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Toyota Vios
Overview
ManufacturerToyota Motor Corporation
Also calledToyota Yaris Sedan
Toyota Belta
Production2002–present
AssemblyChachoengsao, Thailand
Kanegasaki, Iwate (Kanto Auto Works), Japan
Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines[1]
Tianjin, China
Jhongli, Taiwan (Kuozui Motors)
Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Body and chassis
ClassSubcompact car
Body style4-door sedan
RelatedToyota Platz/Echo (1999–2005)
Toyota Belta/Yaris (2005–)
Chronology
PredecessorToyota Soluna
Toyota Tercel

The Toyota Vios is a four-door subcompact sedan developed for the South East Asia, China, and Taiwan markets.

Introduced in 2002,[2] the Vios serves as a replacement of the Tercel (called the Soluna in Thailand and Indonesia), which filled the Asian subcompact market for a 1.5 litre, below the Corolla and Camry, both of which are also marketed in the region. The Vios is marketed alongside the Yaris in most countries in South East Asia, which offered another option for a hatchback, when it officially entered the region's market in 2005. In the United States and Australia, the second generation Vios is known as the Toyota Yaris sedan.

The name "Vios" is derived from Latin meaning "to move forward".

First generation (2002–2007)

First generation
Overview
Also calledToyota Soluna Vios (Thailand, 2003)
Production2002-2007
2003-present (Taiwan)
AssemblyTianjin, China (TFTM)[3]
Jhongli, Taiwan (Kuozui Motors)[4]
Chachoengsao, Thailand
Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines
Body and chassis
Body style4-door sedan
LayoutFF layout
Powertrain
Engine1.3 L 8A-FE
1.3 L 2NZ-FE
1.3 L 2SZ-FE
1.5 L 5A-FE
1.5 L 1NZ-FE
1.5 L 3SZ-VE
Transmission5-speed manual
4-speed automatic

The first generation Vios (model code : NCP42) was assembled at Thailand's 1 million square metre Toyota Gateway Plant in Gateway City, Amphoe Plaeng Yao, Chachoengsao Province, as part of a cooperative project between Thai engineers and Toyota's Japanese designers.

The Vios in Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia and Taiwan is powered by a 1.5 litre 1NZ-FE engine with VVT-i. The smaller 1.3 litre 2NZ-FE engine is offered in the Philippines. In China, the Vios comes with the 1.3 litre 8A-FE engine and 1.5 litre 5A-FE engine. Trim levels for Southeast Asia include J, E, S, and G, while the DLX, GL, GLX, and GLXi are offered in China.

2003-2005 Toyota Vios in the Philippines

The first generation Vios was adapted from the Platz with modified body panels, which created a significantly different appearance, although portions of the car feature design cues from the E120 Corolla. In September 2005,[2] the Vios received minor cosmetic changes for the 2006 model year. The front bumper, headlights and tail lights were freshened; also new were the wheels and interior trim. The only differences between the 2003 Vios[5] and the 2006 facelifted model are its front bumpers, headlights, tail lights & design of its speedometer dials.

2006 Facelifted Toyota Vios in Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Toyota Vios Touring Car raced by Toyota Team Indonesia
Toyota Limo taxi in Jakarta, Indonesia

In other uses, the first generation Vios is adopted as a racing vehicle in Touring Car Championships in Indonesia and One Make Races in Thailand. The car is also in use as taxicabs in Indonesia but features lesser equipment and is specially rebadged as the Toyota Limo. This is not to be confused with certain taxis with the same name in Thailand, which use Toyota Corollas.

The Vios in the Philippines has three grades: the base 1.3 J with a l4 2NZ-FE VVT-i engine, 13" steel wheels and a central instrumental digital display. It is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The 1.3 E is the same as the J grade, only that it had different wheels, which is a 15" alloy 5-spoke wheel. The 1.5 G is the top-of-the-line segment, either mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission or 5-speed manual transmission, and the same wheel as to that of the E variant.

