Toyota Thailand introduced the Soluna in August 1996 as a budget sedan for South-East Asia, built on the platform of the Tercel L50. It was sold in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia with the 1.5 litre 5A-FE petrol engine, front-wheel drive and a choice of four-speed automatic or five-speed manual gearbox. Grades included XLi, GLi and SLi, and in Indonesia the SEi. A facelift followed in Thailand at the end of 1999 and in Indonesia in May 2001. Production in Thailand ended in April 2003, and the Vios took over as Toyota's compact sedan for the region.
The Soluna was a compact sedan that Toyota built in Thailand from 1996 to 2003 for South-East Asian markets. It is based on the Tercel L50 and uses the 1.5 litre 5A-FE four-cylinder petrol engine.
30years
1trims
99hp
The Story
Why the Soluna mattersTrims
1 trim · 1996–2003Based on the Tercel L50. 1.5 litre 5A-FE, front-wheel drive, four-speed automatic or five-speed manual. Facelifted in Thailand at the end of 1999 and in Indonesia in May 2001. Succeeded by the Vios.
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Soluna 1.5 (5A-FE) Thailand
Sedan · 1996–2003
Power
99 hp
Body
Sedan
Debut
1996
Production
1996–2003
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