JTMSubaru and Toyota multipurpose passenger vehicles
Held by Toyota Motor Corporation · registered in Japan
WMI JTM's rules place assembly in four countries. Its rules start at model year 2006 and have no end year. The same rules name 20 percent of the 64 models found under all 14 codes of Toyota Motor. Electrified versions appear in its rules: battery electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid.
Models in the decoding rules, by model year
- 4Runner2006
- Highlander2006
- RAV42006–2027
- SCION xB2006
- LAND Cruiser2008–2021
- RAV4 Prime (PHEV)2021–2027
- bZ4X2023–2025
- Solterra2023–2027
- bZ2026–2027
- bZ Woodland2026–2027
- C-HR2026–2027
- Trailseeker2026–2027
- Uncharted2026–2027
Where the rules place assembly
Plant countriesJapan, Canada, United States, Mexico
Plant locations namedToyota City; Obu; Tahara; Woodstock; Motomachi; Takaoka; Ota; Cambridge; Nagakusa; Toyota; Miyawaka; Princeton; Sagamihara; Tijuana and 4 more
Bodies and power
Body classesSUV
Primary fuelsGasoline, Electric
Compared with the closest code, JTL
JTL is held by Toyota Motor Corporation. Measured by the overlap of the two model lists, it is the code closest to JTM.
Models in both5
Only under JTMRAV4 Prime (PHEV), bZ4X, Solterra, bZ, bZ Woodland, C-HR, Trailseeker, Uncharted
Model yearsJTM: 2006–open · JTL: 2004–2015
Plant countries only for JTMCanada
Other codes held by Toyota Motor
| Code | Vehicle type | Makes | Model years | Models |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JT3 | multipurpose passenger vehicles | Toyota | 1981–2003 | 10 |
| JTE | multipurpose passenger vehicles | Lexus, Subaru, Toyota | 1999–open | 10 |
| JTJ | multipurpose passenger vehicles | Lexus | 2000–open | 9 |
| JTL | multipurpose passenger vehicles | Toyota | 2004–2015 | 5 |
| JT6 | multipurpose passenger vehicles | Lexus | 1996–2003 | 2 |
| JTD | passenger cars | Toyota | 2000–open | 20 |
| JT2 | passenger cars | Toyota | 1981–2003 | 18 |
| JTH | passenger cars | Lexus | 2000–open | 17 |
5 more not shown here. All 14 codes of Toyota Motor
Subaru under other holders
Models named in each code's rules
Source: NHTSA vPIC, October 2026 release (database updated October 17, 2026). How the figures are counted: How the catalog is read.