in the automotive market. Inspired by Toyota’s BZ electric models, the 2025 Corolla will have a fresh look, with influences from the BZ3 electric midsize sedan .

Engine

1. Base Engine (Gasoline)
   • 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine
     • Horsepower: Around 139 hp
     • Torque: Around 126 lb-ft
     • Fuel Economy: Approximately 30-32 MPG city / 38-40 MPG highway
       This engine focuses on fuel efficiency and reliable performance for daily commuting.
2. 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine (Available on higher trims)
   • Horsepower: Around 169 hp
   • Torque: 151 lb-ft
   • Fuel Economy: Around 31-32 MPG city / 40-41 MPG highway
     This engine provides a bit more power while still delivering impressive fuel economy. It makes for a slightly more engaging driving experience compared to the base engine.
3. Hybrid Engine (Expected Continuation)
   • 1.8-liter 4-cylinder hybrid engine paired with electric motor
     • Total System Horsepower: Around 121 hp
     • Fuel Economy: Approximately 52 MPG combined
       The hybrid option focuses heavily on maximizing fuel efficiency, making it a top choice for eco-conscious drivers.

Transmission

1. Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
   • Most trims of the Corolla will likely come standard with a CVT that enhances fuel economy by continuously adjusting gear ratios for smooth and efficient driving.
   • Simulated 10-speed transmission (via paddle shifters) in sport modes, allowing for a more engaging experience in higher trim levels.
2. 6-Speed Manual Transmission
   • A manual option may still be offered on select sport-oriented trims (such as SE or Apex Edition), for drivers who prefer a more traditional driving experience.

Performance

• The Corolla Sedan prioritizes smooth handling, with well-tuned suspension and responsive steering. While it is not designed as a high-performance vehicle, its driving dynamics are balanced for comfort and ease of use in urban environments.
• Sport trims (like the SE or XSE) may offer tighter suspension and better responsiveness, catering to those who want a more spirited drive.