
Toyota RAV4

2023 Toyota RAV4 pricing and features
The updated Toyota RAV4 medium SUV has arrived in Australia with new technology and improved specification – but with price rises of up to $2820

VFACTS October 2022: Ford Ranger takes top spot as Toyota bounces back, Tesla Model Y drops from the top 10
Toyota came back in October, but it was the Ford Ranger that took top honours as Chinese brands succeeded and Tesla sales slumped

2023 Toyota RAV4 GR Sport revealed, Australian launch unconfirmed
Toyota has revealed a sportier-looking RAV4 for Europe with updated suspension, but a local launch is unclear

Toyota being sued over claims of emissions defeat devices
Said to have affected up to 500,000 vehicles

VFACTS September 2022: Supply boost gives car brands bumper month – with Tesla Model Y nabbing a top 10 spot
Almost all the big brands enjoyed greater sales numbers in August after a tough year so far

Toyota shuts down Russian plant which makes RAV4 and Camry
With zero production since March 2022, Toyota commits to closing St Petersburg plant where the RAV4 and Camry are built for Russia

VFACTS August 2022: Brighter skies emerge for new car sales
Almost all the big brands enjoyed greater sales numbers in August after a tough year so far

VFACTS July 2022: Market up, Toyota dominates with strong HiLux and RAV4 sales
The Australian new car market has recovered from a rough June, but it’s not clear sailing yet

Australia’s best-selling cars, SUVs and utes in 2022
With six months down and another six to go, we take a look at which models are leading their respective sales races

VFACTS June 2022: New-car sales drop to lowest point in over a decade, Toyota remains on top
A tough June for carmakers has resulted in the lowest sales figures since 2011

2023 Toyota RAV4 gets upgraded interior tech, Australia confirmed
The popular SUV will receive minor upgrades later this year

What were the top 10 best-selling models worldwide in 2021?
Japanese marques took eight of the top 10 spots

VFACTS May 2022: New car sales labour towards one million
Australia’s new-car market posted a small year-on-year swing towards negative growth in May’s election month, with continuing gains for ‘green’ cars and an even greater majority for the Toyota party

VFACTS April 2022: New car sales slump as supply chains break
The new car market is recording higher sales than pre-pandemic levels, but last year’s April hasn’t been beaten

2021-2022 Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, Kluger Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid and Mirai recalled
A stability control system error has forced Toyota to recall roughly 26,000 cars

VFACTS March 2022: New car sales return to form as Tesla reports figures
Despite supply chain issues, the industry has recorded its strongest March sales since 2018

VFACTS February 2022: Market begins to recover in spite of ongoing delays
The strongest post-COVID February has seen some familiar models at the top of the sales charts

VFACTS January 2022: Chinese brands thrive as luxury vehicles suffer
MG, GWM Haval and LDV made big gains in January as premium brands and high-end mainstream vehicles struggled with global supply issues

VFACTS December 2021: Toyota HiLux number one again as new-car sales pass one million
Worst December sales since 2008 – but enough to push new-car market past the one-million mark as Toyota wins the ute battle with Ford

2022 Toyota RAV4 pricing and features revealed, hybrid range expanded
A new hybrid variant bolsters the already strong line-up

Toyota ‘could resume production in December’ thanks to new parts supply
Fresh stock availability should allow the Japanese car giant to hit its nine million vehicle target by end of March

Toyota Australia provides update on stock shortages due to production pause
First LC300 deliveries expected to arrive by Christmas

2022 Toyota RAV4: Facelift to arrive early next year
Toyota’s popular SUV sees its first major update since its release in 2018

VFACTS: Toyota hits almost 25 per cent market share in August
Firm says it’s happy achieving more than 20 per cent, not being fixed on holding a quarter of the market as its goal