After earlier reports that seem to confirm the Crown’s return as a global model, Toyota has now started teasing the all-new SUV. Set for a global debut this July 15, the 2023 model marks the nameplate’s switch from a luxury sedan to a luxury crossover.
Though Toyota has yet to reveal anything solid about its Crown, patent filings suggest that it’ll retain a swoopy sedan-like three-box profile, but with a high ground clearance. Toyota has all but confirmed that by literally asking if the all-new Crown is a sedan or an SUV in its teasers.
Leaked patent drawing suggest that it will get full-width lighting elements for both the front and back. It will also be an imposing car too with an overall length of 4,930 mm, width of 1,840 mm, and a wheelbase stretching to 2,850 mm. It’s said to ride on the TNGA-K platform—shared with the Lexus NX/RX and the Toyota RAV4/Highlander—and will reportedly come with both hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
So far, Toyota has confirmed that the all-new Crown will be sold in its major market such as Japan, North America, and even China. With the all-new Toyota Crown now a global model, should Toyota Motor Philippines bring it back to the local market?
The Crown should make a comeback to the Philippine market.
ReplyDeleteWhen did the Toyota Crown intoduce here in the Philippines?. If it's not then the Toyota Crown did not come here to our country. Anyway yes this need to be in our country.
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