Toyota Aygo

The Toyota Aygo is the iconic Japanese urban city car, launched in 2005 to conquer the ultra-compact segment with an unbeatable price positioning and reliability without compromise. Since its debut, the Toyota Aygo story unfolds through three successive generations that have redefined access to mobility in Europe, with cumulative sales exceeding 2.7 million units worldwide. The first generation (2005-2014) established the model's codes: minimalist format, economical petrol engine, and playful design signed by Italdesign, positioning the city car against rivals like the Peugeot 107 and Citroën C1, its partners from the ABC platform. The second generation (2014-2022) refined previous Toyota Aygo generations by integrating a more assertive front face, strengthened safety technologies, and better soundproofing, consolidating its status as a European reference in the entry-level city car segment. Since 2022, the third generation continues this evolution by adopting a more modern style, optional hybrid engines, and increased smartphone connectivity, pushing segment boundaries against the Fiat 500 and Renault Twingo. Each Toyota Aygo specification sheet reflects a constant philosophy: lightness, energy efficiency, and accessibility, making the model an essential feature of automotive statistics in Europe's small urban car market, where it remains a timeless best-seller despite the emergence of electric vehicles.