Get ready for the 2026 Toyota Corolla, which combines advanced technology with the brand’s renowned reliability and affordability. The new model will be available in three grades: LE, SE, and XSE. It features a 2.0L Dynamic Force 4-cylinder engine that produces 169 horsepower and 151 lb.-ft. of torque, achieving up to an estimated 35 MPG combined.
The Corolla comes standard with Toyota Audio Multimedia, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. New additions include a digital gauge cluster—7-inch on LE and SE grades, and a 12.3-inch on XSE.
Expected to arrive at dealerships this fall, the starting price for the LE grade is $22,725 excluding processing fees.
The Corolla offers enhanced driving experiences with its TNGA-C platform providing agility and comfort through its suspension system. All models come with a Dynamic Shift continuously variable transmission (CVT) that enhances performance feel.
Design-wise, each grade presents unique features such as different grille styles and wheel options ranging from steel to alloy wheels depending on the model.
Inside, the Corolla boasts a spacious cabin with adjustable seating options across all grades. Additional features include an available Qi wireless charger and power tilt sliding moonroof.
The car also supports intuitive multimedia connectivity through an 8-inch touchscreen or optional larger screens in higher grades. Connectivity includes dual Bluetooth phone capability along with trials for Wi-Fi Connect* services.
Safety remains paramount with Blind Spot Monitor now standard across all models alongside other safety systems under Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 like Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection and Lane Departure Alert among others.
Toyota’s warranty covers basic components for three years or up to 36,000 miles while additional warranties extend coverage further including powertrain protection for five years or up to 60,000 miles.
Toyota has been part of American culture for nearly seven decades focusing on sustainable mobility through its various brands employing thousands across multiple manufacturing plants nationwide contributing significantly towards electrified vehicle production set to expand further in North Carolina by spring next year.
