@@airker1038 It sits on the same TNGA: GA-K platform as the New Camry, Highlander, RAV4 and Crown Sedan, so its completely doable. Designs to make it happen probably already exist
@@NeoGee Even though the chassis is the same, the placement of the connections will be different, i means it will be in the opposite direction, because for example, right steering means there will be more connections on the right side, such as the placement of nuts or bolts, wiring and sensors compared to the left, so if it is specifically for right steering, then to make a version The left steering wheel has to do R&D again, so you can't just install it, that's why in the Toyota lineup there is something called JDM (right steering only), for example, the Toyota Crown sedan (previous version) and the Toyota Century sedan which only has right steering (no version). left-hand drive), then Toyota also has a USDM lineup which is specifically for the American market and you could say it's only left-hand drive, for example the Toyota Tundra or Tacoma, but there is also their global line, for example the Camry or rav4 which has right-hand drive and left-hand drive versions
The other issue is the Venza turn signals only on the bumper on the tailgate, really poor planning and cost cutting. I know we’re on a crown signia video, but similarly, the harrier in Japan has more practical safe tail lights than the US Venza
I'm in the market of buying a new vehicle. The 2025 Crown Signia was the sole vehicle on my list. With excitement I went to the 2025 NY Auto Show yesterday with the sole purpose to finally get an in person look at it; which I've been waiting months to do. To my shock & disappointment they didn't have it on display. I don't know who made the executive decision to not have it on display in one of the largest auto markets in the U.S.. But I assure you it was a poor decision. It just gave me the opportunity to see & touch your competitors vehicles & as a result I've now added a few of them to my list of vehicles to consider. I assure you I'm not the only one disappointed.
Subaru sold 160,000 Outbacks last year so this Signia is a very welcome addition to the market.🥳🥳 It should have a 40/20/40 second row with ski pass through.🤨
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I know they won’t bring it over to here in the states but man I think this generation crown’s design shines the best on the standard sedan version that’s domestic to Japan
I have been waiting to upgrade my 2014 Highlander and I am very interested in the 2025 Crown Signia. However, I am already disappointed with two things we learned so far: 1. No spare tire (the run-flat tire is noisy and more expensive to replace. Why can't a 4000lb vehicle accommodate a 30lb spare tire? What was Toyota thinking!). 2. The glass sunroof that cannot be opened - what a dumb idea! Is there an option in the Limited version without the "sunroof"? I think these two things will turn me off. I will either keep my Highlander for another 5 years or go for a LEXUS RX 350H.
This is a nice looking car, but I can't wait for Toyota to announce the all new redesigned 2025 RAV4 Hybrid XSE. I have seen a lot of possible designs of the 2025 RAV4, but I wish Toyota would show us its design!!
Much nicer exterior design compared to the blocky 24 Hyundai Santa Fe. And I like that Stormcloud color compared to the Santa Fe colors. But I will test drive both when the SF hybrid version becomes available.
It has the same hybrid system as the Highlander Hybrid, rear motor is 54 hp, 89 lb-ft of torque. The i-Force MAX does not have a rear motor, just a shaft to the rear wheels with the motor helping the turbo engine.
This is a modern Toyota wagon even if they say it's an "SUV." In Europe and Japan this car is called the "Crown Estate" Estate=Wagon so despite what Toyota says this car is in the US it's really a wagon.
Stay tuned! We recommend staying in touch with your local Toyota dealer, so they can keep you updated as soon as they start taking orders. You can find more Toyota Crown Signia info and sign up for updates here: toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/toyotacrownsignia
This new Toyota Crown Signia is a Lexus in disguise, I'm Norton, I'm 14 years old and I ❤ cars, I'm digging this Crown Signia, better than the Venza, and i also ❤ the Crown sedan, better than the Avalon
Love the light brown leather interior. This Crown is like an upscale Subaru Outback, another car I like. The front looks good, in red, get a little Ferrari vibe 😁 Enough with the Huge wheels though, 21” is ridiculous. Please use 18”, definitely not bigger than 20” for sure. 🙄
Wish they had made a couple inches taller. I really like the raised driving position of most SUV’s versus this station wagon feel. Another point is that I wish automakers would just put the wheel size that is best for overall performance and reliability. Bragging about 21” wheels is strange when it just makes for a rough, bouncy ride with increased tire cost.
