2020 Toyota Wigo vs Kia Picanto Comparison: Spec Sheet Battle

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month

When it comes to dimensions, the Wigo is the larger vehicle with its length of 3,660 mm, its width of 1,600 mm, its height of 1,520 mm, and Its wheelbase length at 2,450 mm. The Wigo TRD however takes it up a notch because the added body kits push the Toyota city car’s length up to 3,700 mm. The Kia Picanto on the other hand is shorter with a length of 3,595 mm, narrower at 1,595 mm, shorter at 1,485 mm, and its wheelbase is also shorter at 2,400 mm.

The Wigo also has a better ground clearance at 180 mm, compared to the Picanto’s 151 mm.

Use the slider to compare the Wigo and Picanto

As for exterior features, both the Wigo and the Picanto get halogen headlamps although the one on the latter is multi-reflectors, and the former has projectors. Both of their top of the line versions also have fog lamps. The Toyota Wigo however does come with a rear wiper with defogger while the Picanto does not.

Both the Wigo and the Picanto also come equipped with a high mount LED stop lamp, as well as power-adjustable side mirrors except for their entry-level variants. All variants of both the Wigo and the Picanto ride on 15-inch wheels, although the Picanto LX MT and LX AT, as well as the entry-level Wigo E MT rides on steelies. The Picanto EX MT and AT, and the rest of the Wigo variants have alloys.

 So, which has the better looking rear end?

Do note though that the Wigo TRD comes with TRD body kits, which will definitely make it stand out on the road. In comparison, the Picanto’s top variant doesn’t have much to make it stand out in its variant lineup. Note that the GT Line is no longer available in the Philippine market, and we’re still waiting on Kia on whether it will bring in the brilliant looking 2020 facelifted Picanto into the country.

Also, the Wigo variants without the TRD bodykits look like this

>>> Related: 

• Which Toyota Wigo should you buy? [Philkotse Guide]
• Need a car for mobility? Drive home a Kia Picanto for P21k this month