Toyota will use the Paris Motor Show to take the wraps off a renewed range of models for the family car market.
The Japanese car giant will unveil the new Auris hatchback, Auris Tourer and Verso people carrier at the show.
The new Auris comes in hatchback and estate form and both will be launched with hybrid technology in addition to the petrol and diesel powertrains on offer.
The Verso has been significantly revised in terms of design as it adopts Toyota's new design language. The interior has been upgraded too, and among the powertrains the 2.0 D-4D diesel engine has been re-engineered to give stronger performance with lower CO2 emissions. Verso’s driving dynamics and NVH levels have also been improved.
The Paris Motor Show will also see the first look at the 2013 Yaris Trend. The Toyota supermini will sport newer interior designs, finishes, textures and colours.
In addtion to the new family car lineup, Toyota is also set to unveil its TRD aerodynamic and performance parts for the GT86 at the show. The range includes exterior and interior accessories and mechanical parts and will be sold individually rather than being grouped into packs.
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