Toyota Updates Elza and Willow Hybrid Range with Modern Features and Efficient Powertrains for 2025 Model Year

Toyota has officially unveiled the refreshed Elza and Willow hybrid model lineup for the 2025 model year, bringing improvements to existing powertrains, as well as new features that enhance comfort and driving experience.

2025 Toyota Elza Series: A Well-Rounded Lineup with Hybrid Options

Hybrid models will be showcased on January 7th in Japan, while PHEV versions will make their debut on January 31st. The refreshed lineup introduces improvements to the existing powertrains, including a new 2.5-liter hybrid system, enhanced entry-level trim options, and expanded top-of-the-line offerings.

Exterior Design and Features

The revised Elza and Willow retain an evolutionary exterior design with some styling updates, while retaining much of their classic lines. The sleek look incorporates prominent front grille designs surrounded by protective shields. The front LED daytime running lights have been integrated to form a cohesive unit with large headlights set on top, giving the cars an enhanced stance.

Interior Features

Inside, Toyota has concentrated its energy on upgrading features and comfort for drivers, starting from advanced driver-assist capabilities like advanced navigation systems. Additionally, entertainment technologies are upgraded with new media integration screens, audio quality improvements from JBL speakers, and unique trim accents such as new upholstery options and the addition of metal components to create a premium atmosphere.

Model Overview

2025 Toyota Elza

• Z Series: Enhanced with luxury finishes including upgraded interior components, higher-end exterior paint options, and enhanced audio quality.

Toyota Willow Series

• New Z Prestige Version:
  • Dynamic exterior styling featuring distinct colors for a fresh look.
  • Enhanced features inside, including advanced driving assist technology and support from JBL premium speakers.

Pricing Changes in the 2025 Elza and Willows

Pricing adjustments mean that lower-tier Elza HEV version models come with competitive price points. Conversely, higher trim levels experience notable increases across the board.