Yeah I wouldn't really count the E class All Terrain or Audi's Allroad models since those are in another leage. Something a bit more affordable like the Crown Signia is in the Outback's league.
I do not know what size this is. I thought the Crown sedan was an Avalon replacement, which would make it pretty big. But if this 'Signia' is more RAV size, it's much smaller. So what are the dimensions? How big is it? It looks nice, especially for a Toyota, but I wish there was a higher hp version.
Thank you for your interest in the Crown Signia. Our current information can be reviewed here: www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/toyotacrownsignia/. We’ll release more details soon -stay tuned! 💫 To stay up to date on news, please visit our News page at pressroom.toyota.com/. To sign up for our email newsletter, click the envelope icon at the top right-hand corner of the page.
Only thing I wished the Crown had was a reclining backseat, still waiting for the MSRP to even consider getting this upgrade. Fan of the navigation map being integrated into the gauge cluster as well.
Not a good design. The single lens not optimal. Compare multiple LEDs in higher position on Crown sedan. The low outboard position increases risk of road damage.
Seems as if Toyota is trying to bring wagons back to the US. They call it an a crossover "SUV" but it's really not. Hopefully other manufacturers will compete to make something similar. Would love something like this from maybe Acura or Mazda with a 6 speed manual and quilt stitching on the doors. 250-290 hp. Something like the Subaru Levorg but with a luxury interior.
The Toyota Crown Signia looks nice and for sure is a great car; however, I prefer my Venza. which looks nicer and has better and more amenities. Venza is like a Lexus. I don't know hoe the Signa feels on the road, but I am happy with the Venza.
@@toyotausa I bought the Venza for my wife on 7/3/2023. I drive it on long trips so I know how it feels and how amazing is the MPG. My driving style is conservative and I usually get around 44 MPG. Great car!
I had a Crown as a rental and absolutely loved it. Comfortable and 650 miles of range
Thank you for the love!
Bring the Crown Sport to the US.
No left drive version for now
Definitely, I’d trade in my crown limited for a sport in a heart beat
@@airker1038 It sits on the same TNGA: GA-K platform as the New Camry, Highlander, RAV4 and Crown Sedan, so its completely doable. Designs to make it happen probably already exist
@@NeoGee Even though the chassis is the same, the placement of the connections will be different, i means it will be in the opposite direction, because for example, right steering means there will be more connections on the right side, such as the placement of nuts or bolts, wiring and sensors compared to the left, so if it is specifically for right steering, then to make a version The left steering wheel has to do R&D again, so you can't just install it, that's why in the Toyota lineup there is something called JDM (right steering only), for example, the Toyota Crown sedan (previous version) and the Toyota Century sedan which only has right steering (no version). left-hand drive), then Toyota also has a USDM lineup which is specifically for the American market and you could say it's only left-hand drive, for example the Toyota Tundra or Tacoma, but there is also their global line, for example the Camry or rav4 which has right-hand drive and left-hand drive versions
This!! Toyota should release the sport.
It sure would've been nice had they kept the power adjustable tilt/telescoping steering wheel that was in the Venza..
Underrated feature. Love it when the steering wheel moves out the way to get out the car.
I rather stay with My Venza it has the same features and it get more gas mileage than the Crown 👑
Yes, one of the luxurious features of the Venza that helped to make it so Lexus-like!
But venza or harrier in japan they still selling it
@@orlandovelastegui1391 I totally agree, I love my Venza.
how about increasing production on your current line up before releasing this?
Because I might buy this instead of a Rav4?
I was kinda wondering why did you reupload this video. What happened to the original video?
Get ready for the dealer markup for Signia, this car will be 50-60k.
Highly doubt it. The Crown right now has big discounts. Land Cruiser, yes, but not this.
Not bad, but will it have safe amber rear blinkers or cheapo red ones?
Looks like in Japan it's amber while in the US it's red. The same applies to existing Crown crossover
Red blinkers should be illegal. So lazy and unsafe.
fr@@Happy-295
The reason why these new toyota cars starting to turn me away. They starting to use those unsafe red turn signals instead of amber.
The other issue is the Venza turn signals only on the bumper on the tailgate, really poor planning and cost cutting. I know we’re on a crown signia video, but similarly, the harrier in Japan has more practical safe tail lights than the US Venza
When you gonna bring the Toyota crown purosangue to US?
