Cars & Concepts

Toyota stays in shrinking minicar segment with the Aygo X

Toyota Aygo X — The chunky design of the car is accentuated by a two-tone color scheme and matt black 18-inch wheels. (TOYOTA)

November 05, 2021 05:00 AM

Toyota will continue competing in the dwindling European minicar segment with the launch of the Aygo X crossover, which replaces the current Aygo.

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