2024 Toyota Wigo: Variants, Specs, Pricing
The all-new Toyota Wigo has just been launched in the Philippines. Now in its second generation, the Daihatsu-based Wigo remains as the Japanese automaker’s most affordable model in its local lineup, and also the smallest.
Reception seems to be great based on the comments we’re receiving on our social media pages like Facebook and Tiktok. With that, being an all-new model, you’re probably wondering what exactly it comes equipped with. Here we breakdown everything new, and everything that the all-new Wigo has.
Variants
First things first, the all-new Toyota Wigo comes in three different variants. The E and G variants remain in the lineup but only with automatic transmissions. A new base J variant with a manual transmission joins the lineup for this generation.
Design and Features
In terms of design, the 2nd generation Toyota Wigo is a large departure from the model it replaces. It now sports a more aggressive and sleek front fascia with a large front grille, and vertical light strips on the bumper. The side and rear show a simple vibe but nonetheless are more modern than before. The interior has also been modernized a lot, taking cues from the Toyota Raize, Avanza, and Veloz which this shares the same platform with.
Standard exterior features starting from the base 1.0 J M/T variant are multi-reflector LED headlights, LED clearance lights, chrome front grille, 14-inch steel wheels with hubcaps, and halogen taillights. Moving up to the 1.0 E CVT adds 14-inch alloy wheels, and a rear windshield wiper and washer. Going for the top-spec 1.0 G CVT gives you power-adjustable and power-folding side mirrors with LED indicators, a tailgate spoiler, and 3rd brake light.
Available exterior colors on all variants are Silver Metallic 4 and Gray Metallic. Exclusive to the 1.0 J M/T is White 2. Yellow SE is available on 1.0 E and G. Lastly, exclusive to the 1.0 G CVT is Red Mica Metallic 2, and Orange Metallic 3.
Meanwhile, standard interior features starting from the base 1.0 J M/T variant are fabric seats, 1DIN audio head unit, 2-speaker audio system, and manual airconditioning. The 1.0 E CVT adds an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, steering wheel audio controls, and tilt-adjustable steering wheel. Finally, the 1.0 G CVT gives you adjustable front seat headrests, height adjustment for the driver’s seat, digital climate control, push button start, and 4-speaker audio system.
Performance and Safety
Powering the all-new Toyota Wigo is a 1.0-liter Inline 3-cylinder naturally-aspirated 1KR-VE gasoline engine carried-over from the previous generation. It still produces 67 horsepower and 89 Nm of torque, paired to a 5-speed manual transmission, or a new continuously variable transmission (CVT).
In terms of safety, all variants of the all-new Toyota Wigo gets dual front airbags, anti-lock braking system, vehicle stability control, and hill start assist control. The 1.0 E CVT adds reverse parking sensors while the 1.0 G CVT adds a reverse camera and a built-in dashcam (DVR).
Pricing
For pricing, the all-new Toyota Wigo can be had for the following:
- 1.0 J M/T – Php 609,000
- 1.0 E CVT – Php 684,000
- 1.0 G CVT – Php 729,000
There you have it, that’s all you need to know about the all-new Toyota Wigo. It definitely won’t be surprising to see this continue to be one of the most popular vehicles in the Philippines.
