How many generations of Corolla are there in total?
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The Corolla has a total of 12 generations. The Corolla enjoys a good reputation in China and has strong product competitiveness. The production cycle of the first-generation Corolla was from 1969 to 1970. In 1971, the second-generation Corolla was officially launched, with a design somewhat resembling American muscle cars. In 1975, the third-generation Corolla was officially launched. In 1980, the fourth-generation Corolla was introduced. In 1983, the fifth-generation Corolla debuted, abandoning the front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout in favor of front-engine, front-wheel-drive. In 1988, the sixth-generation Corolla was launched; in 1993, the seventh-generation Corolla was introduced; in 1998, the eighth-generation Corolla debuted, featuring significant changes in exterior design; in 2003, the ninth-generation Corolla was launched; in 2009, the tenth-generation Corolla was introduced. In 2014, the eleventh-generation Corolla was launched, which developed up to the 2017 model, offering three powertrain options: a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, a 1.2T turbocharged engine, and a 1.8L engine. In 2019, the twelfth-generation Corolla was introduced. The all-new twelfth-generation Corolla comes standard with the latest Toyota Safety Sense (TSSⅡ) system, featuring Level 2 autonomous driving core functions. The hybrid version is equipped with the latest hybrid powertrain. The new battery layout places the battery pack under the rear seats, maintaining the same trunk space as the gasoline version at 470 liters.
