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Toyota has given the Auris a new 1.6-litre engine that is the car's first petrol to make it under the 160g/km capital allowances barrier.
Emissions are down to 146g/km for the automatic 'multimode' version, and 153gkm for the manual.
Despite also improving fuel economy - from 39.8 to 43.5mpg for the manual and 40.9 to 45.6mpg for the auto - Toyota has boosted power by 6% to 132PS.
Toyota has also tweaked the three diesels in the Auris range, improving fuel economy and emissions, although power remains the same.
The 2.2-litre diesel joins the new petrol engine in the sub-160g/km band, down to 158g/km from 164.
Meanwhile, the 1.4-litre drops CO2 output to 125g/km from 132, while the 2.0-litre falls to 138 from 151g/km.
The brand has simplified trim levels, too, including making ESP anti-skid available as an option on 1.4-litre TR models.
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