Toyota Corolla

The Toyota Corolla is a compact car model introduced in 1966 and produced across successive generations in sedan, hatchback, wagon, and other body styles.

Toyota: Toyota is a Japanese automotive manufacturer founded in 1937. Toyota introduced the Corolla in 1966 and has produced every generation.
Internal combustion engine: An internal combustion engine produces power by burning fuel inside cylinders or a combustion chamber. Most Corolla generations have used this basic type of powertrain.
Toyota Corolla Hatchback: The Toyota Corolla Hatchback is a compact hatchback variant of the Corolla. Its rear hatch and folding seats offer a more flexible cargo area than the sedan.
Honda Civic: The Honda Civic is a compact car model introduced by Honda in 1972. It is the Corolla’s long-running Japanese rival in the compact-car segment.
Eiji Toyoda: Eiji Toyoda was a Japanese industrialist who led Toyota through its postwar expansion. His leadership shaped Toyota’s growth as it developed the Corolla.
Hybrid electric vehicle: A hybrid electric vehicle combines an internal combustion engine with one or more electric motors. Hybrid Corollas use both systems to reduce fuel consumption.
Toyota Corolla Touring Sports: The Toyota Corolla Touring Sports is a wagon variant sold in several European markets. It adapts the Corolla platform for greater passenger and cargo capacity.
Volkswagen Golf: The Volkswagen Golf is a compact car model introduced by Volkswagen in 1974. Its hatchback-centered range contrasts with the Corolla’s strong sedan presence.
Toyota Corolla E10: The E10 is the first generation of the Toyota Corolla, launched in 1966. It established the model’s name and original compact-car format.
Toyota Hybrid System: Toyota Hybrid System is a powertrain design that coordinates an engine, electric motors, and a battery. It powers hybrid Corolla variants in markets where those versions are sold.

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Toyota Motor CorporationBroader topic: Its long-running global sales illustrate Toyota’s mass-market reach.