Toyota Philippines: Models, Prices and Specs
Toyota Philippines 2026 prices and buyer's guide: Wigo, Vios, Ativ, Raize, Innova, Fortuner, Hilux and more, with SRPs, specs and variants.
- DistributorToyota Motor Philippines Corporation
- In the Philippines since1988
- Models on sale18
- Price range₱615,000 – ₱6,930,000
Toyota models for 2026
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About Toyota in the Philippines
Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation (TMP) was incorporated in August 1988 and builds vehicles at its plant in Santa Rosa, Laguna, where the Vios and the Innova come off the line. The local range is wide. The same showroom can sell you a ₱615,000 Wigo, a Tamaraw utility van for a small business, or a Land Cruiser 300 hybrid at ₱6,930,000.
Electrification is the biggest change of the past two years. Toyota now has a full hybrid at most price points: the Ativ HEV starts at ₱1,198,000, and hybrid versions of the Yaris Cross, Corolla Cross, Corolla Altis, Zenix, RAV4 and Land Cruiser sit above it. The Corolla Cross and the new RAV4 are sold only as hybrids. In 2026 the Hilux moved to a new generation and added a battery-electric version. Diesel still powers the working end of the lineup, from the Innova and Fortuner to the Hiace and Tamaraw.
Prices on these pages are suggested retail prices (SRP) as listed in late 2026. Toyota adjusted some of them during the year, including the RAV4 in August, so ask for a written quote with the current SRP before you commit. Then ask separately about the cash discount, free PMS and the chattel mortgage fee. A low down payment promo usually means a bigger loan and more interest over the term, so compare the total you will pay over the whole loan as well as the monthly amortization.
Official website: toyota.com.ph
Toyota price range by model
| Model | Type | SRP |
|---|---|---|
| Toyota Wigo | Entry-level city hatchback | ₱615,000 – ₱735,000 |
| Toyota Vios | Subcompact sedan | ₱738,000 – ₱908,000 |
| Toyota Raize | Subcompact crossover | ₱757,000 – ₱1,069,000 |
| Toyota Avanza | Compact MPV | ₱844,000 – ₱1,071,000 |
| Toyota Ativ | Subcompact sedan | ₱916,000 – ₱1,198,000 |
| Toyota Tamaraw | Light commercial vehicle | ₱937,000 – ₱1,359,000 |
| Toyota Veloz | Compact MPV | ₱1,104,000 – ₱1,262,000 |
| Toyota Rush | Compact seven-seat SUV | ₱1,208,000 |
| Toyota Yaris Cross | Subcompact crossover | ₱1,210,000 – ₱1,690,000 |
| Toyota Corolla Altis | Compact sedan | ₱1,213,000 – ₱1,746,000 |
| Toyota Hiace | Full-size van | ₱1,249,000 – ₱3,464,000 |
| Toyota Innova | Midsize diesel MPV | ₱1,267,000 – ₱1,814,000 |
| Toyota Corolla Cross | Compact crossover | ₱1,514,000 – ₱1,947,000 |
| Toyota Zenix | Midsize MPV | ₱1,676,000 – ₱1,991,000 |
| Toyota Hilux | Midsize pickup | ₱1,772,000 – ₱2,990,000 |
| Toyota Fortuner | Midsize SUV | ₱1,775,000 – ₱2,656,000 |
| Toyota RAV4 | Compact SUV | ₱2,227,000 – ₱2,549,000 |
| Toyota Land Cruiser | Full-size 4x4 SUV | ₱5,758,000 – ₱6,930,000 |
Variant-by-variant prices with estimated monthly payments are on the Toyota price list.
Toyota Philippines FAQ
How long is the warranty on a new Toyota in the Philippines?
Three years or 100,000 km, whichever comes first. For vehicles sold from January 1, 2025, Toyota Motor Philippines adds up to two more years or 40,000 km if you keep up periodic maintenance service (PMS) at a Toyota dealer. Full fourth-year coverage needs at least six PMS visits in the first three years, with at least one each year; fewer visits get limited coverage.
Are Toyota hybrids exempt from number coding?
Full hybrids certified by the Department of Energy get green plates and are covered by the EVIDA law's number-coding exemption, which the DOE has reminded the MMDA about more than once. Check that your exact model is on the DOE's list and that the dealer processes the green plate. Toyota's 2026 hybrids include the Ativ HEV, Yaris Cross HEV, Corolla Cross, Corolla Altis HEV, Zenix Q, RAV4 and Land Cruiser HEV.
Is the Vios being replaced by the Ativ?
Not yet. Toyota launched the Ativ in October 2025 as the next generation of the Vios, but the older Vios is still sold, now only with the 1.3-liter engine at ₱738,000 to ₱908,000. The Ativ costs ₱916,000 to ₱1,198,000 and is the only one of the two with a 1.5-liter or hybrid version.