# Toyota cars

Every Toyota car sold in the US, with the official EPA figures.

- **Models:** 8
- **Hybrid options:** 5
- **Electric options:** 0

## Quick answer

Toyota sells 8 cars in the US for 2026: GR 86, GR Supra, Corolla, Mirai, Crown Signia, Camry, Crown and Prius. The most fuel-efficient is the Prius at up to 57 mpg combined.

## Every Toyota car compared

| Model | Size class | Powertrains | Drive | Fuel economy | Fuel cost / year | Years |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [GR 86](/vehicles/toyota-gr-86) | Minicompact car | Gas | RWD | 22-24 mpg | $3,400-$3,750 | 2022-present |
| [GR Supra](/vehicles/toyota-gr-supra) | Two-seater | Gas | RWD | 21-27 mpg | $3,050-$3,900 | 2020-present |
| [Corolla](/vehicles/toyota-corolla) | Compact car | Gas, Hybrid | AWD, FWD | 22-50 mpg | $1,350-$3,750 | 2015-present |
| [Mirai](/vehicles/toyota-mirai) | Compact car | Hydrogen | RWD | -- | -- | 2016-present |
| Crown Signia | Small wagon | Hybrid | AWD | 38 mpg | $1,750 | 2025-present |
| [Camry](/vehicles/toyota-camry) | Midsize car | Hybrid | AWD, FWD | 43-51 mpg | $1,300-$1,550 | 2015-present |
| [Crown](/vehicles/toyota-crown) | Midsize car | Hybrid | AWD | 30-41 mpg | $1,650-$2,250 | 2023-present |
| [Prius](/vehicles/toyota-prius) | Midsize car | Hybrid | AWD, FWD | 48-57 mpg | $1,200-$1,400 | 2015-present |

EPA combined ratings. MPGe is the EPA efficiency measure for electric cars. Models, size classes, powertrains, drivetrains, mpg and range from the EPA/DOE fueleconomy.gov dataset (model years 2021-2027). Heavy-duty pickups are exempt from EPA labels and are listed by hand.

## Toyota cars, model by model

**[GR 86](/vehicles/toyota-gr-86).** The 2027 GR 86 is a minicompact car offered with 2.4L 4-cyl, in RWD. Its most efficient version is rated 21 mpg city and 30 highway (24 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $3,400-$3,750. It has been in the EPA data since 2022.

**[GR Supra](/vehicles/toyota-gr-supra).** The 2026 GR Supra is a two-seater offered with 2.0L 4-cyl turbo or 3.0L V6 turbo, in RWD. Its most efficient version is rated 25 mpg city and 31 highway (27 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $3,050-$3,900. It has been in the EPA data since 2020.

**[Corolla](/vehicles/toyota-corolla).** The 2027 Corolla is a compact car offered with 2.0L 4-cyl or 1.8L 4-cyl hybrid, in AWD or FWD. Its most efficient version is rated 53 mpg city and 46 highway (50 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,350-$3,750. It has been in the EPA data since 2015.

**[Mirai](/vehicles/toyota-mirai).** The 2026 Mirai is a compact car offered with Hydrogen fuel cell, in RWD. Its most efficient version is rated 74 mpg city and 70 highway (72 combined). It has been in the EPA data since 2016.

**Crown Signia.** The 2026 Crown Signia is a small wagon offered with 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid, in AWD. Its most efficient version is rated 39 mpg city and 37 highway (38 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,750. It has been in the EPA data since 2025.

**[Camry](/vehicles/toyota-camry).** The 2026 Camry is a midsize car offered with 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid, in AWD or FWD. Its most efficient version is rated 52 mpg city and 49 highway (51 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,300-$1,550. It has been in the EPA data since 2015.

**[Crown](/vehicles/toyota-crown).** The 2026 Crown is a midsize car offered with 2.5L 4-cyl hybrid or 2.4L 4-cyl turbo hybrid, in AWD. Its most efficient version is rated 42 mpg city and 41 highway (41 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,650-$2,250. It has been in the EPA data since 2023.

**[Prius](/vehicles/toyota-prius).** The 2027 Prius is a midsize car offered with 2.0L 4-cyl hybrid, in AWD or FWD. Its most efficient version is rated 59 mpg city and 50 highway (55 combined). EPA puts its annual fuel cost at $1,200-$1,400. It has been in the EPA data since 2015.

## Which Toyota car is cheapest to run?

1. **Prius:** $1,200-$1,400 a year in fuel (48-57 mpg)
2. **Camry:** $1,300-$1,550 a year in fuel (43-51 mpg)
3. **Corolla:** $1,350-$3,750 a year in fuel (22-50 mpg)
4. **Crown:** $1,650-$2,250 a year in fuel (30-41 mpg)
5. **Crown Signia:** $1,750 a year in fuel (38 mpg)
6. **GR Supra:** $3,050-$3,900 a year in fuel (21-27 mpg)
7. **GR 86:** $3,400-$3,750 a year in fuel (22-24 mpg)

EPA annual fuel cost assumes 15,000 miles a year, 55% city and 45% highway, at national average fuel and electricity prices.

## Toyota cars from smallest to largest

1. **Minicompact car:** GR 86
2. **Two-seater:** GR Supra
3. **Compact car:** Corolla, Mirai
4. **Small wagon:** Crown Signia
5. **Midsize car:** Camry, Crown, Prius

## Recently discontinued Toyota cars

| Model | Size class | Powertrains | Fuel economy | Years |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Prius Prime](/vehicles/toyota-prius-prime) | Midsize car | Plug-in hybrid | 48-52 mpg | 2017-2024 |
| [Avalon](/vehicles/toyota-avalon) | Midsize car | Gas, Hybrid | 25-44 mpg | 2015-2022 |

## Frequently asked questions

### How many cars does Toyota make?

Toyota sells 8 cars in the US for the 2026 model year: GR 86, GR Supra, Corolla, Mirai, Crown Signia, Camry, Crown and Prius. Recently discontinued: Prius Prime (last 2024) and Avalon (last 2022).

### What is the most fuel-efficient Toyota car?

The Toyota Prius has the highest EPA rating in the 2026 lineup, up to 57 mpg combined as a hybrid. Ratings depend on engine and drivetrain.

### Does Toyota make a hybrid car?

Yes: the Corolla, the Crown Signia, the Camry, the Crown and the Prius.

### Does Toyota make an electric car?

Not for the 2026 model year, according to the EPA data.

### Which Toyota car is cheapest to run?

The Toyota Prius, with an EPA annual fuel cost from $1,200, based on 15,000 miles a year at national average prices. Hybrid versions usually cost the least to fuel; check the table for each version.

### Which Toyota cars have all-wheel drive?

5 of 8 current Toyota cars offer all- or four-wheel drive: Corolla, Crown Signia, Camry, Crown and Prius. AWD usually costs 1-3 mpg against the two-wheel-drive version of the same engine.

### What is the smallest Toyota car?

By EPA size class, the smallest current Toyota cars are the GR 86 (minicompact car), and the largest are the Camry, Crown and Prius. EPA classes go by interior volume or weight rating, not exact length.

## Sources

- [fueleconomy.gov (US DOE and EPA)](https://www.fueleconomy.gov/)

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Updated: 2026-11-03
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