The Toyota Corolla Is Reportedly Going Electric
After 60 years, 12 generations, and more than 57 million cars sold, the Toyota Corolla is finally getting a fully electric model. Car and Driver reported Tuesday that Toyota is planning a major overhaul for the next-generation Corolla. The new models are expected to arrive sometime in 2027 for the 2028 model year, with the usual gas and hybrid versions alongside plug-in hybrid and fully electric models for the first time.
- ▪After 60 years, 12 generations, and more than 57 million cars sold, the Toyota Corolla is finally getting a fully electric model.
- ▪Car and Driver reported Tuesday that Toyota is planning a major overhaul for the next-generation Corolla.
- ▪The new models are expected to arrive sometime in 2027 for the 2028 model year, with the usual gas and hybrid versions alongside plug-in hybrid and fully electric models for the first time.
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After 60 years, 12 generations, and more than 57 million cars sold, the Toyota Corolla is finally getting a fully electric model. Car and Driver reported Tuesday that Toyota is planning a major overhaul for the next-generation Corolla. The new models are expected to arrive sometime in 2027 for the 2028 model year, with the usual gas and hybrid versions alongside plug-in hybrid and fully electric models for the first time. The Corolla first went on sale in 1966 and has since become one of the best-selling vehicles ever made. Toyota said earlier this year that global sales had exceeded 57 million units. Six decades later, the car is still a major part of Toyota’s business.
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