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Toyota Canada

Official Fuel Consumption & Lineup Guide
Canadian Models
16
Distinct Vehicle Lines
Efficiency Leader
1.9
L/100km · Prius Prime
Brand Fleet Average
7.5
L/100km (Gas/Hybrid Avg)
Total Lineup Trims
47
Canadian Spec Trims
🚘 Canadian Lineup

All Toyota Canadian Models

Select a model to view trim-by-trim NRCan ratings, provincial fuel costs, and winter analysis.

4Runner

SUV: Standard
2024
Regular
Lowest Consumption: 13.5 L/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →

Camry

Mid-size
2025
FullRegular
Lowest Consumption: 4.7 L/100km
6 Canadian trims View Model →

Corolla

Sedan: Compact
2025
RegularFull
Lowest Consumption: 4.8 L/100km
5 Canadian trims View Model →

Corolla Cross

SUV: Small
2024
FullRegular
Lowest Consumption: 5.6 L/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →

Crown

Sedan: Mid-size
2024
Full
Lowest Consumption: 5.7 L/100km
1 Canadian trims View Model →

GR Corolla

Compact
2024
Premium
Lowest Consumption: 9.8 L/100km
1 Canadian trims View Model →

Grand Highlander

SUV: Standard
2024
Full
Lowest Consumption: 8.9 L/100km
1 Canadian trims View Model →

Highlander

SUV: Standard
2024
FullRegular
Lowest Consumption: 7.6 L/100km
3 Canadian trims View Model →

Prius

Compact
2024
Full
Lowest Consumption: 4.7 L/100km
3 Canadian trims View Model →

Prius Prime

Compact
2024
Plug-in
Lowest Consumption: 1.9 L/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →

RAV4

SUV: Small
2025
FullPlug-inRegular
Lowest Consumption: 2.8 L/100km
10 Canadian trims View Model →

Sienna

Minivan
2024
Full
Lowest Consumption: 6.7 L/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →

Tacoma

Pickup Truck: Small
2024
Regular
Lowest Consumption: 11.4 L/100km
1 Canadian trims View Model →

Tundra

Pickup Truck: Standard
2024
RegularFull
Lowest Consumption: 11.7 L/100km
4 Canadian trims View Model →

Venza

SUV: Mid-size
2024
Full
Lowest Consumption: 6.1 L/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →

bZ4X

SUV: Small
2024
Battery
Lowest Consumption: 20.7 kWh/100km
2 Canadian trims View Model →
🍁 Canadian Brand Intelligence

Toyota in Canada: Fuel Efficiency & Ownership

Toyota offers a diverse lineup of 47 Canadian vehicle trims across 16 core models. From compact city vehicles to full-size all-wheel-drive family haulers, Toyota vehicles sold in Canada adhere to Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) 5-cycle testing standards and federal Transport Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations.

🛡️ Canadian Warranty Coverage

Most new Toyota vehicles sold across Canada include standard 3-year/60,000 km basic comprehensive warranty and 5-year/100,000 km powertrain coverage, with hybrid and EV battery components typically covered for 8 years/160,000 km.

❄️ Winter Reliability & Maintenance

For optimal cold-weather performance in -15°C to -30°C winter temperatures, Canadian owners should adhere to severe service oil change schedules (every 8,000 km or 6 months) and equip dedicated winter tires with 3PMSF certification.

⚠️ Transport Canada Safety Alert

Transport Canada Safety Recalls for Toyota

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⚠️
TC #2024-183 HIGH RISK 2024-03-11
RAV4 — Fuel System (Fuel Pump Impeller)

The fuel pump impeller may deform due to solvent exposure, potentially causing low-pressure fuel starvation and engine stalling.

Authorized Dealer Action (Free): Toyota dealerships will replace the fuel pump assembly free of charge under Canadian recall campaign.
⚠️
TC #2024-220 HIGH RISK 2024-04-18
Tundra — Fuel System (Fuel Tube Clamping Line)

Plastic fuel tube may rub against brake line, causing fuel leakage in the engine compartment.

Authorized Dealer Action (Free): Dealers will replace the fuel tube and add protective clamps.
Sahajul Haque — Founder & Lead Automotive Data Researcher, RangeAndFuel.ca
✓ NRCan Data Specialist

Sahajul Haque

Lead Automotive Data Architect

Founder & Telemetry Researcher · RangeAndFuel.ca

NRCan 5-Cycle EnerGuide Modeling · Transport Canada CMVSS Sync · EV Thermodynamics

Automotive data researcher and engineer dedicated to building transparent, high-precision vehicle telemetry algorithms for Canadian drivers. Leads computational modeling on Canadian sub-zero (-15°C) battery thermodynamic degradation, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) 5-cycle EnerGuide consumption harmonization, Transport Canada CMVSS safety recall tracking, and provincial energy cost simulations across all 10 provinces and 3 territories.

Modeled from Official NRCan Open Datasets · Transport Canada CMVSS Recall Synchronized · Read Editorial Standards & Methodology