Best car next to the 4Runner and Land Cruiser. Calling it
Gonna be hard to beat the rav4 - top selling vehicle in the U.S. after the f150.
But for comfort and targeted audience I think it will do well.
@@americandude3825Lexus GX is best
@@JapanQuest agreed. Bullet proof.
Lovely, but the Crown Sport in America would be absolutely beautiful. I would trade in my Crown limited for a Sport the first chance I get.
I'm in the market of buying a new vehicle. The 2025 Crown Signia was the sole vehicle on my list. With excitement I went to the 2025 NY Auto Show yesterday with the sole purpose to finally get an in person look at it; which I've been waiting months to do. To my shock & disappointment they didn't have it on display. I don't know who made the executive decision to not have it on display in one of the largest auto markets in the U.S.. But I assure you it was a poor decision. It just gave me the opportunity to see & touch your competitors vehicles & as a result I've now added a few of them to my list of vehicles to consider. I assure you I'm not the only one disappointed.
What else have you added to your shopping list?
need Crown SPORT for sure
Subaru sold 160,000 Outbacks last year so this Signia is a very welcome addition to the market.🥳🥳 It should have a 40/20/40 second row with ski pass through.🤨
When will the Crown Sport come to America
Give the people what they want!
Release the Toyota Crown Sport in the US!
Mb crown sport only for asia market
@@lightshunshine3861 I know
Does this have a HUD (augmented reality headset up display) and cameras on the side mirror for signalling?
Will it be a plug-in hybrid
Why did Toyota Release this video again? When will this car be available for purchase???
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@@toyotausa when will the '25 Camry be available to purchase
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@toyotausa the car looks really nice
It’s out already!
Would really have liked the macadamia leather interior that’s in the sedan
Love my Venza...gonna be hard to trade up....but am thinking 'bout it. Venza, to me, is just awesome, so comfortable.
We're glad to hear the Venza has given you an excellent experience on the road! How long have you been driving together?
@@toyotausa A little over two years; love the comfort and the way it handles.
That's awesome! Have you taken any exciting road trips with your Venza?
This vehicle should have kept the Venza name, but then Toyota would have had a hard time jacking up the MSRP by 10 thousand or more......
How is the road noise in venza?
Built in 堤工場 Tsutsumi Plant in Aichi Japan 愛知県 !!
Will there be a PHEV version coming?
Hello is it ture i can order a new crown Signia on June6,2024.? I'm driving 2021 Venza and i'm on my 2nd extension on my lease..
I'm assuming this is replacing the Venza
I know they won’t bring it over to here in the states but man I think this generation crown’s design shines the best on the standard sedan version that’s domestic to Japan
It has already been on display at the North American auto shows, so yes it's coming. The Venza is discontinued.
@@BluechipCanada sorry I didn’t mean the car in the video. I was pointing to the saloon crown. The RHD luxury sedan.
This is like a Rav4 had a baby with CX5 and I love it! ❤️
The outgoing Venza has Head Up Display. Why doesn't a $55k+ Crown doesn't?
I have been waiting to upgrade my 2014 Highlander and I am very interested in the 2025 Crown Signia. However, I am already disappointed with two things we learned so far: 1. No spare tire (the run-flat tire is noisy and more expensive to replace. Why can't a 4000lb vehicle accommodate a 30lb spare tire? What was Toyota thinking!). 2. The glass sunroof that cannot be opened - what a dumb idea! Is there an option in the Limited version without the "sunroof"? I think these two things will turn me off. I will either keep my Highlander for another 5 years or go for a LEXUS RX 350H.
This is a station wagon
Good. SUVs are for chumps.
And I want it.
I want it all
We are so back
Suddenly, I love station wagons
Bring the Crown Sport to the US!!!!
It looks like a rx 350 variant. I wonder if it has the same tiny cargo space behind the second row?
This is a nice looking car, but I can't wait for Toyota to announce the all new redesigned 2025 RAV4 Hybrid XSE. I have seen a lot of possible designs of the 2025 RAV4, but I wish Toyota would show us its design!!
Yes I'm waiting for 25 Rav4
@@dadoo985 COOL!!
@@Irishmanbikes any clue when?
