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Pixis

2011 - 2017

The Toyota Pixis is a series of kei cars, trucks, and microvans produced by Daihatsu and sold under the Toyota brand. (en.wikipedia.org) Since its debut in 2011, the Pixis lineup has expanded to include various models tailored to the diverse needs of Japanese drivers. (global.toyota)

Variants by year

6 versions

2017

P
C
2017
Pixis Epoch
P
C
2017
Pixis Van

2015

P
C
2015
Pixis Mega

2012

P
C
2012
Pixis Epoch

2011

P
C
2011
Pixis Space
P
C
2011
Pixis Van

Model summary

Data from the ScanRacer library, organized to compare versions quickly.

6referenced versions
2011 - 2017covered years
4distinct model years

Model introduction

The Toyota Pixis is a series of kei cars, trucks, and microvans produced by Daihatsu and sold under the Toyota brand. (en.wikipedia.org) Since its debut in 2011, the Pixis lineup has expanded to include various models tailored to the diverse needs of Japanese drivers. (global.toyota)

History

The Toyota Pixis series began in 2011 with the launch of the Pixis Van and Pixis Truck, compact utility vehicles designed for practical commercial use. (global.toyota) In 2012, the lineup expanded with the Pixis Epoch, a city car offering exceptional fuel efficiency. (global.toyota) In 2015, the Pixis Mega was introduced, providing a spacious interior and enhanced driver visibility.

Generations

The Toyota Pixis series includes several models tailored to the diverse needs of Japanese drivers. (global.toyota)

Key differences

The models in the Toyota Pixis series vary based on their specific features, catering to the diverse needs of Japanese drivers. (global.toyota)

Photo recognition

To identify the different models in the Toyota Pixis series, it is helpful to refer to the specific features of each model, such as body design, dimensions, and interior equipment. (global.toyota)

Important versions

Notable versions in the Toyota Pixis series include the Pixis Van, Pixis Truck, Pixis Epoch, Pixis Mega, Pixis Joy, and Pixis Space. (global.toyota)

References