In Singapore, the Vios is marketed in E & G variants powered a 1.5 L 1NZ-FE engine. In Malaysia, the specs are generally similar as Singapore, the only difference is that in Malaysia it comes with 15" alloy wheels and mudguards while the Singapore version does not.

In Taiwan, the Vios comes with a 1.5 L 1NZ-FE engine in 2 variants: E & J. The base J model costs about NT$499,000 while the E model costs about NT$529,000. It is currently still in production in Taiwan.

Vios Turbo

A "Turbo" variant of the first generation Vios was made available in Thailand only, boasting a turbocharged 1.5 litre engine with an air-to-air intercooler that produces 143 PS with light boost at 6400 rpm with 196 Nm of torque. It goes from 0 – 100 km/h in 8.1 seconds. Only about 600 limited units were produced. Standard on the Vios Turbo are a functional scoop on its hood, wrap-around body kits, stiffer springs, firmer shock-absorbers and 16" alloys. Colours available were only red, black & silver. The transmission ratio & differential ratio were based on that of a Toyota MR-S.

Technical data

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Overall length (mm) 4285
Overall width (mm) 1695
Overall height (mm) 1435
Wheelbase (mm) 2500
Tread (mm) Front x Rear 1455 x 1430
Min. ground clearance (mm) 143
Weight (curb min.) (kg) 990 ~ 1040 (Depending on locale and grade)
Weight (gross)(kg) 1480
Trunk space VDA (Litres) 400
Minimum turning radius (m) 4.9
ENGINE 1NZ-FE
Engine Type Inline 4-cylinder DOHC VVT-i 16V
Bore x Stroke (mm) 75.0 x 84.7
Displacement (cc) 1,497
Compression ratio 10.5 : 1
Max. output (kW (PS) / rpm) 80 (109) / 6000
Max. torque (N-m (kg-m) / rpm) 142 (14.5) / 4200
Fuel supply system EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection)
Fuel tank capacity (Litres) 45
CHASSIS & SUSPENSION
Suspension - Front McPherson strut with stabilizer
Suspension - Rear Torsion beam with stabilizer
Brakes - Front Ventilated discs
Brakes - Rear Discs (Type S, G) , Drums (Type E, J)
Tyres 175 / 65 R14 (Type E, J), 185 / 55 R15 (Type S, G)

Second generation (2007-2013)

Second generation
Overview
Also calledToyota Belta (Japan)
Toyota Yaris Sedan (North America and Australia)
Production2007-2013
AssemblyTianjin, China (TFTM)[6]
Chachoengsao, Thailand
Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Kanegasaki, Iwate (Kanto Auto Works), Japan
Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines[7]
Karawang, Indonesia
Body and chassis
Body style4-door sedan
LayoutFF layout
RelatedToyota Vitz
Toyota Belta
Powertrain
Engine1.3 L 2NZ-FE
1.5 L 1NZ-FE
1.6 L 4ZR-FE
Transmission5-speed manual
4-speed automatic

The new Vios is essentially a re-badged Belta sedan, which was launched in May 2007. The model code for cars with 1.5 litre 1NZ-FE engines is NCP93. The engine is only available where the Vios is marketed, including the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Thailand. As was the first generation Vios, the second generation Vios is assembled at Thailand's Toyota Gateway Plant and also at the Philippines Santa Rosa, Laguna Plant.

In the Americas, it is marketed as the Yaris Sedan, replacing the Echo sedan, with production sourced from Japan. In Japan, it is named as Toyota Belta. The Vios is the top selling car in the Southeast Asia in 2009.[8]

The new Vios was designed for more comfort rather than handling. Interior is much upgraded with more convenience features, and flat rear floor.

Singapore

VIOS in Singapore in 2012

In Singapore, the Vios is sold in three grades, namely J, E and G, with J being the grade with lesser accessories and G with the most accessories.

