Discover the 2026 Toyota Raize debut in Indonesia – price from 250 million Rupiah, upgraded GR Sport styling, larger touchscreen, and full Android Auto/Apple CarPlay.
Toyota Indonesia has officially unveiled the refreshed 2026 version of its compact crossover, the Toyota Raize. While the silhouette remains recognisable, the update focuses on sharpening the vehicle’s sporty character, especially for the turbo‑charged 1.0 L variants.
Engine line‑up
The model continues to offer two powertrains for the Indonesian market: a fuel‑efficient 1.2‑litre naturally aspirated unit available with a manual or CVT, and a punchier 1.0‑litre turbo that powers the entry‑level G, the mid‑range GR Sport and the top‑spec GR Sport TSS.
Exterior – GR Sport and GR Sport TSS
The GR‑branded trims receive a re‑engineered aerodynamic body kit. Wider front bumper, aggressive side skirts, black‑finished grille and a rear diffuser give the Raize a more athletic stance while retaining the robust look that launched the model in 2021.
Interior & technology upgrades
Inside, a new Gun Metallic grey tone accents the door panels, central console and decorative inserts, complemented by a black roof liner for a premium feel. All trims now support Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and the base 1.2 G gains a larger 9‑inch touchscreen – up from the previous 8‑inch – delivering a clearer, more intuitive multimedia experience.
Pricing and market outlook
The 2026 Raize starts at roughly 250 million Indonesian Rupiah, which translates to about 387 million Vietnamese đồng. Analysts suggest that the sport‑focused package could soon make its way to Vietnam, where Toyota aims to close the gap in sales and model refresh cycles against rival compact SUVs.
With its blend of economical powertrains, upgraded styling and modern connectivity, the new Raize positions itself as a compelling choice for city drivers seeking a balance of practicality and excitement.