The Toyota Corolla is one of Australia’s most popular vehicles, which is admirable given the state of the market.
The Corolla Sedan Ascent Sport Hybrid is the most affordable version of the Japanese brand’s small sedan with electrified power.
The Corolla's reputation for dependability and efficiency are key drivers for its popularity, but it's always good to revisit a family favourite as more competitors come into the market.
Like the Corolla Hatch, the Corolla Sedan is now hybrid only and the base Ascent Sport Hybrid starts proceedings at $32,110 plus on-road costs.
The entry-level Corolla interior is functional and solidly built with a focus on simplicity and function.
The updated Corolla hybrid technology offers more power and performance while maintaining its predecessor’s benchmark efficiency claims.
The Corolla Hybrid’s updated drivetrain certainly makes a difference on the road with more low-end punch from the electric motor.
The Corolla's low-priced trim walk makes this a great choice for fleets, and it remains an easy pick for those wanting the most cost-effective small passenger car to run.
The Corolla wears a five-star ANCAP safety rating based on testing conducted in 2018.
The Corolla is backed by a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty – which extends to seven years on the engine provided the car according to the service schedule within Toyota’s national dealer network.