Toyota Yaris Discontinued in India: All You Need to Know

After being in the market for 3 years, the Toyota Yaris sedan has been discontinued in India, and here’s what you need to know about it.


Here's everything you need to know about Toyota discontinuing the Yaris sedan in India

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Here’s everything you need to know about Toyota discontinuing the Yaris sedan in India

The Toyota Yaris sedan has been officially discontinued in India after being in the market for a little over 3 years. While the company had the Etios before it, it was with the Yaris that marked Toyota’s entry into the compact sedan space, dominated by the likes of Honda City, Hyundai Verna and Maruti Suzuki Ciaz. Sadly, the Yaris failed to make a lasting impression on Indian car buyers, and with declining sales, the company has now decided to discontinue the model for good. And here’s everything you need to know about it

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The Toyota Yaris sedan was launched in March 2018, and was the only petrol model

Why did Toyota discontinue the Yaris sedan?

NS Toyota yariso The sedan was launched in India in March 2018 and the company launched it only as a petrol model. However, all subsequent rivals, including Maruti Suzuki Ciazzi, offered diesel engines, which were in high demand. While petrol engines started gaining popularity in the BS6 era, but in 2020, we also saw the launch of the new-gen. honda city more updates Hyundai VernaWhich attracted most of the buyers. In fact, Toyota sold only 1166 units of Yaris in the last six months, out of which 871 units were sold in March 2021, 285 units in April, 5-5 units in June and July, while Toyota sold zero units in May and August. . of Yaris. Toyota is now working on a new product strategy for India and has decided to discontinue the Yaris sedan.

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Toyota will continue to provide 10 years of service and part support to existing Yaris customers

How does this affect existing customers?

Frankly, it won’t have any major impact on existing car owners, as Toyota has confirmed that it will continue to offer post-sales support to owners exiting the Yaris. In fact, the company has announced that it will continue to offer genuine Toyota spare parts for the Yaris for at least the next 10 years. Therefore, service and parts availability will not be a problem. However, we expect the resale value of the car to be affected significantly.

Is Toyota still making Yaris? / Can I buy it?

Well, the short answer to both the questions is ‘no’. Toyota has ceased production of the Yaris, however, so it is possible that many dealers have the car in stock. Despite the fact that Toyota is assuring availability of parts and after-sales service, we still think it would be prudent to go for another car at this point in time. While both the Honda City and the Hyundai Verna are good options, you can go for the Urban Cruiser if you want a Toyota brand car at a similar price point. Yes, it’s the Vitara Brezza below, but it’s a very good SUV and you get Toyota’s reliable aftersales support with it.

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The Yaris is expected to be replaced by a Toyota-badged sedan based on the Maruti Suzuki Ciazzo

Will Toyota launch a new sedan?

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Well, again the short answer is yes. Toyota may launch a rebadged version of Maruti Suzuki Ciaz in India. As part of the company’s partnership with Suzuki Motor Corporation, the company has already launched the Toyota badge. baleno, which was renamed glanza, And this Vitara Brezza, which was re-badged as urban cruiser. Although details are still scarce, earlier this year the company trademarked the name Toyota Belta in India, and it is speculated to be a Toyota-badged name. ciaz. We have already seen leaked pictures of the Ciaz’s grille with Toyota logo confirming the speculations. We expect the sedan to be launched in early 2022.

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