2025 Toyota 4Runner Release Date, Price, Specs, Latest News, Photos
2025 Toyota 4Runner Release Date, Price, Specs, Latest News, Photos, Interior & Exterior! We can see what will come from Toyota’s best-selling boxy body-on-frame SUV in these latest developments on the sixth-generation 4Runner. It is impossible to deny the success of the 4Runner. Family vehicles, off-road vehicles, tourers, and even world tourers have all used it. Every 4×4 lover knows the legendary nameplate because of its versatility and durability.
It is safe to say that the current generation is quite old and ancient. It has been over a decade since Toyota launched the fifth-generation model, and the vehicle shows signs of age. However, customers do not seem to care about that. The 4Runner has been a best-selling vehicle for the past few years due to its old-school character.
The upcoming Toyota model must maintain its simplicity; therefore, Toyota must be cautious. It looks like the Toyota 4Runner may have a bit too many features for its good.
2025 Toyota 4Runner Release Date and Price
It is likely that the redesigned 4Runner will be introduced by the end of 2024, assuming it will debut in 2025. According to our estimates, the base trim with RWD should increase by about $4,000, bringing its suggested retail price to almost $45,000, while the top TRD trims will achieve (if not exceed) $60,000.
2025 Toyota 4Runner Engine Power and Performance
In spite of its adequate performance, the 5th-generation 4Runner’s only powertrain was slow. In addition to 270 horsepower and 278 lb-ft of torque, the engine was paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. The turbo-four and the hybrid V-6 engines are potential successors.
This is possible with the 2.4-liter turbocharged inline-four in the new Lexus NX350. The engine produces 275 horsepower and 317 pound-feet of torque, and it is mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission in the luxury crossover.
Another option is for Toyota to remove the 2.4-liter turbo-four hybrid system from the Crown sedan. The engine produces 340 horsepower and is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.
In 2025, Motor Trend expects the next-generation 4Runner to feature a hybrid powertrain. There is a high chance that the new 4Runner will also be mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission like the Tacoma’s 2.4-liter hybrid engine.
A performance-tuned version of the Tundra and Sequoia’s i-Force Max Twin Turbo V-6 Hybrid engine might be under the hood. A 10-speed automatic produces 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft in the Tundra and Sequoia.
The option of rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive should exist, regardless of the powertrain selected. Eventually, the next-generation 4Runner might be an all-electric vehicle. The EV could debut after the standard 4Runner a few years from now.
Interior, Infotainment, and Exterior
We anticipate the updated 4Runner still to be a two-row SUV with space for five people, and some trim levels should still have a third row that can fit seven people. We want the second row to be roomier but hope it won’t detract from Toyota’s excellent cargo space.
Will the upcoming 4Runner get the 12.3-inch touchscreen that’s in the Crown? Or the Tundra’s 14-inch panel, which is a possibility. Both will represent an enormous improvement from the 8.0-inch panel on the fifth-generation model. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support will still be standard, and the new 4Runner may also come with a big 12.3-inch digital display panel. We’re also looking forward to a portable phone charger, many USB ports for charging, and a few different sound systems.
2025 Toyota 4Runner Dimensions and Weight
According to the official information, the 2025 Toyota 4Runner is going to have an impressive 9.6-inch ground clearance with unique dimensions that have a 109.8-inch wheelbase, 191.3-inch length, 75.8-inch width, and 72-inch height, while its curb weight is 4,355 lbs.
Safety Features Offered by the 2025 Toyota 4Runner
Safety Sense’s third generation is available on the fifth-generation 4Runner, but it had been patched together over time with a mishmash of technologies. Almost all new SUVs will come with unique features like Road Sign Assist, which recognizes more signs, Lane Tracing Assist, which keeps the vehicle in a lane; and Proactive Driving Assist, which brakes automatically when you’re going around a curve. Additional safety features include automatic emergency braking, automatic high beams, adaptive cruise control, and lane-keeping assistance.