@@dadoo985 One guy says end of 2025 or early 2026 but I don't know myself
@@Irishmanbikes that sucks. I'm ready for it now! Happy Easter!!
Much nicer exterior design compared to the blocky 24 Hyundai Santa Fe. And I like that Stormcloud color compared to the Santa Fe colors. But I will test drive both when the SF hybrid version becomes available.
signia design looks so subtle, not like other crowns model
Toyota, a preferência dos africanos devido da sua potência e resistência.
Should've just brought the crown sport to the US. I would've bought that over this 10x over
How much torque and HP does the rear motor produce ? And is it liquid cooled ? Like the i-force Max version?
It has the same hybrid system as the Highlander Hybrid, rear motor is 54 hp, 89 lb-ft of torque. The i-Force MAX does not have a rear motor, just a shaft to the rear wheels with the motor helping the turbo engine.
This just makes me want a modern toyota wagon
This is a modern Toyota wagon even if they say it's an "SUV." In Europe and Japan this car is called the "Crown Estate" Estate=Wagon so despite what Toyota says this car is in the US it's really a wagon.
Hey Toyota, if you’re going to replace the Venza with this, at least keep some of the basic features, like 4-way Lumbar!
Is this available for preorder?
no
Stay tuned! We recommend staying in touch with your local Toyota dealer, so they can keep you updated as soon as they start taking orders. You can find more Toyota Crown Signia info and sign up for updates here: toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/toyotacrownsignia
This new Toyota Crown Signia is a Lexus in disguise, I'm Norton, I'm 14 years old and I ❤ cars, I'm digging this Crown Signia, better than the Venza, and i also ❤ the Crown sedan, better than the Avalon
Love the light brown leather interior. This Crown is like an upscale Subaru Outback, another car I like. The front looks good, in red, get a little Ferrari vibe 😁 Enough with the Huge wheels though, 21” is ridiculous. Please use 18”, definitely not bigger than 20” for sure. 🙄
It would be nice if you provided an app suite for current customers. I love my Toyota but would love to have what I paid for.
Is this same hybrid engine with Lexus NX hybrid in Canada please ? Good video and very pro !!
Nice replacement for the Venza! Good job you guys. I'm hoping for a GR Crown and a smaller Crown Hatchback
It look like Prius to me, No matter how you put it, better call it Prius SUV. 2021 Crown model was very more graceful.
Toyota wagon 🙌🏼🙌🏼
So is this the new Venza?
need to add Platinum grade with the hybrid max powertrain please, regular hybrid too slow
Does it lack headroom like other Toyota vehicles?
I live in Malaysia we don't have this but we have the Perodua Alza. I wish we have this!
If they didn't call it an SUV so many times I'd buy one (wife has an Avalon)
We all know that this is actually a wagon.
does it use 5th gen hybrid system?
It would have been nice to add folding power mirrors and memory!
I wish they had included the mpg also. Might upgrade from the Camry if it's about the same
36 MPG is estimate for Crown Signia that I've seen thrown around online
@@hirenpatel575 if it's true it's very low for being a hybrid I would have been ok with at least 45 mpgs
My 2023 Camry SE NA engine gets 40 mpg on the highway
@richardtaylor7485 wow you must be going like 85 to 90 mph I get 46 going 75mph
@@gustavobarrera4415 probably at least 80
If I wasn't going for a grand highlander I would consider this.
Was waiting to see if this could be a good replacement for my Venza. But a Definite NO if there is not a 6 cylinder option available.
I want it to be released in Korea soon. I want to buy it.
Wish they had made a couple inches taller. I really like the raised driving position of most SUV’s versus this station wagon feel.
Another point is that I wish automakers would just put the wheel size that is best for overall performance and reliability. Bragging about 21” wheels is strange when it just makes for a rough, bouncy ride with increased tire cost.
Yes, please Toyota offer wheels 19 inches or smaller!
I like the ride height as it is. There are plenty of SUVs out there that sit high. It's nice to have one that feels more like a wagon
Hello, any idea when the vehicle will be available in Canada ? Is it also Spring timing ?
Next Fall
Bring back the Crown sedan that they used to have in Japan. It used to look like a Lexus, and now it looks like a station wagon.
Me: "Mom I want a Ferrari Purosangue"
Mom: "We have a Ferrari Purosangue at home"
**Ferrari Purosangue at home**
Good to know !!
