Toyota Yaris 2026 Launched in Saudi Arabia: Prices, Specs and Key Features

Saudi Arabia: The Toyota Yaris 2026 is available in Saudi Arabia with prices starting at SAR 66,987.50. Offered in three grades: Y, Y Plus and YX. The compact Sedan combines a 1.3-litre petrol engine with a continuously variable transmission (CVT) and a claimed fuel efficiency of 22.1 km/L. While all three grades share the same engine and dimensions, their equipment levels differ. The entry-level Y covers everyday essentials, including Apple CarPlay, a rear-view camera and rear AC ventilation. The Y Plus adds Toyota Safety Sense and a larger infotainment screen, while the range-topping YX introduces six airbags, automatic climate control and additional cabin conveniences.

For buyers looking for a compact sedan for everyday use in the Kingdom, the Yaris offers a choice between a lower purchase price and a more comprehensive set of safety and comfort features.

Toyota Yaris 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

Toyota lists three grades of the Yaris 2026 on its Saudi website. The prices include a shipping fee of SAR 3,162.50.

Grade	Price in Saudi Arabia
Y	SAR 66,987.50
Y Plus	SAR 72,852.50
YX	SAR 78,832.50

Engine, Performance and Fuel Efficiency

All three Toyota Yaris 2026 grades use a 1.3-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine with a 16-valve DOHC configuration and Dual VVT-i technology. The engine produces 97 hp at 6,000 rpm and 122 Nm of torque at 4,200 rpm, with power delivered through a CVT featuring a manual sequential mode. This setup focuses on everyday driving rather than outright performance. The CVT is designed to deliver smooth acceleration, while the manual sequential mode gives drivers another way to control the transmission when needed. The fuel efficiency of 22.1 KM/L are also exceptional and class-leading for a non-hybrid petrol sedan. The sedan also has a 40-litre fuel tank. 

Toyota Yaris 2026 Variants and Features

Y: Essential features for everyday driving

The Y is the most affordable grade, priced at SAR 66,987.50. Its equipment includes 15-inch alloy wheels with 195/65 R15 tyres, LED front headlamps and a 7-inch touchscreen with Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay. The cabin features fabric seats, digital air conditioning and a rear AC vent. A four-speaker audio system, steering-wheel audio and phone controls, remote keyless entry, a rear-view camera and rear parking sensors are also included. For safety, the Y comes with driver and front passenger airbags, ABS, Brake Assist, EBD and Vehicle Stability Control. However, it does not include Toyota Safety Sense, which is available on the two higher grades.

Y Plus: More technology and driver assistance

Priced at SAR 72,852.50, the Y Plus builds on the entry grade with a larger 9-inch touchscreen, a 7-inch TFT multi-information display and a digital speedometer. It also adds 16-inch alloy wheels, a rear spoiler and a wireless smartphone charger. The main upgrade is Toyota Safety Sense, which includes the Pre-Collision System, Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Departure Alert. The grade also features an electric parking brake with Brake Hold and front parking sensors, alongside the rear sensors. These additions make the Y Plus worth considering for drivers who want more convenience and driver-assistance technology without moving to the most expensive grade. However, it retains the two-airbag configuration of the Y.

YX: Additional safety and cabin convenience

The YX sits at the top of the range with a price of SAR 78,832.50. It includes six airbags, covering the driver and front passenger as well as side and curtain protection. Other additions include smart entry with push-button engine start, power-folding mirrors with turn indicators, LED rear combination lamps and automatic climate control. The cabin also receives a leather steering wheel with telescopic adjustment, high-grade fabric seats and high-gloss interior trim. A six-speaker audio system, one front USB port, two rear USB ports and a boot-side cargo net complete the listed equipment. Like the Y Plus, the YX includes Toyota Safety Sense and the upgraded 9-inch touchscreen. The six-airbag setup is the key distinction between the Y Plus and the YX.

Safety and Cabin Technology

Toyota equips the Yaris 2026 with core safety systems across the range, including ABS, Brake Assist, EBD and Vehicle Stability Control. Toyota Safety Sense is reserved for the Y Plus and YX. The key safety features include a Pre-Collision System designed to warn of potential frontal collision risks, Adaptive Cruise Control to help maintain a suitable following distance, and Lane Departure Alert to warn the driver when the vehicle drifts from its lane under supported conditions. These systems assist the driver but do not replace attentive driving or the need to control the vehicle. Inside, all three grades offer Apple CarPlay and rear AC ventilation. The Y uses a 7-inch touchscreen, while the Y Plus and YX upgrade to a 9-inch display. The YX further adds automatic climate control and two rear USB ports, giving passengers more charging options.

Which Toyota Yaris 2026 Grade Should You Choose?

The Toyota Yaris 2026 brings a straightforward three-grade lineup to Saudi Arabia, with prices ranging from SAR 66,987.50 to SAR 78,832.50. Its 1.3-litre petrol engine, CVT and claimed fuel efficiency of 22.1 km/L remain consistent across the range.

The Y is suited to buyers who want the lowest entry price and the main everyday features. The Y Plus is a stronger option for those who value driver-assistance systems, wireless charging and a larger infotainment display. The YX is the grade to consider if six airbags, automatic climate control and additional rear-seat charging facilities are priorities.

Ultimately, the right choice depends on which features matter most, as all three grades share the same powertrain. 

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