The 2025 Toyota Corolla Just Got Even More Stylish For Europe

The 12th-generation Toyota Corolla has undergone a minor update for the European 2025 model year. Though the changes are primarily minor, they provide the car's appearance and feel some pleasing accents. Sales will start later this month; the precise pricing information is yet unknown.

With ten colors, the Corolla still comes in Hatchback, Sedan, and Touring Sports models. Metal Oxide, a strong red that complements a contrasting gloss black roof—available on both the Hatchback and Touring Sports—is one new addition to the mix. The Sedan also has the Metal Oxide shade; here you can choose either a matching or contrasting roof.

On all models, Toyota also changed the color-matching wing mirrors to sleek gloss black caps, albeit modest yet obvious. Additionally, if you're going for the Mid+ trim, those star-shaped center caps provide a great accent, and you will find some stunning new 17-inch wheels with a silver and black finish.

Though somewhat more subdued, the alterations inside are nonetheless noteworthy. Nowadays, synthetic leather covers both the gear shift knob and the steering wheel; the Hatchback and Touring Sports versions in Mid+ have new recyclable fabric upholstery. Toyota claims that it is not only robust but also pleasant to the touch, so it is both environmentally friendly and cozy.

About powertrains, things are as usual. The Toyota Corolla maintains its hybrid 1.8-liter (138 hp) and 2.0-liter (193 hp) engines; Toyota Safety Sense, the suite of safety measures used by the brand, comes standard all around.