Crossovers «Toyota»
For many automakers, Toyota crossovers are literally a role model, because it was from them that the SUV segment was “born”.
The entire model range of crossovers of the Toyota brand (new models of 2022-2023).
First of all, the brand's SUVs are classic Japanese quality, "packed" in an attractive "shell" and filled with modern technologies.
The first such car in the ranks of Toyota appeared in 1994 (model "RAV4"), becoming a milestone in the development of the global automotive industry - it is believed that it was with him that the "class of crossovers" began.
The corporation became the first automaker in world history to produce more than 10 million vehicles in one year (in 2013). The name "Toyota" comes from the old name of this company "Toyoda Automatic Loom Works", but the letter "D" has been changed to "T" for easier pronunciation. Toyoda Automatic Loom Works was founded in 1926, originally based on the production of automatic looms. In 2012, this automaker passed the mark of 200 million cars produced. The company achieved this result in 76 years and 11 months. In 1957, the company began to export cars to the United States, and in 1962 began to conquer the European market. The Corolla model is one of the most massive cars in the history of the automotive industry: over 48 million copies have been produced in 40 years. The company's first passenger car was called the A1. Unfortunately, none of these cars "survived" to this day. Toyota holds the Nürburgring speed record...but for hybrid cars it was set by the Prius in July 2014. In 1989, the modern brand logo appeared - three intersecting ovals, each of which has a specific meaning. In May 2009, the company ended the financial year with a loss. Interestingly, this has not happened to this Japanese automaker since the distant 1950s.
Below Zero: Toyota bZ4X
Toyota's first mass-produced electric vehicle will make its virtual debut on October 29, 2021. The five-door car features an unconventional design and modern interior, and is available in front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.
Toyota's Parquet: Hyryder Urban Cruiser
This subcompact urban crossover is built on the same platform as the Suzuki Vitara, but with a lot of input from Toyota engineers. The car attracts attention with its affordable price in combination with a modern hybrid power plant.
Serious Toyota: Highlander IV
The debut of the fourth generation of the mid-size SUV took place at the New York International Auto Show in April 2019. It has an expressive design, a modern and functional interior and is equipped with a V6 petrol engine.
Hybrid Toyota Venza II
The second generation of the mid-size SUV was presented on May 18, 2020 at an online presentation and is focused primarily on the United States. The car has an attractive design and modern interior, and is offered only with a hybrid power plant.
fifth generation Toyota RAV4
The debut of the 5th generation Parkett took place in March 2018 (at the New York Auto Show), and it will arrive in the Russian Federation in 2020. It "credits" brutal design, "is based" on the TNGA modular platform, is equipped with modern engines and has rich equipment.
Toyota CHR
The subcompact rocket was presented to the world in March 2016 (at the Geneva Motor Show), but its sales in Russia began only in June 2018. It is distinguished by a bold design (both external and internal), very rich equipment and modern technical "stuffing".
Converted 4th Toyota RAV4
The restyled version of the fourth generation of the compact SUV celebrated its European premiere in September 2015 (at the Frankfurt Motor Show). The car has received a noticeable facelift and a few interior upgrades, but technically it's nothing new.
The first Toyota RAV4 hybrid
At the beginning of 2015, a hybrid version of the fourth generation of this SUV was presented at the New York Auto Show. "Hybrid" - for the first time in the history of the model! This vehicle is powered by the petrol-electric configuration already known from the Lexus NX 300h.
