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What is the top speed of the Corolla?

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PhoebeLee

07/25/25 3:49am

The theoretical top speed of the Corolla is 180 km/h, but in practice, it can reach 200 km/h if you don't mind potential engine damage. Body dimensions: The Corolla has a body length of 4635 mm, width of 1780 mm, and height of 1455 mm and 1435 mm. Powertrain configuration: The Corolla is a compact car under FAW Toyota, equipped with a 1.2T turbocharged engine and a 1.8L naturally aspirated engine. The cylinder arrangement is in-line, with 4 cylinders and 4 valves per cylinder. It comes with a 10-speed continuously variable transmission and an electronic continuously variable transmission.

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MacGeorge

08/10/25 5:09pm

Last time I tried my friend's 2021 Corolla on the highway, the 1.2T version could reach around 185 km/h when flooring the accelerator, but the body started to feel very unstable. Actually, electronic speed limiters on family cars are strictly set - the 1.8L hybrid version is even more conservative, capped at about 160 km/h. I'd advise against actually testing these limits, as speeding is both dangerous and costly in fines. If you're really in a hurry, taking high-speed rail is more reliable. This car is designed with fuel efficiency and durability as priorities - speed enthusiasts should be looking at the 86 instead.

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