Toyota Crown Signia is assembled at the Tsutsumi Plant in Aichi Japan and uses the Toyota New Global Architecture K (TNGA-K) platform
I really like it.
Happy to hear it!
Finally the Outback has some real competition
Yeah I wouldn't really count the E class All Terrain or Audi's Allroad models since those are in another leage. Something a bit more affordable like the Crown Signia is in the Outback's league.
I do not know what size this is. I thought the Crown sedan was an Avalon replacement, which would make it pretty big. But if this 'Signia' is more RAV size, it's much smaller. So what are the dimensions? How big is it?
It looks nice, especially for a Toyota, but I wish there was a higher hp version.
Thank you for your interest in the Crown Signia. Our current information can be reviewed here: www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/toyotacrownsignia/.
We’ll release more details soon -stay tuned! 💫
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Needs the turbo 2.4 with 6 speed automatic like the Crown Premium sedan.
looks a lot like the RX, but that is a great thing and i love it
Would replace my NX 350h with this one!
Never heard of the crown.
At 56 years old I would say it's a baby station wagon.
I hope you like fixing your own flat tire with the repair kit included in the rain or snow and if that fails good luck. No spare tire not interested.
I wish Toyota would offer thigh extension on the seats for taller drivers. I think you have to get a top trim Lexus to get it.
looks amazing for a toyota.
Where is the turning signal light?
BRING IT TO MALAYSIA.
A crowning achievement for Toyota. 👑
👑 ❤️
When Crown Signia is going to launch?
Looks great. Glad to see another lifted wagon on the market. We need more choices in this segment!
Hey Toyota, any chance this will get a 3rd row?
Grand Highlander hybrid, already have one, it’s great
Toyota will give you everything you ask for except a v6
I’ll take mine with a 3.5 liter V6.
No you won’t.
Wonder how much insurance and registration will be for this car, why is every new car and truck registration is above $500?
Lowkey reminds me of the Ferrari purasangre
Mantap & keren
Maybe it’s worth a second look, now that I know more about the synergy drive unit, reliable and less parts than a standard automatic
Is it just me, or does the front end of the Signia look identical the Ferrari Purosangue's front 🤔
I'll bite if the price is similar to a Venza. Covid pricing is over and vehicles are starting to pile up on dealer lots.
50,000 in United state
Only thing I wished the Crown had was a reclining backseat, still waiting for the MSRP to even consider getting this upgrade. Fan of the navigation map being integrated into the gauge cluster as well.
I had a Crown as a rental and absolutely loved it. Comfortable and 650 miles of range
Dear Toyota: Please put the Hybrid Max power plant from the Crown sedan in this and I’ll gladly put in an order.
Is gonna be in Asia too?
Is the head light powerfull enough
I’m sure it will be - it certainly can be. That style of LED headlight is more than capable in cars from relatively lesser makes.
Not a good design. The single lens not optimal. Compare multiple LEDs in higher position on Crown sedan. The low outboard position increases risk of road damage.
Is this bigger or smaller than the Highlander?
Smaller.
Smaller
Just another way to increase prices.... can't get a Corrola, no inventory, but a 60k Crown Insignia, got you covered
I’m getting confused with Toyota brand segmenting. How’s this one different from, say Rav 4
What is the ground clearance?
This is just a simple city crossover, Ground clearance looks average like 7 inches.
If you want to go offroad theres the 4Runner and Land Cruiser.
Seems as if Toyota is trying to bring wagons back to the US. They call it an a crossover "SUV" but it's really not. Hopefully other manufacturers will compete to make something similar. Would love something like this from maybe Acura or Mazda with a 6 speed manual and quilt stitching on the doors. 250-290 hp. Something like the Subaru Levorg but with a luxury interior.
good
The Toyota Crown Signia looks nice and for sure is a great car; however, I prefer my Venza. which looks nicer and has better and more amenities. Venza is like a Lexus. I don't know hoe the Signa feels on the road, but I am happy with the Venza.
Thanks for sharing with us! How long have you been a Venza owner?
@@toyotausa I bought the Venza for my wife on 7/3/2023. I drive it on long trips so I know how it feels and how amazing is the MPG. My driving style is conservative and I usually get around 44 MPG. Great car!
That's fantastic! ❤️ We're glad to have you both on the road with us!
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