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The new Toyota model has 7 seats, the longest cargo compartment in the segment, four-wheel drive, can tow a 2-ton trailer.
An efficient hybrid with all-wheel drive
The Highlander’s rechargeable hybrid system ensures that electricity alone can accelerate to 125 km / h. and a large part of the entire trip to travel without emitting a single gram of pollutants.
The Highlander is equipped with a 2.5-liter Hybrid Dynamic Force gasoline engine and two electric motors, with a total system output of 248 hp. This combination allows a distance of 100 km with a fuel consumption of 6.6 liters, emitting only 149 g / km of CO2, the best power-to-carbon ratio in the off-grid hybrid vehicle segment.
The car is built on the new TNGA-K platform, which guarantees the spaciousness and versatility of the seven-seater Highlander. The sliding second row of seats provides easy access to the third row of seats, which can comfortably accommodate two adults.
By folding down the third and second row of seats, the boot space can be expanded to an impressive 1909 liters.
Safety in standard equipment
Safety is one of Toyota’s top priorities, which is why many Toyota Safety Sense active safety systems are already installed in standard Highlander equipment and assist the driver in a variety of traffic situations.
Toyota’s latest Safety Sense includes a Pre-Collision Accident Prevention System (PCS) with day and night pedestrian detection and daytime cycling detection. The kit also includes Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Road Sign Assist (RSA) and Lane Following Assist (LTA) and Lane Departure Warning (LDA). The kit also includes an Automatic High Beam (AHB) system.
The price of a seven-seater hybrid Highlander SUV with all-wheel drive in Lithuania starts at 44,900 euros.
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