With sleek new styling and seating for up to seven passengers, the all-new 2027 Toyota Highlander arrives as the brand's first battery-electric vehicle (EV) built in America. The new Highlander's ...

You can lease a Toyota Grand Highlander from $389 per month this February, but you’re limited to the entry-level trim. The Toyota Grand Highlander is now the brand's top-selling three-row crossover.

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Toyota revealed the fifth-gen Highlander last week, and marking a major evolution from previous Highlanders that were pioneers of hybrid SUVs, the 2027 Highlander will only be available as an EV. For ...

Toyota is offering cash back on 2024, 2025 and 2026 Highlanders and Highlander Hybrids. Toyota just unveiled the next-generation 2027 Highlander SUV, which becomes a fully electric vehicle. Currently, ...

Highlander numbers had been slipping as the larger Grand Highlander stole sales, so Toyota turned the Highlander into an EV for the 2027 model year. It’s available in front- or all-wheel drive. The ...

Toyota has dominated the hybrid vehicle space for a very long time, first bringing out the iconic Prius over 25 years ago. But when it comes to pure EVs, the auto giant has erred on the side of ...

The electric-only Highlander will arrive in two available trim levels, XLE and Limited. The former will offer front- and all-wheel drive and two battery choices while the Limited will get AWD and only ...

Music superstar Bad Bunny once chose to drive a Toyota Corolla over his Bugatti in Puerto Rico. The Toyota Corolla is a popular car in the U.S. known for its affordability and reliability. Benito ...

Update: The legal pressure on Toyota’s eight-speed automatic transmission isn’t easing up, as a third lawsuit has now landed in federal court. We’ve added the latest details below. Toyota is facing ...

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