The J grade is the lowest grade and comes standard with a CD/MP3/WMA player with 4 speakers, keyless entry, ABS/EBD/BA (on front disc brakes only), driver-only SRS airbag, sports alloy rims and interior fabric with dark grey colour seats. As of October 2012, the Vios J is priced at S$113,988 (automatic) based on a COE of S$63,000.

The Vios E is the medium grade which offers slightly more equipment than the Vios J. As Borneo Motors (Singapore) no longer sells the manual variant of the Vios J, the Vios E is currently the only model that offers manual transmission in the Toyota saloon line in Singapore. In comparison to the J grade, the Vios E Classic includes an additional SRS airbag for the front passenger and side moulding. The Vios E Classic is priced at S$110,988 for manual or S$112,988 for automatic as of October 2012, based on a COE of S$63,000. There is another variant of the E grade known as the Elegance. The Elegance comes with leather seats and fog lights. As of October 2012, the Elegance costs S$2,000 more than the Classic.

The Vios G is the most luxurious grade available in Singapore and is only available with automatic gearbox. The Vios G features 6 speakers CD/MP3 player, driver and front passenger SRS airbags, optitron meters, side moulding, all round disc brakes and 60:40 split foldable rear seats. As of October 2012, the Vios G is priced at S$119,988, based on a COE Cat A of S$63,000.

Optional third party "Sport" bodykit were offered, and aftermarket alloy rims which were added by the Toyota dealership in Singapore (Borneo Motors). In 2012, three new colours were added – Grey Metallic (1G3), Attitude Black Mica (211) and Blackish Red Mica (3R0) – to make 7 colours in total. In late 2012, the sport kits were no longer offered. In 2013, Borneo Motors (Singapore) re-introduced optional sports kits known as the "Sportivo" to the E grade which was the only variant available for the Vios.

Thailand

A Toyota Vios in Chiangmai, Thailand.

Thailand, which currently manufactures the Vios, is offered a total of three grades (J, E and G), as well as two limited edition grades (G-Limited and S-Limited). Thailand is currently the only country that offers all existing grades of the new Vios, whilst export markets are only given a fraction of the Thai range in varying combinations. In addition, certainly the range of equipment in Thai Vios' differs from those in export versions.

The J Grade is the most basic grade of the second generation Vios, offering the least sophisticated set of equipment, such as an unchangeable CD/MP3/WMA player with 4 speakers, an optional keyless entry with TVSS, ABS/EBD/BA, 15-inch steel wheels with hubcaps, rear fog lamps, and interior fabric with dark grey colour seat.

The E Grade is a medium-class variant up a notch from the J Grade but is positioned lower than the G Grade. In comparison to the J Grade, the E Grade features a keyless entry with TDS, an option between dark grey or ivory-coloured seat fabrics, optional driver & front passenger SRS airbags, front and rear fog lamps, 15-inch sports alloy rims and side moulding.

The G Grade is the most well equipped variant among the three base grades, featuring the most equipment. In comparison to the J Grade, the G variant features an unchangeable 6 speaker CD/MP3/WMA player, leather seating in either dark grey or ivory, driver & front passenger SRS airbags, a multi-functional steering wheel, 15-inch sports alloy rims, front and rear fog lamps, side moulding, a blue "Optitron" panel with a multi-information display, and 60:40 fold-down rear seats.

A G-Limited Grade, which offers the same features as the G Grade, is additionally provided with several enhancements on the interior, including a keyless and smart entry with TDS, a Start/Stop push button, and an immobilizer key and a bodykit to the exterior.

An additional grade solely available as a limited edition is the S-Limited Grade, which features a "Wrap-Around Aeropart" bodykit, an orange "Optitron" panel with a multi-information display, high intensity discharge headlamps with automatic height adjustment, and all-wheel disc brakes.

Audio systems in all second generation Vios grades are equipped with ASL (Auto-Speed Sound Levelizer), which detects and compensates for changes in external noise levels, adjusting volume and tone controls automatically based on the car's speed.

