2023 Toyota Corolla Photos, engines & full specs

Toyota refreshed the twelfth generation of the Corolla in 2022 for the European market and continued to offer it in three shapes, including the four-door sedan.

After almost six decades since the nameplate's introduction, the Corolla was the best-selling car in the world, with more than fifty-million units delivered. The automaker tried to create a car for everyone and did that better than anyone else. By producing it as a sedan, five-door hatchback, and station wagon, most people could get one to fit their needs. In 2018, Toyota introduced the twelfth generation of this nameplate. Come 2022, and the automaker launched a facelifted version of it.

While it kept a similar front fascia, with the same angry-looking headlights, these were different than the pre-facelifted version and featured bi-LED lights. Also, the bumper featured a broad grille with a trapezoidal shape in the middle. On the lower side, this was flanked by the foglamps' scoops. The sedan-shaped Corolla featured the same ascending beltline on its bodywork, with the raked-forward rear windscreen. To create a premium look for the car, Toyota kept the chromed trims around the windows.

Inside, the automaker installed new upholstery with a 3D pattern. On the dashboard, the automaker offered an option for a 10.5" touchscreen mounted in a floating position. Starting from the mid-grade level. The Corolla sedan featured a 12.3" display for the instrument panel instead of traditional dials and gauges. In the back, there was limited room for three adults due to the lower roof line, but still, it was enough for two grown-ups or three children.

Under the hood, the automaker installed a choice of two hybrid drivetrains. Both of them performed better in terms of fuel efficiency and performance than the non-facelifted version.