The Toyota bB is a mini MPV manufactured by Toyota, with the first generation launched in 2000 and the second generation developed jointly with Daihatsu from 2005. It has also been sold under different names like Daihatsu Materia, Scion xB, and Subaru Dex.
Key Points:
1. The Toyota bB is a mini MPV produced by Toyota in two generations.
2. The first generation, launched in 2000 (XP30), was based on the Toyota Vitz platform.
3. Toyota's chief engineer Tetsuya Tada led the development of the first generation bB.
4. The box-shaped design of the bB was originally aimed at Japanese men in their twenties, but it has gained popularity among women buyers as well.
5. The second generation of the bB was co-developed with Daihatsu from 2005 onwards.
The Toyota bB's distinctive boxy design, combined with its compact size, appeals to a broad range of consumers. While initially targeting young Japanese men, the bB's practicality and style have attracted a diverse customer base, including women. The second generation, developed in collaboration with Daihatsu, further enhanced the model's appeal. With variations sold under different names in various markets, the Toyota bB has proven to be a versatile and successful mini MPV offering from Toyota.
