UK prices for the 2022 Toyota Proace City van

Toyota’s Proace City compact van is gaining an extra trim grade and a more powerful engine option for the 2022 model year.

The existing Active and Icon variants remain available, and standard features on both include air conditioning, electric windows, a DAB radio, Bluetooth connectivity, twin sliding side doors and a full metal bulkhead.

In addition, the Icon comes with three front seats, a touchscreen-controlled infotainment system (with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility), front and rear parking sensors, a reversing camera and cruise control.

They’re now joined by the new range-topping Design equipment level. Identifiable by its body-coloured bumpers and 16” alloy wheels, this model also benefits from satellite navigation, an anti-theft alarm and various Toyota Safety Sense assistance technologies.

Toyota Proace City Design L1 Panel Van (2022) Front Side

Power is still provided by a four-cylinder 1.5-litre diesel unit, but the output choice is changing. With the demise of the 75 PS (74 bhp / 55 kW) version, customers will be able to specify either 102 PS (101 bhp / 75 kW) or, for the first time, 130 PS (128 bhp / 96 kW).

As before, L1 and L2 vehicle lengths are being offered. In the UK, on-the-road prices before / after VAT is applied are:
  • Active L1 102 PS – £19,718 / £23,595
  • Icon L1 102 PS – £21,468 / £25,695
  • Icon L2 102 PS – £22,093 / £26,445
  • Design L1 102 PS – £23,384 / £27,995
  • Design L1 130 PS – £24,259 / £29,045
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