In the midst of all the ins and outs and they go with variants such as the Corolla Cross and GR Corolla, it is easy to forget that the regular Toyota Corolla of the 12th generation has been around for seven years. That would normally make it ripe for a replacement, but it seems to be soldiers for a while, because the sedan finally receives its first right facelift.
Photos obtained by Chinaev at home From an application from the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (Miit), the Sedan with a completely new front-end shows and takes a page of the latest Prius and Camry. Here you will find Toyota’s newest “hammerhead” design covered by C-shaped headlights, while L-shaped bumper corners with integrated fog lights in the slimmer middle air inlet.
Elsewhere, the car has new, complicated designed two-tone alloy wheels that look suspiciously similar to the Rollers on the faceled lexus es of the sixth generation from 2015. A black triangle has also been added to the rear edge of the rear quarter of the greenhouse to extend the greenhouse to connect the (now smoke).
In general, however, the rest of the car seems to be unchanged, stored for black trim to replace the previous chrome. However, we expect some updates to the interior, similar to what the Camry received for his XV80 heavy facelift. Motor options will probably remain the same, which consists of 1.2 liter 9-NR-FTS four-cylinder and 1.5 liter M15B-FTS three-pot Natural aspirated engines, plus a hybrid of 1.8 liters.
This revision for the FAW Toyota-built Corolla-Sedan is important to us, given that of all the variants that are sold in China (including the Allion and the GAC-built Levin), this is the one offered in Malaysia. As such, we can expect that this model will be launched here sometime next year, still with the only 139 PS/172 Nm 2ZR-FE 1.8 liter petrol option option.
Gallery: 2023 Toyota Corolla Sedan in Malaysia
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