Not only in Southeast Asia, Toyota Thailand has also exports the Vios to the Middle East, Australia, and South Africa, where it is sold as the Toyota Yaris.

Philippines

A Toyota Vios taxi in Manila, Philippines.

The 2008 Vios had the tagline "My Design, My Pride" and currently has 4 grades: the base 1.3 J, with almost the same specs as to that of the J grade of the 2003 Vios, only that it had a 14" steel wheel with wheel cover, an all-new central analogue display, vinyl shift lever and knob, manual locks and windows and fabric seats. It is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The 1.3 E is the same as the J grade, only that it has 14" alloy wheels, Toyota Vehicle Security System, ABS and driver-side SRS airbags.

A Toyota Vios in the Philippines.

The 1.5 G has 3 options: G 4 A/T leather, G 4 A/T or G 5 M/T. It has a 1.5 1NZ-FE engine, leather seats for the leather sub-variant, 4-speed automatic transmission or 5-manual transmission, 2 SRS airbags, power folding mirrors, steering wheel audio controls, aluminum look center panel, optitron gauges with trip computer, bigger 4 wheel discs and 15" alloy wheels. The G 4 A/T leather is the most expensive variant. It is more expensive than even later special edition models, but comes with standard leather, 60/40 split folding seats with fold down center armrest with built in beverage holders not found on all the other models.

The 1.5 G Limited XX Edition was released in July 2008. This is the same as the G variant, but comes with HID headlights, 17" 10-spoke alloy wheels and a small rubber spoiler. The 1.5 S also comes this spoiler and different 17" Rota Bolognia Mags with 205/45 tires. The G XX Limited and S variants were released in different colour schemes.

The current face-lifted model was launched on April 6, 2010, with a new front grille, new headlamp and tail lamp assemblies, and newly-designed 15" alloy wheels (for the G grade). It is still available in three variants: the base 1.3 J mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, the 1.3 E, with the choice of a 5-speed manual or the now available 4-speed automatic transmission, and the 1.5 G, still with 3 options: G 4 A/T leather, G 4 A/T or G 5 M/T. It has been advertised with the tagline "Happy Driving". For 2012, a 1.3 litre engine for the G variant was released, and it was mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission, then later a 5-speed manual transmission, a variant lower than the J variant called the 1.3 Base which came only in a 5-speed manual transmission, and a minor change to the 1.3J variant to create the 1.3J Limited variant that is equipped with 15"-inch wheels and tires. During late 2012, the E variant was discontinued to make way for the 1.3G variant. In 2013, the 1.5 TRD Sportivo variant was released.

Indonesia

A 2007 Toyota Vios G NCP93 in Indonesia.
Toyota Vios Limo taxi in Indonesia.

The new Vios NCP93 was officially launched to the Indonesian market in April 2007. The Indonesian Vios can be distinguished from other countries' models with its V-shape grille ornament which is the optional for the Yaris Hatchback. Like the outgoing NCP42, the new Vios is offered in E (manual only), and G (manual and automatic) trim levels.

All models comes equipped with ABS and analog instrument panel. The E has rear drum brake, and the G comes with all discs. The higher grade G model has standard front and rear fog lamps, audio control on the steering wheel, auto-leveling HID headlamps, multi-information display and back sonar. Start/Stop push button is only on the G with automatic transmission.

For the facelift models, the Indonesian Vios no longer featured V-shape grille ornament. It now has the same appearance as other countries' models. In addition to the regular trim levels, there is also TRD Sportivo model based on the G which adds an all-round body kit to the exterior and comes fitted with AV DVD Player with Navi Ready.

Malaysia

Second generation Toyota Vios 1.5S (Malaysia), with minor exterior modifications, including spoilers and side skirts

The second generation Vios was first unveiled in Malaysia on October 5, 2007 in Kuala Lumpur,[9] two weeks ahead of its official launch on October 19, 2007.

