- Three Available Powertrains, Adult-Sized Third Row and Ample Cargo Space
- Performance Aplenty with 362-horsepower on the Hybrid MAX Powertrain
- Noteworthy features like available Digital Key and Standard 12.3-Inch Multimedia Display
- Available tech like Traffic Jam Assist, Head-Up Display and Digital Rearview Mirror
The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander made its world premiere hours before the opening day of the Chicago Auto Show to showcase the latest and greatest addition to the successful SUV lineup for Gateway Toyota.
“There is definitely a need in the market for a midsize-SUV that prioritizes interior comfort in all three rows and Grand Highlander is the ultimate option,” said Lisa Materazzo, Group Vice President of Toyota Marketing at Toyota Motor North America. “This 3-row model takes the Highlander legacy to an entirely new space while also keeping on our promise to deliver on electrification.”
Grand Highlander offers options from entry level to efficiency to performance all in one incredible package. It is available in three powertrains across three grades: the well-balanced 2.4L turbo gas engine, the efficiency-leading 2.5L hybrid – with a manufacturer-estimated combined fuel consumption of 6.9 L/100 km, and the ultimate performance-seeking, 362 horsepower Hybrid MAX.
As part of Toyota’s diverse approach to carbon neutrality, the Grand Highlander Hybrid and Hybrid MAX vehicles are part of a lineup that looks to move “beyond zero.” With ten hybrids, two plug-in hybrids, the new bZ4X battery electric vehicle and the zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell technology of the Mirai, Toyota is committed to finding highly efficient and zero emission solutions that fit customers lifestyles across North America. As a symbol of that commitment, the 2024 Grand Highlander will be the second Toyota vehicle to wear the new “Beyond Zero” badge, after the all-new Prius – a global effort toward achieving carbon neutrality in Toyota’s products, manufacturing and beyond.
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