Toyota Ireland has confirmed Irish pricing and timing for four key newcomers and set out a bundle of "261” offers across its range.
Toyota's 261 registration period offers mixes lower car-finance APR and trade-in boosters. Examples include the Yaris with a €1,000 trade-in booster and 5.9 per cent APR from €217 a month; Yaris Cross with either a €1,250 booster or 4.9 per cent APR from €230; Corolla Hatchback, Saloon and Touring Sports each with a €1,750 booster or 4.9 per cent APR from the low-€200s per month; and Corolla Cross with a €1,750 booster and 5.9 per cent APR from €290.
The C-HR Hybrid is offered with a €1,750 booster or 4.9 per cent APR from €280, while the C-HR plug-in hybrid gets a €2,000 booster or 3.9 per cent APR from €270. The Prius is listed with a €2,500 booster or 3.9 per cent APR from €326.
Among the new arrivals, the Aygo X Hybrid carries a €750 booster with 5.9 per cent APR, the bZ (formerly known as the bZ4X) has a €2,000 booster or 3.9 per cent APR, and the new, all-electric Toyota C-HR+ has a €2,000 booster or 4.9 per cent APR.
Terms and monthly payments vary by deposit and spec, so buyers should check the fine print with their local dealer.
When does the Toyota C-HR+ arrive in Ireland?
Toyota's new C-HR+ EV arrives in March 2026 with a 77kWh battery and a stated WLTP range of up to 609km. It supports up to 150kW DC fast charging for a 10-80 per cent top-up in a quoted 30 minutes, subject to conditions as ever. Toyota lists an indicative starting price of €41,355.
When does the new Toyota RAV4 arrive in Ireland?
The revamped RAV4 lands in Ireland from February 2026 in hybrid form, with the plug-in hybrid to follow later in the year. Irish pricing for the standard hybrid will start at €46,795.
The plug-in version moves to a sixth-generation hybrid system with a high-capacity 22.7kWh battery and up to 100km of electric range. It has DC charging at up to 50kW for a 10-80 per cent charge in about 30 minutes.
Any more details on the Toyota bZ?
Due in the country before year-end, the updated bZ gains a 73.1kWh battery and a quoted range of up to 567km. The front end has been restyled, the cabin is reworked with a larger 14-inch screen and a new centre console, and Toyota says the aerodynamics are improved, too.
The indicative starting price is €41,355, which includes the SEAI grant and VRT relief.
How much will the Aygo X Hybrid cost in Ireland?
Arriving in January 2026, the Aygo X Hybrid is Toyota's first full-hybrid city car, and it's the brand's most affordable electrified model.
Toyota quotes class-leading CO₂ of 87g/km, power output of 116hp (up 44hp on the old non-hybrid version) and 0-100km/h time of 9.8 seconds. Pricing starts at €24,195.
Where can I find out more?
Toyota will run an Electrified Event at dealerships nationwide from 25 October to 8 November, with test drives and offer briefings.
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