Japan · founded 1907

Daihatsu Model History

Japan's kei-car specialist — founded in 1907, a Toyota subsidiary since 2016 — best known for the Charade, Mira, Move, and Copen.

11 models

The complete catalog

Models

Compagno
Daihatsu's first passenger car — a Vignale-styled Italian-influenced range that introduced the iconic 'D' logo.
Compact car · 1963–1970
Charmant
A Toyota Corolla-based compact sedan — Daihatsu's conventional small family car through the late 1970s and 1980s.
Compact car · 1974–1987
Charade
Daihatsu's breakthrough subcompact — a 1977 Japanese Car of the Year winner that proved one-litre engines could succeed in the small-car class.
Subcompact car · 1977–2000
Mira
Daihatsu's long-running kei city car — nearly four decades of front-wheel-drive motoring from 1980 to 2018.
Kei car · 1980–2018
Hijet
Daihatsu's cabover kei truck and van — in continuous production since 1960 and Japan's kei-truck sales leader.
Kei truck · 1960–present
Feroza / Rocky (F70/F300)
Daihatsu's original compact 4x4 — sold as the Rugger or Rocky in Japan and Feroza or Sportrak in export markets.
Compact SUV · 1984–2002
Terios
Daihatsu's export compact SUV — sold since 1997 and rebadged as the Toyota Rush in many global markets.
Compact SUV · 1997–present
Sirion
Daihatsu's export subcompact hatchback — known in Japan as the Storia and Boon, it succeeded the Charade in European markets.
Subcompact car · 1998–2015
Move
Daihatsu's tall-body kei car — six generations of head-room-prioritising city transport from 1995 to 2023.
Kei car · 1995–2023
Copen
Daihatsu's turbocharged kei roadster — a 660 cc two-seat convertible that debuted at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show.
Kei car · 2002–present
Rocky (A200)
Daihatsu's modern unibody subcompact crossover — a 2019 revival of the Rocky name on an entirely new compact SUV platform.
Subcompact SUV · 2019–present

Other makes

Models

Compagno

Charmant

Charade

Mira

Hijet

Feroza / Rocky (F70/F300)

Terios

Sirion

Move

Copen

Rocky (A200)