Toyota has confirmed that its Century sedan line-up will soon see the addition of an all-new Century SUV, which will see a global debut later this year. This development was confirmed by the company’s management at the unveiling of the new Vellfire MPV.
The new SUV will sit alongside the Century sedan that has been in existence since 1967.
- Toyota Century SUV will be more expensive than the Land Cruiser
- Will share the platform with the Toyota Highlander
Toyota Century SUV: Japan’s Answer to the Bentley Bentayga
After the well-liked Century sedan, which is primarily sold in Japan, this new SUV will be the second product to bear the “Century” label. However, in contrast to the sedan, the Century SUV will be sold worldwide and will be used to promote the Century brand in markets outside of Japan, similar to how it promoted the Crown brand, which is now available in numerous markets, including North America.
Century Features
- Customers can anticipate a plush driving experience thanks to the Century SUV’s abundance of space and creature-comforts features.
- It’s likely that this new SUV will use the same monocoque architecture as the Toyota Grand Highlander SUV.
- The Century SUV will have a wheelbase that is similar to that of a car, but it will have larger overall dimensions. According to sources.
- It will be around 5.2 meters long and two meters wide.
Toyota Century SUV: will not get a V12
The gasoline-powered V12 Century sedan is currently available, but the SUV will not have that option. A gasoline-hybrid powertrain will be installed in the Century SUV by company.
As the Century SUV’s global debut draws near, additional information will begin to emerge.