At the 2023 Tokyo Motor Show, Toyota unveiled the concept Land Cruiser Se, combining a futuristic design with classic SUV features. Now, new details have emerged about the production version of this model, which is set to debut in 2026.
The production variant is expected to retain the concept’s dimensions: 202.8 inches in length, 78.3 inches in width, 67.1 inches in height, and a wheelbase exceeding 118 inches. The exterior will remain close to the show car but will feature traditional side mirrors instead of cameras.
The main interior innovation will be the One Motion Grip steering system, which integrates accelerator and brake controls as part of the new NEO Steer cockpit concept.
While technical specifications have not yet been officially confirmed, the SUV is expected to be equipped with two electric motors delivering a combined output of approximately 500 hp. The battery capacity has not been disclosed, but the estimated range is around 621 miles.
The official debut of the electric Land Cruiser Se is planned to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the legendary Land Cruiser series in 2026.
