Toyota has released the first photos of the all-new 2014 Corolla. Much like with last year's Camry, the new Corolla will have two different looks to cater to different markets, and both versions have been shown. The blue car in the pictures is designed for the US market, while the white one is aimed at Europe, and the differences appear to be only cosmetic.

 

Both versions features aggressive styling and sporty detailing and borrow cues from the Corolla Furia concept car showcased at the Detroit motor show in January, with the intention of attracting a younger audience.

 

The US market car first. Some of the radical detailing from the Furia has been toned down, but a lot of the core design influences have been retained. The prominent shoulder line, the kink in the window line and heavily creased bumpers remain, and this gives the new car a sharper look. The wraparound tail-lamps are sharper and stretch onto the heavily sculpted boot. Also carried over is the Furia’s very modern, tightly stretched skin. The carmaker's focus seems to have been on chiselling the previous car’s blunt looks, something we’ve already seen on cars like the new Camry.