In the United States, the Prius Plug-in Hybrid is already available starting from $33,980, while the affordable 2027 Toyota Corolla starts from $24,780.
The changes are arguably minimal for both models. There are a few new exterior finish options, a dual-zone HVAC for the Prius, but nothing new in the powertrain department.
The entry-level Corolla SE now comes with larger dash screens: the digital gauge cluster now measures 7 inches from corner to corner, while the head unit measures 8 inches. Opting for the XSE trim raises the respective sizes to 12.3 and 10.5 inches. The FX trim is no longer available as such, but you can get its 18-inch white alloy wheels at a premium.
Depending on your choice trim, the new Prius and Corolla cost between 200 and 500 USD more than their pre-facelift variants. The Corolla XSE starts from $27,875.