Toyota Grand Highlander
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3 model years with exact configuration records. Latest available year: 2026, with 5 listed configurations.
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The Toyota Grand Highlander is a larger, three‑row mid‑size crossover introduced to the North American market for the 2024 model year. Built on Toyota's TNGA‑K (GA‑K) platform and assembled in Princeton, Indiana, it sits above the regular Highlander in Toyota's lineup and emphasizes passenger room, cargo space and family utility while sharing many powertrain options with other Toyota models.
Across its run the Grand Highlander has been offered with three four‑cylinder powertrains: a turbocharged 2.4‑liter gasoline I4 (about 265 hp), a naturally aspirated 2.5‑liter hybrid (about 245 hp combined), and a high‑output “Hybrid MAX” variant pairing the turbo 2.4 with additional electric drive for roughly 362 hp combined. Typical drivetrain choices include front‑wheel drive as the base configuration with AWD optional (AWD is standard on the Platinum), and towing capacity is rated up to 5,000 lb for the gas and Hybrid MAX powertrains (hybrid models are rated lower).
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