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Overview

The Toyota Yaris is a five-seat B-segment hatchback for buyers who want a petrol-powered automatic with front-wheel drive. Launched in 2023 in its current NSP151 Facelift 3 form, it uses a 1.5-litre engine and CVT across both variants. Prices start from RM88,000.

Yaris in 2026 — what's new

The Toyota Yaris carries into 2026 unchanged, with no 2026-specific update announced for this hatchback. The current range remains the 1.5 E and 1.5 G, both using a 1,496 cc petrol engine producing 105 hp, driving the front wheels through an automatic CVT. Both are five-seaters, so the choice is between trim levels rather than a different powertrain or seating layout.

Variants (2)

RM88,000–RM91,600 · est. from RM900/mo

Which variant to buy

Most buyers should choose the Toyota Yaris 1.5 E at RM88,000. It has the same 1,496 cc, 105 hp petrol engine, front-wheel drive, CVT and five-seat layout as the 1.5 G. The G costs RM91,600, so the RM3,600 gap does not buy extra power or a different drivetrain. Pay more only if the G’s trim-specific equipment matters to you; on the listed mechanicals, the E is the rational pick.

Previous model years (4)

Shopping the previous generation? Yaris NSP151 Facelift 2 (2020–2023) →

Colours

across the range — availability varies by variant

  • Platinum White Pearl Pearl
  • Red Mica Metallic Metallic
  • Silver Metallic Metallic

Toyota Yaris buyer's guides & reviews

Verdict

The Yaris is a straightforward B-segment hatchback: a 1.5-litre petrol engine, CVT and five seats in both versions. The prior facelift revised the exterior, while much of the interior and mechanical package remained familiar. Price is its awkward point. At RM88,000, it starts RM2,100 above the Honda City Hatchback, while the Perodua Myvi starts from RM46,500. The E makes more sense than the G because their listed mechanical specifications are identical.

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Toyota Yaris sales in Malaysia

2,330 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #32 best-selling model this year.

957 Jul 2025 Jun 2026 Full Yaris sales data, month by month →

Toyota Yaris resale value

What a used Yaris holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.

A three-year-old Yaris holds about 71% of its original value — stronger than the market average of 64%. The slower the line falls, the better it holds its value.
0% 50% 100% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Age (years)
Toyota Yaris Market average
Year Trade guide Typical asking Dealer sold Holds
2026 RM99,600 100%
2025 RM85,700 86%
2024 RM71,200 RM67,800 (23) RM74,800 74%
2023 RM65,600 RM63,800 (45) RM70,800 71%
2022 RM60,500 RM57,800 (73) RM69,550 68%
2021 RM55,000 RM56,500 (107) RM66,800 70%
2020 RM52,200 RM49,650 (94) RM64,480 62%
2019 RM45,400 RM46,800 (130) RM62,000 61%

Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.

Generations

Rivals to consider

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Toyota Yaris FAQ

How much is the Toyota Yaris in Malaysia?

The Toyota Yaris costs RM88,000 for the 1.5 E and RM91,600 for the 1.5 G.

Which Toyota Yaris variant should I buy?

Buy the 1.5 E. It has the same listed 105 hp 1.5-litre petrol engine, CVT, front-wheel drive and five seats as the G, for RM3,600 less.

What engine and transmission does the Toyota Yaris use?

Both variants use a 1,496 cc petrol engine with 105 hp, paired with an automatic CVT and front-wheel drive.

Is the Toyota Yaris updated for 2026?

No 2026-specific update is announced for the Toyota Yaris hatchback. It continues with the 1.5 E and 1.5 G range launched in 2023.

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