Toyota Noah III (R80) photos

2014 — 2021 · minivan
0
photos

About this generation

The third generation Toyota Noah (R80) was manufactured from 2014 to 2021, debuting a full hybrid powertrain option for the first time.

The third-generation Toyota Noah minivan, designated R80, launched in January 2014. Built on a low-floor chassis that lowered floor height by 85 mm compared to its predecessor, the R80 delivered superior cabin accessibility and expanded headroom. The exterior featured a prominent front grille and sharp LED headlights. Crucially, the R80 generation introduced a hybrid variant alongside traditional petrol engines.

Gasoline models utilized a 2.0-liter 3ZR-FAE engine (152 hp) matched to a Super CVT-i, available in FWD and 4WD. The Noah Hybrid integrated a 1.8-liter 2ZR-FXE Atkinson-cycle engine with an electric motor to yield 136 total system horsepower and exceptional fuel economy. A 2017 facelift brought aggressive front styling revisions, enhanced cabin trim, and standard Toyota Safety Sense automated emergency braking.

News

Toyota news

All Toyota news
Thirteenth-Generation Toyota Corolla Will Offer Four Powertrain Types
Thirteenth-Generation Toyota Corolla Will Offer Four Powertrain Types
Toyota will divide the upcoming Corolla's electrical architecture into four separate groups, enabling the compact car to be offered with pure combustion, traditional hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric powertrains. The thirteenth-generation model is expected to debut next year alongside a new 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine.
16.Oct.2026
2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Debuts With Refreshed Styling and a 10.5-Inch Screen
2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Debuts With Refreshed Styling and a 10.5-Inch Screen
Toyota has updated the 2026 Corolla Cross subcompact SUV with revised front fascias, a reconfigured center console, and an available 10.5-inch touchscreen display. The refreshed model carries over its 169-horsepower four-cylinder engine, with pricing starting at $26,930.
10.Oct.2026
Toyota Plans Global Expansion for Ultra-Luxury Century Brand Above Lexus
Toyota Plans Global Expansion for Ultra-Luxury Century Brand Above Lexus
Toyota is preparing to expand its Century nameplate into an independent ultra-luxury brand on the global stage, positioned strictly above Lexus. The historically domestic lineup of sedans and SUVs will evolve into international territory to rival ultra-luxury benchmarks.
01.Oct.2026
Toyota Confirms Hydrogen Hilux Pickup With 248-Mile Range
Toyota Confirms Hydrogen Hilux Pickup With 248-Mile Range
Toyota has confirmed that the hydrogen fuel cell Hilux will enter production in 2028, targeting 248 miles of WLTP range and a 5,512-pound towing capacity. Utilizing Mirai-derived technology, the pickup offers a three- to five-minute refueling time for commercial fleets.
18.Sep.2026