New for 2018:Toyota Cars

Christian Wardlaw | Feb 12, 2018

Aside from introducing a redesigned Camry midsize sedan and announcing a freshened Sienna minivan, Toyota makes few, if any, changes to its lineup of passenger cars. Stay tuned, though, because a new Avalon is coming in 2019, and a new Corolla is due soon, too.

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2018 Toyota Camry LE front quarter right photo

Detailed changes for each Toyota car and van are shown on the pages that follow, the vehicles listed in alphabetical order.

2018 Toyota 86

New GT Black trim with black outside mirrors and a special rear spoiler
New Thunder paint color reserved for GT Black trim
Hot Lava paint color discontinued

2018 Toyota Avalon

Toyota reports no changes to the Avalon in advance of a complete redesign for 2019

2018 Toyota Camry

Popular midsize family sedan is completely redesigned
Move to new global vehicle platform improves driving dynamics
New and more powerful 4-cylinder, V6, and gas-electric hybrid powertrains
New 8-speed automatic for 4-cylinder and V6
New continuously variable transmission for Camry Hybrid
Next-generation Entune 3.0 infotainment systems
Standard Toyota Safety Sense driver assist and collision avoidance technologies
L, LE and XLE trims aimed at mainstream drivers
SE and XSE trims aimed at driving enthusiasts

2018 Toyota Corolla

Standard illuminated front visor mirrors
SE and XLE trims add a leather-wrapped steering wheel
50th Anniversary Edition is discontinued

2018 Toyota Corolla iM

Toyota reports no changes to this affordable 5-door hatchback

2018 Toyota Mirai

Toyota reports no changes to its California-only fuel-cell electric vehicle

2018 Toyota Prius

Toyota reports no changes to its popular hybrid hatchback

2018 Toyota Prius c

Toyota freshens the subcompact Prius c with revised styling and a new crossover SUV costume
A reversing camera is now standard equipment
New paint colors: Sandstorm and Tide Pool Pearl

2018 Toyota Prius Prime

Toyota reports no changes to its Prius-based plug-in hybrid vehicle

2018 Toyota Prius v

Toyota may have discontinued the Prius v hybrid wagon

2018 Toyota Sienna

Updated exterior styling
Quieter interior for SE and Limited trims
Standard Toyota Safety Sense driver assistance and collision avoidance technologies
Upgraded instrumentation, USB connectivity
New Entune 3.0 infotainment systems for all trims
New 360-degree top-down and surround-view camera system for Limited Platinum trim
New paint colors: Toasted Walnut, Alumina Jade, Parisian Night

2018 Toyota Yaris

Updated front and rear styling
New instrumentation for L and LE trims
Standard reversing camera, tilt steering wheel
New paint colors: Blue Eclipse and 2-tone Black Sand over Blue Eclipse

2018 Toyota Yaris iA

Toyota reports no changes to its Mazda-based Yaris iA sedan

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