The Toyota Platz, also known as the Toyota Yaris or Toyota Echo in export markets, is a subcompact car produced by Toyota in Japan from 1999 to 2005. It belongs to the XP10 series and was succeeded by the Belta. The Platz shares similarities with the Japanese market Vitz hatchback. The name "Platz" is derived from German, meaning "space," highlighting its spacious interior design.
Sold through Toyopet Store and Netz Toyota Store dealerships in Japan, the Platz catered to those seeking a compact yet roomy vehicle. Its production spanned six years before being phased out in favor of the Belta. In international markets, the car was known as the Yaris or Echo, maintaining consistency with
