The Toyota Rush has progressively evolved to become one of the best-selling SUVs in the Kenyan market due to its fuel efficiency, reliability, and many years of production, which has allowed for modifications and improvement. As much as it boasts the perks of a good car, it competes with the Mitsubishi Xpander, Honda BR-V, Suzuki XL7, Toyota Innova, Nissan Dualis, and Subaru XV.     

The Toyota Rush boasts a significant following in Kenya primarily because of its elegant exterior design, gas mileage, and reliability. While its spacious interior appeals to those with bigger households, it competes with the Mitsubishi Xpander, Honda BR-V, Suzuki XL7, Toyota Innova, Nissan Dualis, and Subaru XV.  

The Toyota Rush is a compact SUV manufactured by Daihatsu, hence the alternate name Daihatsu Terios. It is the F300 series Rocky's successor. The name "Terios" comes from the Old Greek term for "making dreams come true." Its sleek appearance has greatly contributed to its success in the Kenyan market. It competes with the Mitsubishi Xpander, Honda BR-V, Suzuki XL7, Toyota Innova, Nissan Dualis, and Subaru XV.

The Toyota Rush has evolved from its early years as a 4x4 poseur to the bona fide 7-seater SUV it is today. It started off as the Daihatsu Terios before Toyota bought a controlling stake in Daihatsu and launched the Toyota Rush alongside the Terios. Both of them are in production and sold in various markets around the world. The Toyota Rush Honda Vezel, Nissan Dualis, Nissan Juke, Mitsubishi RVR and Subaru XV

The Toyota Rush has evolved from its early years as a 4x4 poseur to the bona fide 7-seater SUV it is today. It started off as the Daihatsu Terios before Toyota bought a controlling stake in Daihatsu and launched the Toyota Rush alongside the Terios. Both of them are in production and sold in various markets around the world. The Toyota Rush Honda Vezel, Nissan Dualis, Nissan Juke, Mitsubishi RVR and Subaru XV