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Toyota: deaths and injuries reported to NHTSA, by model

29,522 incidents on file across 28 Toyota models in Toyota’s quarterly Early Warning reports (49 CFR 579.21), through 2026 Q1: 782 killed, 36,644 injured, as claimed. Each is an allegation the manufacturer received, not a finding.

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By model

Source: manufacturer EWR death and injury reports
ModelIncidentsKilledInjuredModel yearsMost-named system
Camry7,1841798,8892001–2026Air Bags
Corolla6,2241677,5102001–2026Air Bags
RAV43,715744,6122001–2026Air Bags
Highlander2,155582,9032001–2025Air Bags
Prius1,769432,0912001–2026Air Bags
Tacoma1,749422,1092001–2026Air Bags
Sienna1,601412,2512001–2026Air Bags
Tundra1,168321,4412001–2026Air Bags
Avalon991401,1632002–2022Vehicle Speed Control
4Runner761269902002–2025Air Bags
Yaris705468402007–2020Air Bags
Sequoia20102922001–2026Air Bags
Prius c19462232012–2018Air Bags
C-HR17251972018–2022Air Bags
Prius v16041882012–2017Air Bags
Corolla Cross15091912022–2026Air Bags
Venza14421752021–2024Air Bags
Grand Highlander11111542024–2026Air Bags
Prius Prime10311212017–2024Air Bags
RAV4 Prime731872021–2024Air Bags
Land Cruiser505592002–2026Other
Mirai440472017–2023Fuel System
bZ4X430512023–2025Other
Crown250282023–2026Other
GR Supra160182020–2026Service Brake System
86100102017–2020Air Bags
bZ2022026–2026No System/Component Specified
Crown Signia2022025–2025Seats

What these reports are, and are not

Source: 49 CFR 579.21

The manufacturer’s own quarterly report

Under NHTSA’s Early Warning Reporting rule, Toyota must report every claim or notice it received alleging a death or injury in one of its vehicles: the model and model year, the incident date, the state, how many were killed or injured, and the systems the claimant named. The manufacturer files it; NHTSA publishes it.

An allegation, as received

A row is a lawsuit, a claim letter or a consumer notice that named a death or injury. It is not a finding that the vehicle caused anything, and NHTSA does not verify it. The systems named are the claimant’s, not an engineer’s.

Counts scale with sales

A model that sold two million will have more reports than one that sold fifty thousand. These pages count; they do not rank. Set a figure against the model’s production and its peers before reading anything into it.

Where the complete list is

Every report on a model and system, dated and numbered beside the recalls, investigations, bulletins and owner complaints, is exhibit F of the defect dossier. The same records are free to read here; the dossier is the file you can cite.

Questions about these reports

Source: NHTSA Early Warning Reporting

Where does NHTSA publish Early Warning Reporting data?

On the Early Warning Reporting page under Vehicle Manufacturers at nhtsa.gov, through a search box that asks for the manufacturer, the report type and the quarter. WhichTrim reads the same tables every night and lays them out by model.

Does a report here mean the Toyota has a defect?

No. It means the manufacturer received a claim or notice alleging a death or injury and named this model in its quarterly report, as the rule requires. NHTSA reads these reports for patterns; a recall or an investigation is where a finding would appear.

Why is the incident date sometimes blank?

The manufacturer did not report one. The quarter the report was filed in is always shown.

Can I get every incident as a spreadsheet?

The defect dossier for a model and system includes them in its exhibits CSV, each with its date, state, the counts and the systems named.