The Grand Highlander will hit market with three basic build levels: a 2.4L turbo gas engine, a 2.5L hybrid boasting an estimated 34 mpg, and the attention-grabbing performance Hybrid Max, which will deliver an impressive 362 horsepower.
Reflective of Toyota’s ongoing commitment to reducing its carbon footprint, despite the company’s documented struggles to bring a fully electric vehicle to market, the Grand Highlander will join the 2024 Prius as a “Beyond Zero” design. Per Toyota Global, Beyond Zero is a strategy in which Toyota is exploring solar, hydrogen, plug-in electric, and other technologies that promise a long-term positive impact on the environment.
In addition to wanting to protect the planet, Toyota claims the Grand Highlander will deliver a top-level experience for drivers and passengers. The Grand Highlander was designed with a full adult-sized third row of seats, meant to increase comfort and adding cargo space. The standard Highlander onboard technology has also gotten an overhaul, delivering quality-of-life improvements like USB charging ports available in all three rows and a near-startling 13 cupholders.
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