2025 Toyota Venza Revealed - the return of the best crossover SUV?

Midsize crossover SUVs, such as the Toyota Venza, provide the best of both worlds: the roomy cabin of an SUV and the convenience and ease of driving a passenger car. Its basic hybrid drivetrain is responsible for its renowned fuel economy and smooth ride. The Venza will bridge the gap between the 2009 Camry sedan and the 2025 Highlander SUV on the new TNGA-K platform, which features a strut front suspension and a multilink rear suspension. Although it is long and low, the new Venza offers an inch more ground clearance than the average sedan. Apparently so. The body is still quite tall compared to a wagon, but the dimensions are more in line with a Volvo V60 Cross Country or Subaru Outback than a similarly priced Lexus NX, according to the specs sheet. The 2025 Venza will have a less boxy appearance than current SUVs, more akin to a car. Its common design cues with the Lexus RX provide it an air of sophistication. In 2025, the Venza will look more aggressive and contemporary. Its sleek design and sloping roofline give it a sportier look. Its front grille and headlights work together to create a sleek appearance. Its unique selling point is its back end, which is characterized by a continuous taillight design. A Nightshade Edition, featuring black exterior elements for a more fashionable appearance, is now available from Venza. There are two hybrid trim options for the 2025 Venza, the XLE and the Limited. Price points range from $43,590 for the base XLE Hybrid to $47,990 for the Limited Hybrid. It is anticipated that the 2025 Venza will be available for purchase in the summer of 2026. The 2025 Toyota Venza is available in four different trim levels: LE, XLE, Nightshade, and Limited. The hybrid powertrain, which is standard across all trim levels, consists of a 2.5-liter four-cylinder gas engine and three electric motors. It has all-wheel drive as well. On the freeway, this engine can achieve up to 39 mpg while producing 219 horsepower.
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[@tomasso883]

Maybe this is the harrier for Europe

[@tomasso883]

If they did make this for the US it would sell out

[@zedvar3806]

There is no 2025 Venza. It's being phased out for the Crown Signia.

[@marlabess6632]

How can it be released in 2026, when this model is 2024. I’m confused

[@marlabess6632]

Meant to say 2025 not 2024