The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is developed based on the all-new GA-F chassis platform with reference engine options from the Tacoma pickup truck.
The 5th generation Toyota 4Runner was launched in 2009 and although it has received many upgraded versions over the past 14 years, in general, the design and equipment of this SUV is outdated compared to many competitors. in the same segment. In order to maintain its appeal in the US market, Toyota recently revealed that the next generation 4Runner will launch around the middle of next year.
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is built based on the TNGA-F ladder frame architecture, similar to many models of the same brand such as Tacoma, Sequoia, Land Cruiser 2024 or Lexus GX. According to leaked information posted by a user on the 4Runner6G forum, the new generation Toyota 4Runner will no longer have a V6 engine option, instead, the car will be equipped with a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine similar to the Tacoma.
Tacoma 2024 uses a standard turbocharged 2.4 I4 gasoline engine, producing 228 horsepower on the SR version and 278 horsepower on higher-end versions. Comes with the above engine block is a 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic transmission. In addition, the Japanese car company also added a new i-Force Max hybrid engine option, with a capacity of 326 horsepower, maximum torque of 630 Nm, using an 8 AT gearbox.
Not only similar to the Tacoma in terms of chassis and engine, the 4Runner’s appearance is also developed based on the same “family” pickup truck. Graphics posted by 4Runner6G show that this SUV will have a sporty design with a hexagonal steering wheel, reduced headlights and an aggressive front bumper.
Toyota 4Runner 2025 will officially launch in May and go into production from July 2024. This is one of Toyota’s best-selling models in the US market with sales of more than 120,000 vehicles last year. While that’s a reasonable number given how little the 4Runner has changed over the years, compared to 2021, its sales have dropped quite sharply.
Source: XEHAY.VN
