Toyota refreshed the fourth generation of the Yaris in 2024 and added more power, improved styling, and a better interior for its supermini vehicle.

Toyota introduced the fourth generation of the Yaris in late 2019 simultaneously in Japan and Europe, and unlike its predecessors, it was available only as a five-door hatchback. Still, a high-performance three-door version came later and was known as the GR Yaris.

TOYOTA Yaris 5 Doors

Toyota introduced a mid-life cycle refresh for its small-sized Yaris, trying to keep up with its competitors, such as the Volkswagen Polo and the Renault Clio.

The third generation of the Toyota Yaris was introduced in 2011 and it came to reinforce the Japanese car-maker presence in the European B-Segment.

Already praised for its low fuel consumption and great abilities around town, Toyota introduced the facelifted Yaris in 2008.

Introduced at the end of 2005 on the European and North American market, the second generation of the Yaris was a natural evolution of its predecessor and was available in a three- or five-door configuration.

In 1999, Toyota introduced the Yaris/Vitz on the market as its leading contender in the small segment and offered it in three main versions: hatchback with three or five doors and a four-door sedan.

The European supermini segment was very important and was mostly covered by French, German, and Italian carmakers until 1999, when Toyota stepped up its game and introduced the Yaris.