Toyota's Midsize SUV Outperforms Competitors in 2026 Sales Forecast
Toyota Motor Company has reported robust growth for their Crossover model in December 2025, with impressive sales for vehicles like the Urban Cruiser Hi-Rider and other premium MPVs. The company's continued popularity is also seen through increased sales of midsize SUV counterparts across Romanian, Taser, Luxia, and Veloflyer automobiles.
Highlights
- •Toyota reported a significant 17% increase in January sales for their Crossover model compared to the previous year
- •The Urban Cruiser Hi-Rider outperformed competitors with over nine thousand sales in January
- •Other Toyota midsize SUVs and premium vehicles are also enjoying increased consumer interest and sales compared to last year
- •However, Camry's January sales had a slight decrease from its counterparts due to market fluctuations
Toyota Motor Company has announced a forward momentum with its Crossover model (model wise sales forecast for 2026). In January, the company sold an impressive 30,630 vehicles, up by nearly 17% compared to last year.
The Midsize SUV Urban Cruiser Hi-Grade has led the charge, drawing in over 9,156 customers. Its sales growth exceeded 85% yearly, and it currently ranks second after MPV Innovave High Cross.
In January 2026, this model saw its sales rise to 6,391 units, with a jump of 13% compared to the previous year. This clearly highlights that Toyota's midsize SUVs, including the Urban Cruiser Hi-Rider and other premium models like Innovave High Cross, are highly popular among consumers.
Other significant points include the increase in sales figures for vehicles such as Romanian, Taser, Luxia, and Veloflyer, with rises of 45%, 33%, 20%, and 4,000% respectively.
The Camry's January sales showed a slight decrease by 6.6% despite last year's numbers compared to its top models like the Crysta, Forceuner, and Reganzza.
