Toyota
across California.

How many Toyota vehicles are in California? At least 5,735,265, across 1,686 ZIPs. The most are in Westminster 92683, with at least 20,891.

5,735,265+vehicles

Toyota Prius Prime production vehicle
#1Make rankingAmong 116 named makes
at least 14.59Per 100 residentsSee it by ZIP
141,587Zero-emission vehiclesState energy agency count
37.0%Model year before 2011Of Toyota vehicles

Top 10 California ZIP codes for Toyota

Westminster 92683 has the most registered Toyota vehicles, at least 20,891, among 1,119 ZIP codes with 5,000+ residents and 2,000+ vehicles, fleet ZIPs removed.

California ZIP codes where Toyota has the highest share

Toyota vehicles as a share of all vehicles in each ZIP code. Ranked among 1,119 ZIPs with 5,000+ residents and 2,000+ vehicles, fleet ZIPs removed.

Toyota by California county and city

Each count is a lower bound, because the DMV pools small groups. Share lists leave out fleet ZIPs.

All counties and cities

The fuel mix

DMV count, without electric fuels.

Gas
4,672,761+
Gas hybrid
990,969+

Zero-emission Toyota vehicles

141,587 counted by the state energy agency, a year newer than the DMV file.

Plug-in hybrid
116,952
Battery electric
13,944
Hydrogen fuel cell
10,691

Top-selling new Toyota models in California

New retail registrations this year, fleets excluded, from the California New Car Dealers Association. Each model is among the top five in its segment. The DMV file has no model names, so these count new cars, not every Toyota on the road. Only plug-in and fuel-cell models have county maps. The state energy agency publishes gas, hybrid and diesel vehicles without a make or model.

  1. Toyota Camry #1 among mid-size and large cars 52,224 54.8% of segment
  2. Toyota RAV4 #2 among compact SUVs 37,801 17.5% of segment

    By county: RAV4 Prime, RAV4 PHEV, RAV4 EV

  3. Toyota Tacoma #1 among compact and mid-size pickups 36,330 51.5% of segment
  4. Toyota Corolla #2 among small cars 31,937 24.2% of segment
  5. Toyota Corolla Cross #2 among subcompact SUVs 13,076 14.5% of segment
  6. Toyota Grand Highlander #1 among three-row mid-size SUVs 12,837 12.2% of segment
  7. Toyota Sienna #1 among minivans 11,890 40.0% of segment
  8. Toyota Tundra #5 among full-size pickups 11,499 11.4% of segment
  9. Toyota 4Runner #1 among two-row mid-size SUVs 11,216 24.9% of segment
  10. Toyota Land Cruiser #4 among large SUVs 3,591 10.5% of segment
  11. Toyota 86 #2 among sports and pony cars 1,284 14.4% of segment
  12. Toyota Supra #5 among sports and pony cars 548 6.1% of segment

Other current Toyota models

Toyota models from model years 2026 and 2027 in the U.S. EPA fuel economy catalog, one card per model line. The DMV file has no model names, so this shows the lineup, not how many are on California roads.

  1. Toyota bZ SUV Electric

    By county: bZ

  2. Toyota C-HR SUV Electric
  3. Toyota Crown Car Hybrid
  4. Toyota Crown Signia Wagon Hybrid
  5. Toyota GR Corolla Car Gas
  6. Toyota Highlander SUV Gas, Hybrid
  7. Toyota Mirai Car Fuel cell

    By county: Mirai

  8. Toyota Prius Car Hybrid

    By county: Prius Prime, Prius PHEV

  9. Toyota Sequoia SUV Hybrid

The model-year mix

2025 41,033+ (0.7%)
2024 268,175+ (4.6%)
2023 247,066+ (4.3%)
2022 251,885+ (4.3%)
2021 301,497+ (5.2%)
2020 242,150+ (4.2%)
2019 270,558+ (4.7%)
2018 286,070+ (4.9%)
2017 304,474+ (5.3%)
2016 250,192+ (4.3%)
2015 298,154+ (5.1%)
2014 234,410+ (4.0%)
2013 229,737+ (4.0%)
2012 202,737+ (3.5%)
2011 179,601+ (3.1%)
Before 20112,127,526+ (37.0%)

A closer look at plug-in and fuel-cell models

141,587 Toyota plug-in and fuel-cell vehicles across California counties.

1Prius Prime Plug-in hybrid · 58 counties
60,158
2RAV4 Prime Plug-in hybrid · 57 counties
27,847
3Prius PHEV Plug-in hybrid · 58 counties
23,912
4bZ4X Battery electric · 53 counties
12,321
5Mirai Fuel cell · 43 counties
10,691
6RAV4 PHEV Plug-in hybrid · 51 counties
5,035
7RAV4 EV Battery electric · 39 counties
920
8bZ Battery electric · 41 counties
703

New-car registrations

Toyota in California's new light-vehicle market, including fleets.

Year to date
252,635
+5.1% vs 240,266 a year earlier, revised
Latest quarter
88,298
+14.3% year over year
Compare new-registration trends

U.S. rated models and configurations

216 models, 2,645 U.S. rated configurations, 1984–2027. Browse fuel economy, powertrain, range and U.S. specifications.

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