Toyota’s expansive portfolio of commodious SUVs is about to grow again, as production prepares to commence in Princeton, Indiana, on the 2024 Grand Highlander. The midsize SUV will provide buyers with three powertrain choices, including two hybrids, along with a third row of seats that Toyota assures will fit adults. Available technological goodies will include an array of assists such as Traffic Jam Assist, Heads-Up Display and a Digital Rearview Mirror.
Toyota intends to offer three powertrain combinations across three Grand Highlander trim levels, with AWD optional across the board. Engine choices begin with a 2.4-liter petroleum engine with 265 horsepower, a 2.5-liter hybrid rated at 245 horsepower and the Hybrid MAX powertrain that generates 362 horsepower, along with a 5,000-pound towing capacity. Deliveries will start getting underway this summer.
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