Toyota has halted sales of the Yaris Ativ in Thailand after it was revealed that Daihatsu had rigged part of the side-collision safety tests performed on the vehicle.

The Toyota Yaris Ativ is already available in Thailand with prices ranging between 539,000 baht ($15,232) and 689,000 baht ($19,472) depending on the trim.

If you live in Asia and want to buy an economical vehicle, or Ecocar as it’s known in the area, you might want to check the 2014 Toyota Yaris. The new one ditches the 109 hp 1.5-liter engine for ...

Toyota affiliate Daihatsu had rigged part of the door in side-collision safety tests for some 88,000 small cars, most of which were sold under the Toyota brand, the companies said last week.

Daihatsu has said that some 76,289 of those vehicles were Yaris Ativs mainly bound for Thailand and Mexico, as well as Middle East markets. In a statement, Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda apologized ...

The Toyota Vios is like the sedan version of the Yaris. Only it's not based on the European Yaris... or the Mazda 2. For 2017, Toyota has given this popular model a makeover in Thailand and ...

Thailand's lucrative automotive industry has yet to recover from months of political instability, with Toyota's local arm forecasting that its own annual sales in 2014 would drop 25.9% year-over ...

The Toyota Yaris is known for its reliability, efficiency, and ease of use—making it a true all-rounder. In this review, we ...

The Toyota Yaris is the latest casualty of America's embrace of SUVs. Toyota is discontinuing the subcompact following the 2020 model year.

Thailand will work with Toyota Motor Corp in developing the country's electric vehicle (EV) industry, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said after a meeting with the automakers' executives.

The Yaris is Toyota’s top-selling vehicle in the UK, accounting for over 20% of sales last year. It’s also its second best seller in Europe. So, an EV version will be key over the next few years.