Toyota Teases New Three-Row SUV; Is It Electric?

Key Points

• Toyota has released two teasers of an upcoming SUV.
• Few details known, could be electric or plug-in hybrid
• Full reveal scheduled for Feb. 10

A new Toyota SUV will debut Feb. 10, and the automaker is building anticipation with a pair of teaser images and videos. The first shows a dimly lit rear view of the vehicle, and the second is an interior shot. The videos don’t show anything more than the still images.

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The rear photo gives few hints as to what the vehicle is, only that it has a relatively square greenhouse atop dramatically tapered bodywork and thin, dual LED taillight strips. The interior shot, on the other hand, can be brightened to clearly show a panoramic moonroof and third-row seats that may be individually adjustable (the left seat appears to be slightly forward of the right). Zoom in on the instrument panel, and you’ll see what appears to be a screen monitoring power delivery from an all-wheel-drive electric powertrain.

Readying a Place

Toyota has been in an electric-vehicle binge as of late, debuting an updated bZ (nee bZ4X), the long-wheelbase bZ Woodland derivative and the reborn C-HR electric SUV. However, none of those have three rows of seats, which leaves Toyota no products to compete with the Kia EV9 and Hyundai Ioniq 9. Based on the styling (which is a radical departure from any of the brand’s current gas-burning products), the fact that the Grand Highlander handles family duties for the gas branch of the lineup and that display in the instrument cluster, it seems like this is a new three-row electric SUV.

We won’t have to wait long to find out. Toyota promises a full reveal of the new SUV on Feb. 10. Stay tuned for more details.

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