The Daihatsu Cast (Japanese: ダイハツ・キャスト, Hepburn: Daihatsu Kyasuto) is a kei car built by the Japanese manufacturer Daihatsu since 2015. It comes in three variations designated, "Style", "Activa" and "Sport". Each one can be equipped with either front- or four-wheel drive configuration.^[4]

The Cast is also sold by Toyota as the Toyota Pixis Joy (Japanese: トヨタ・ピクシスジョイ, Hepburn: Toyota Pikushisu Joi), which was launched on 31 August 2016.^[5]

The Cast Style/Pixis Joy F is targeted at customers who desire an upmarket small passenger vehicle; the Cast Activa/Pixis Joy C is marketed primarily as a light off-road capable crossover with a minimum ground clearance of 175 mm (6.9 in), while the Cast Sport/Pixis Joy S is given such features as handling-oriented suspension tuning to increase its appeal to performance customers.^[4] A continuously variable transmission is fitted on all models and the Sport variant is sold with a 7-speed paddle-shifted mode.^[6]

The Activa and Sport variants (as well as the Pixis Joy C and S) were discontinued in March 2020, leaving only the Style variant. Both variants were replaced by the more rugged SUV-styled LA900 series Taft.

Cast

• 2015 Cast Style G Turbo SA II (LA250S)
• 2015 Cast Style X SA II (LA250S)
• 2017 Cast Style G SA III (LA250S)
• 2015 Cast Activa G SA II (LA250S)
• 2015 Cast Activa G SA II (LA250S)
• 2017 Cast Activa X SA III (LA250S)
• 2017 Cast Activa X SA III (LA250S)
• 2016 Cast Sport SA II (LA250S)
• 2015 Cast Sport SA II (LA250S)
• Cast Style interior
• Cast Activa interior
• Cast Sport interior

Pixis Joy

• Toyota Pixis Joy F G Turbo SA II (LA250A)
• Pixis Joy C (LA250A)
• Pixis Joy S SA II (LA250A)

In September 2015, Daihatsu set monthly sales target for the Cast at 5,000 units, the Cast managed to exceed the target in 2016 but was underperforming in the later years.