Toyota Vios
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from RM 90,600.00 to RM 109,900.00
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Toyota Vios NGC102 (2023-Present)

The Toyota Vios is priced from RM90,600 to RM109,900 in Malaysia. Compare this B-Segment Sedan’s full specifications, performance, safety, road tax and running costs, and read owner reviews at CarBase.my. See how it stacks up against rivals like the Honda City.

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1.5L
CVT Automatic
RM 924.88 /month
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1.5L
CVT Automatic
RM 986.13 /month
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1.5L
eCVT Automatic
RM 1,060.65 /month
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Toyota Vios cost in Malaysia?

The Toyota Vios is priced from RM 90,600 to RM 109,900 on-the-road in Peninsular Malaysia, across 4 variants.

What is the monthly installment for a Toyota Vios?

Estimated monthly installments start from about RM 925 for the cheapest variant, based on a typical 90% loan over nine years. Actual figures depend on your down payment, tenure and interest rate.

How much down payment do I need for a Toyota Vios?

With the standard 10% down payment, you would need from about RM 9,060 up front for the cheapest Toyota Vios variant. Many buyers put down more to lower their monthly installment.

What variants of the Toyota Vios are available?

The current NGC102 lineup has 4 variants: 1.5E (RM 90,600), 1.5G (RM 96,600), Hybrid (RM 103,900), Hybrid GR Sport (RM 109,900).

Is the Toyota Vios a hybrid or electric car?

The Toyota Vios is available as a petrol and petrol hybrid model, with output ranging from 90 hp to 104 hp. Battery capacities span 0.76 kWh.

What is the fuel consumption of the Toyota Vios?

The most efficient Toyota Vios variant is rated at 5.2 l/100 km on the official cycle. With its 40-litre tank, that works out to a theoretical range of around 770 km on a full tank.

What is the warranty on the Toyota Vios?

The Toyota Vios comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty in Malaysia with unlimited mileage.

Is the Toyota Vios assembled in Malaysia?

The Toyota Vios is locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia.

How many seats does the Toyota Vios have?

The Toyota Vios seats 5, with up to 475 litres of boot space.

How safe is the Toyota Vios?

The Toyota Vios holds a 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety rating.

What are the alternatives to the Toyota Vios?

Rivals shoppers commonly consider include the Honda City, Nissan Almera.

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
12 August 2026
Performance
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Comfort
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Wilson
1.5G (2023)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 15.0 km/litre (6.7 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,500 km/month
    -looks really handsome!
    -good handling
    -fuel efficiency is not bad, mostly due to lightweightedness of the car
    -nimble & short braking distance (DNGA & light weight)
    - 4 rear parking sensors(compared to City 2 & S70 3)
    -fully digital meter
    -sunglasses holder + LED ambient lighting + practical storage pockets
    -sexy 17" rims and nice tyres
    -larger than old Vios, giving a sense of superiority (haha)
    -really Perodua-ish cheap plastic (door panel & shaky center console that makes me not dare to rest my left foot fully on it)
    -CVT noise really annoying when pijak minyak harder, though it dies down fast
    -driver side cup holder at the air cond keeps making rattling noise (even put sound dampening on it but to no avail)
    -head unit always hard to connect back after each service + sometimes cant turn on after you turn the unit off for a while during driving
    -stock speakers not of good quality
    -steering rack got noise
    -laughable lousy ACC, but I almost never use it even on Corolla Cross
To improve
owned it for a year+, honeslty dont mind the lack of spare tyre (i knw it has now) and foldable seats, but the interior build quality leaves alot to be desired, especially not from a car with this price point. In fact the last nail in the coffin is the continuous rattling driver side cup holder (open and close it repeatedly hoping to reduce the noise, even put butyl on it) that triggered me to sell it.
I know many of the rattlings can be mitigated with some soundproofing and yes, I have done full car soundproofing on previous Bezza all my myself but you cant change plastic quality with soundproofing, and no, I dont want to do it again, it's extremely tiring.
After juggling between S70 MC2, Vios GRS hybrid, Corolla Cross & X50, i decided to give Toyota 1 more shot, and chose CC. 4 months owning it, so far I am happy with the car.
No, I would not recommend this car

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