Introducing the BEAST! 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid Revealed

When the long-awaited Grand Highlander Hybrid comes out in the summer of 2025, Toyota will be in high gear. This new model builds on the success of the Highlander Hybrid. It has an even roomier interior and the same elegant style as the Highlander Hybrid.

The outside of the Grand Highlander Hybrid gives off an air of sophistication. The gold frame around the front grille is very noticeable, and it goes well with the sleek LED headlights. The SUV's power is hinted at by its large lower air intakes, and the sculpted hood with clear character lines hints at the advanced tech that lies beneath. Character lines that flow along the sides give the car a sense of movement, and the available 20-inch metal wheels with a two-tone finish give it a sporty look. The look is even more refined with chrome door buttons and window accents. The Grand Highlander Hybrid comes with LED headlights and taillights that make it easy to see at night. You can add a power moonroof to make the inside feel even more open and airy. The better trims come with heated side mirrors and wipers that can sense when it's raining. This makes driving smooth and comfortable in any weather.

The Grand Highlander Hybrid has Toyota's next-generation hybrid engine inside. The powerful electric motor works with the 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine to give the car an expected combined fuel economy that is better than even its predecessor. This leads to impressive numbers: the total mileage should be over 36 mpg, and it could be even higher for the front-wheel-drive models. This means lower operating costs and less damage to the environment, without affecting effectiveness. The Grand Highlander Hybrid also has a new all-wheel-drive system that makes it easier to drive and control in any weather. Drivers can pick from different drive modes, such as EV mode for short, pollution-free journeys and Sport mode for a more exciting ride.

The 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid should be available in stores by the summer of that year. The base trim, LE, is expected to cost around $46,065 and the top-of-the-line Platinum trim will cost around $59,520. The Grand Highlander Hybrid is set to become a leader in the competitive midsize hybrid SUV market thanks to its large interior, low fuel consumption, and cutting-edge technology.