New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior, Images, Colors

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior, Images, Colors   – A lot of upgrades have been made to the engine of the New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan, which has continued to be a best-seller for the company’s name. All gas-powered vehicles now come standard with the 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, which was previously available only on higher trim levels. The 1.8-liter engine was the prior standard. Up until recently, this engine was reserved for higher-priced tiers. There have been some cosmetic updates to the Corolla Sedan, as well as updates to the driver-assist safety systems that come standard and an upgraded infotainment system that includes subscription services.

The base price of a brand new 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan L is $24,450. This price does not include the fixed delivery fee of $1,760. Delivery may incur additional charges. The base price of the LE, which is being given for evaluation, is $25,450. The price goes up to $27,500 before taxes if you add on an upgrade package for $2,050. As an additional option, you can have the SE for $27,050, and the priciest one is the XSE, which retails for $32,150. Also happening at the same time is the release of the Corolla Sedan hybrid, which comes equipped with all-wheel drive.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Redesign and Update Plan

Exterior and Interior

Along with the previously mentioned safety features, the L trim level has manual air conditioning, 15-inch steel wheels, and an eight-inch multimedia touchscreen as standard equipment. With the inclusion of satellite radio and a trial version of linked services, this touchscreen now offers wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which were previously wired. It also has an emergency assistance button and a stolen car locator.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

Electric parking brakes, heated front seats, automatic climate control, 16-inch steel wheels, and a wiper de-icer are some of the standard amenities included with the LE trim level. The $250 LE Upgrade package includes a power sunroof, heated steering wheel, push-button start, wireless charging, and alloy wheels with locking nuts, among other extras. The kit also includes a push-button start, among other things.

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan  Specs

Not only was the Corolla Sedan 371-L a breeze to load, but its trunk could effortlessly accommodate an enormous quantity of goods. You can fold the rear seats in half to accommodate really lengthy goods, but the opening doesn’t go all the way across the trunk. The front compartment can hold a few minor things, but it’s not exactly remarkable. Before the gear selector, you’ll discover an open cubby. This is where you’ll find the wireless charger, which is an optional accessory.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior 

Engine and Performance

Under former conditions, this LE tester would have been equipped with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine producing 139 horsepower and 126 pound-feet of torque. That was before this year. The 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that is available in the SE and XSE trim levels is now standard on all models. Compared to its predecessor, this engine can produce 169 hp and 151 lb-ft of torque. Thanks to this update, this little car will have more passing power and quicker acceleration, both of which are great features. Even though it’s not a sports car and the engine can get loud, it’s more than enough for everyday driving.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

Thanks to its automatic continuously variable gearbox (CVT), the power to move the front wheels comes directly from the engine. A gearless CVT pulley system, which reduces fuel consumption, takes over from the first gear in this model—a direct-shift—when you first start the engine. Whether the car is starting up from a stop or engaged in some other activity, this gives it a more traditional and snappier feel than it would have otherwise.

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan  Fuel Economy

City fuel economy for the Corolla Sedan LE with the new 2.0L engine is 7.4 liters per hundred kilometers. However, its fuel economy is 5.7 L/100 km on the highway and 6.7 L/100 km in all weather situations. During the week I drove it, I averaged 7.1 liters per hundred kilometers and used fuel with an octane rating of 87. The combined fuel economy ratings for the Hyundai Elantra, Honda Civic, and Mazda3 are 6.7 liters per hundred kilometers, 6.9 pounds per hundred kilometers, and 7.6 pounds per hundred kilometers, respectively. Engines with a displacement of 2.0 liters are standard on all of its rivals.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan  Safety Features

A perfect score of five stars for collision protection was bestowed upon the Corolla Sedan by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The vehicle overall was given this rating. Just to rub salt in the wounds, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has named it a Top Safety Pick. Due to its “Acceptable” rating instead of the maximum possible “Good” rating in the updated side and moderate front overlap tests—which more accurately mimic being hit by a big SUV—it was unable to earn the top-tier Top Safety Pick+ title. The most prestigious award will not be bestowed to it because of this.  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

A slew of driver-assistance safety features have been upgraded across the board. These changes have been applied everywhere. Adaptive cruise control, lane-tracing assist, automatic high-beam headlights, road sign recognition, emergency front braking with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning with steering assistance, and more are all part of this category. As standard equipment, the second-from-base LE model level comes with a rearview camera, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, and ten airbags. Also, every new car sold in Canada is required by law to have a backup camera.

New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan  Price and Release Date

Corolla Sedans powered by gasoline have a price range that falls somewhere in the middle of the pack, starting at $24,450 and going up to $32,150. When comparing prices, the Hyundai Elantra is the most budget-friendly at $22,224 to $31,674 (not including destination charges), followed by the Mazda3 at $24,260 (a little less than the Corolla Sedan) and the Honda Civic at $28,115 to $35,180 (not including destination charges).  New 2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan Interior

Many buyers will likely be pleased with the $27,500 Corolla Sedan LE and its optional Upgrade pack because of the reasonable pricing and extensive list of features it offers. The sunroof, heated steering wheel, wireless charging capability, and 18-inch wheels that were standard on my tester’s vehicle were all part of the SE Upgrade package, which is required to acquire them. Compared to the standard model, the SE has a more responsive suspension, better seat fabric, and premium headlamps and fog lights. Not only that, but this bundle also includes the SE Upgrade. You will have $2,300 more than my tester once you finish this task.