Like its predecessors, it is powered by a 1NZ-FE 1.5 litre four-cylinder engine with VVT-i but includes a redesigned air intake and exhaust system to improve low to mid-range torque. While the gear ratios of Vios is unchanged, its transmission is now a Super ECT four-speed automatic and improved programming for the transmission control unit. Electric power steering was also included on the new Vios.

Malaysian Toyota Vios is assembled locally by ASSB, a subsidiary of UMW Toyota, in Shah Alam, Selangor. Vios has been the top non-Malaysian vehicle sold in Malaysia achieving record sales in 2012[10] since its introduction in 2007.

The second generation Vios is currently available in four grades: J, E and G, and a new grade S.

The J grade is the entry-level model, branded as a cost-effective version of the Vios, and is the cheapest and most stripped-down Vios among the four grades.

The E grade is considered to be a mid-priced model between the J and S grades, retailing at an estimated RM81,500. There is also Standard G and G Limited grades which basically the limited variant has the inclusion of its own aerokit package. The G grades costs slightly more at around RM87,000.

The new Vios line saw the inclusion of a new S grade Vios. The S grade features cosmetic enhancements rather than performance-based ones, sporting a set of "aero parts", a minor body kit encompassing a front bumper spoiler, side skirts, rear skirt and a bootlid spoiler. The interior receives a dark grey/black trim treatment, and includes an "Optitron" meter with a multi-information display, as opposed to the E and G grades' conventional backlit display. The S variant is estimated to be the most expensive Vios among the three, at around RM88,600.

All model grades were reported to include ABS, EBD and brake assist, as are passive safety features such as whiplash injury lessening seats, a collapsible steering wheel column and an impact sensing fuel cut-off.

After some months, the S grade of Toyota Vios discontinued and it was replaced with TRD "Sportivo" edition featuring TRD cosmetic parts for the Vios.

China

A Toyota Vios in Shanghai, China.

The only major difference of the Vios in China is that the larger capacity models are powered by the new 1.6L 1ZR-FE engine with Dual VVT-i. The new Dual VVT-i engine provides superior performance, excellent fuel economy and low emissions as compared to the other engine models used.

Unlike other markets, Mainland China uses version naming as follows:

  • 1.3GL-i (Standard - Automatic or Manual)
  • 1.6GL-i (Leather seats with sunroof)
  • 1.6GLX-i (Sports - like GL-S, but with kit and dark interior)

Technical data

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Overall length (mm) 4300
Overall width (mm) 1700
Overall height (mm) 1460
Wheelbase (mm) 2550
Tread (mm) Front x Rear 1470 x 1460
Min. ground clearance (mm) 150
Weight (curb min.) (kg) 1020 ~ 1110 (Depending on locale and grade)
Weight (gross)(kg) 1485 ~ 1520 (Depending on locale and grade)
Trunk space VDA (Litres) 475
Minimum turning radius (m) 4.9
ENGINE 1NZ-FE / 1ZR-FE (China)
Engine Type Inline 4-cylinder DOHC VVT-i 16V / Dual VVT-i (China)
Bore x Stroke (mm) 75.0 x 84.7 / 80.5 x 78.5 (China)
Displacement (cc) 1,497 / 1,598 (1.6 engine China)
Compression ratio 10.5 : 1 / 10.2 : 1 (1.6 China)
Max. output (kW (PS) / rpm) 1NZ-FE 80 (109) / 6000 /1ZR-FE 87 (116) / 6000 (China)
Max. torque (N-m (kg-m) / rpm) 1NZ-FE 141 (14.4) / 4200 /1ZR-FE 150 (15.3) / 4200 (China)
Fuel supply system EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection)
Fuel tank capacity (Litres) 42
CHASSIS & SUSPENSION
Suspension - Front MacPherson strut with stabilizer
Suspension - Rear Torsion beam
Brakes - Front Ventilated discs
Brakes - Rear Discs (Type S, G) , Drums (Type E, J)
Tyres 185 / 60 R15

