How much does the Toyota Corolla Cross cost in September 2026?

Toyota kept the Corolla Cross price unchanged for September in Argentina, even as the medium-sized SUV faces stronger competition and a sharp decline in registrations.

The model was the best-selling SUV in its category last year, one of the most competitive segments of the market. But between January and August 2026, it recorded 7,503 registrations, 47% fewer than in the same period a year earlier, according to figures from the Argentine Association of Automotive Dealers, Acara.

The Corolla Cross is available with gasoline and hybrid powertrains. Its performance has been affected by increased competition and by Toyota’s addition of the smaller Yaris Cross to its lineup.

Toyota nevertheless remains Argentina’s best-selling automaker, with 53,221 registrations through the end of August. The result is driven mainly by the Hilux, which was the best-selling vehicle across the entire market last year, and by the Yaris Cross, which continues to gain ground. In August, the Yaris Cross ranked as the market’s third-best-selling model for the month.

To maintain its position, Toyota left almost its entire price list unchanged for September. The Yaris was the only model to receive a 1% increase, while the Hiace rose 2%. The Corolla Cross remained at its August price.