APR Performance – Toyota GR Yaris & GR Corolla

Parts in this range may include carbon fibre radiator cooling plates and related engine bay panels, front aero components such as air dams, wind splitters and canards, and rear aero items where APR offers them for these chassis. Availability varies by model, so check the individual product page for the exact part and fitment listed.

Toyota's current GR hatch range uses the GXPA16/GZEA14 GR Yaris and the GZEA14H GR Corolla (2023 onwards) in Australia. Because APR list their parts by model and model year, confirm the year range shown in the product title matches your car before ordering. Facelift and special-edition bumpers can differ from the standard bumper, so compare your vehicle's front bar and bonnet openings to the product images. If you are unsure which variant you have, check your build plate and VIN details against the listing.

Installation by a professional workshop experienced with carbon aero is recommended. Depending on the part, fitting can involve removing the front bumper, under-tray or engine bay covers, and may require drilling, trimming or the use of supplied brackets and hardware. Dry-fit each component and check panel gaps and clearances before final tightening. Carbon fibre parts should be handled carefully to avoid chips, and any aero fitted to a road-registered vehicle must comply with the relevant Australian Design Rules and your state or territory vehicle standards.

Does APR make aero for the GR Corolla? Yes — APR list carbon components for the GR Corolla (2023+), including a carbon radiator cooling plate.

Will a GR Corolla part fit a GR Yaris? Not necessarily. The two share a family resemblance but differ in body and bumper design, so use the fitment stated on each listing.

Are these parts genuine carbon fibre? APR's aero range is manufactured from carbon fibre; the exact construction and finish are described on each product page.