Third generation (2013-)

Third generation
Overview
Also calledToyota Yaris Sedan (North America and Australia)
Production2013-present
AssemblyChachoengsao, Thailand
Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines[1]
Body and chassis
Body style4-door sedan
LayoutFF layout
RelatedToyota Vitz
Powertrain
Engine1.5 L 1NZ-FE
Transmission5-speed manual
4-speed automatic

The 3rd generation Vios was unveiled at the 2013 Bangkok International Motor Show in Thailand.[11] Designated under the concept of 'Value Beyond Belief', Toyota aims to export the new Vios as a global model with world class standards. The new car will go on sale in Thailand shortly after,[12] and to be sold in Asia from the 2nd quarter of this year. Toyota Motors Philippines announced that the local variant of the Vios will be manufactured in Santa Rosa, Laguna.[1]

According to Toyota, the car is based on a 'luxury-sport' design for both the exterior and interior. The exterior has been enlarged to 4,410 mm (173.6 in) in length, keeping the width the same as the outgoing model and height grown to 1,475 mm (58.1 in). The interior is also made to be even more spacious than the current one, however its speedometer position is no longer mounted on the centre of the dashboard as with the earlier models of the Vios.

As with the previous model, it bears much resemblances to the Vitz or more commonly known as the Yaris. The engine under the hood is essentially the same 1NZ-FE engine that is used from the outgoing model.

Third generation Toyota Vios

Thailand

The 3rd generation Vios is available in 4 grades: J, E, G and the range topping S grade. Automatic and manual transmissions are offered on the J and E grade only.

The main difference between the higher spec grades with the lower spec ones is that from the exterior the former gets projector headlamps while the latter gets normal multi-reflector headlamps. Also new on this model is that the Vios gets an Eco meter for the automatic models and auto air conditioners with climate control for the G and S variants only.

Third generation Toyota Vios

Models in Thailand

Model 1.5 S AT 1.5 G AT 1.5 E AT 1.5 E MT 1.5 J AT 1.5 J MT
Eco Meter Yes Yes Yes No Yes No
Side Mirror Power Adjustable Power Adjustable Power Power Manual Manual
Front Brakes Disc Disc Disc Disc Disc Disc
Rear Brakes Disc Disc Drum Drum Drum Drum
Tyres 195/50 R16 195/50 R16 185/60 R15 185/60 R15 185/60 R15 185/60 R15
Wheel 16 inch Blackening Alloy 15 inch alloy 15 inch alloy 15 inch alloy 15 inch steel 15 inch steel
Transmission 4 speed automatic 4 speed automatic 4 speed automatic 5 speed manual 4 speed automatic 5 speed manual
Front Fog Lamp Yes No No No No No

[13] [14]

Singapore

The Vios was first unveiled in Singapore in May 2013, just two months after its official showcase. It is available in two grades namely the E and G variants. Both variants available only come with an automatic transmission.

The E is considered as the basic model featuring CD/MP3/WMA player with 4 speakers, keyless entry, dual SRS airbags as standard. The E variant has a standard switch air conditioning unit and features multi-reflector headlamps. On the other hand, the G grade comes with auto air conditioner with climate control and projector headlamps. The G model also adds multi-function steering controls, 60:40 split foldable rear seats, a rear console armrest and all-round disc brakes with 15 inch sized discs for the front. There is an option for the interior to come in either black or beige toned leather seats.

Philippines

The Third Generation has was unveiled in the Philippines in July 2013.[15] Early Philippine models included two grades namely the E and G or GLX.both variants are available start come with an manual transmission sold only in the Philippine market. The Third Generation Vios, however to compete with the Nissan Almera, Suzuki Swift DZire, Hyundai Accent and Kia Rio. a taxi and police variant of the third generation Vios when start is expected in 2013 or early 2014.

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