The Toyota RAV4 has stood for decades as a symbol of an affordable and practical vehicle with stellar dependability. However, with the current fifth-generation model, Toyota dialed up the performance by adding a plug-in hybrid powertrain packing 302 hp.

Toyota is overhauling the RAV4, and its most popular vehicle might only offer a hybrid powertrain for its next generation.

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A new generation of the immensely popular Toyota RAV4 is on the way for the 2026 model year and a leak from China now reveals what it might very well look like. A picture posted on Weibo and shared by a number of users and outlets shows the redesign in

The front of the leaked photo shows a much more rugged take on Toyota's current front-end design, which debuted with the latest Prius in 2022. The front lighting design is similar, but the grille area is much taller and more open than on other takes on the theme.

The Toyota Wildlander was introduced in late 2019 and went on sale in China in early 2020. The SUV shares its underpinnings, interior, and most of the exterior body panels with the RAV4, albeit with a redesigned front end and unique taillights. The Wildander is produced by GAC-Toyota, while the RAV4 is made from FAW-Toyota.

The Land Cruiser premium off-roader returned for 2024 after a couple years off the market. As such, the next-generation Toyota SUV scores very few changes this year. A monotone Heritage Blue paint is a new exterior option. Toyota also discontinues the First Edition trim this year. Not as cool as the Lexus GX?

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The redesigned RAV4 has been spied testing in Michigan, sporting an evolutionary design with some cues from the Camry