Toyota Yaris

The Toyota Yaris is a world-renowned subcompact car that has become a symbol of efficiency and reliability. Originally launched in 1999 to replace the Starlet and Tercel, the Yaris was designed as a global model, often marketed as the Vitz in Japan until recent generations standardized the name worldwide.

Today, the Toyota Yaris is manufactured in several strategic locations across the globe to meet regional demand. For the European market, it is primarily produced at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing France (TMMF) plant in Valenciennes and at a facility in the Czech Republic. Other production hubs include Japan, Thailand, and Brazil, reflecting its status as a truly international vehicle.

Toyota Motor Corporation, headquartered in Toyota City, Japan, remains the ultimate owner and manufacturer. As one of the world's largest automotive companies, Toyota continues to innovate in the hybrid space, with the latest Yaris models being central to their sustainability goals in urban mobility.