Toyota Voxy updates in Japan

In late July 2026, Toyota unveiled a partially facelifted Voxy minivan for the Japanese market, adding a larger front grille, updated LED headlights, new paint finishes, larger digital instrument displays and a unified hybrid drivetrain. The refreshed model also introduced a 17‑inch wheel size and a Snow EXTRA mode on the E‑Four variant, with pricing ranging from ¥3.751 million to ¥4.396 million. At the same time, Toyota announced a new‑year‑spec Roomy MPV, slated for a September launch, featuring a suite of driver‑assist technologies and modest price increases.

Four days later, a Japanese customizer showcased an aftermarket conversion of a 2022 Voxy, equipping it with air‑suspension, 19‑inch wheels and bespoke styling parts. The bespoke build, carried out by Amapi Workshop in Hyōgo, highlights the market’s enthusiasm for tuning the newly refreshed Voxy, extending its appeal beyond the factory‑spec offering.

The latest reports add two further developments. A dealer in Aichi Prefecture listed a 2026 Toyota Yaris Hybrid X with 60,000 km for ¥1,699,000, detailing its non‑smoking condition and a full suite of comfort, safety and driver‑assist features. Separately, tuner Yukizo‑K and Auto‑Custom Ama‑Pri workshop in Hyōgo completed a custom Voxy (90‑series) fitted with a dual‑valve air‑suspension, 19‑inch Imperial‑gold wheels lowered to ground‑touching height, upgraded brakes, a custom grille, aerodynamic components and distinctive interior and exterior styling. Together, these items underscore the ongoing enthusiasm for high‑end Voxy customisation alongside active domestic Toyota sales.