2023 Toyota Highlander Turbo - Mid-size SUV! Interior | Driving | Cypress Green
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This is the new 2023 Toyota Highlander Turbo midsize SUV. Checkout its interior, exterior design changes, update, engine details, driving performance and other important information in this video.
Toyota introduced the 2023 Highlander in May when it talked about its new turbocharged 2.4-liter gasoline engine. At that point, it refrained from discussing pricing details, but now the numbers are in. Stick to front-wheel drive and the SUV with its four-cylinder engine benefitting from forced induction kicks off at $36,420. Upgrade to AWD and you'll have to fork out $38,020, with both prices excluding destination charges.
Beyond the new engine, the model year switch comes along with other novelties for the midsize SUV. Upgrade to the Limited or Platinum trim and you get dual 12.3-inch screens as standard equipment. The bigger infotainment is optional on the XLE and XSE grades as an upgrade over the 8-inch display. These lesser trims stick to a seven-inch gauge cluster, which is also now installed in the L and LE models.
The Highlander receives standard power-folding side mirrors for the Limited and Platinum. Elsewhere, the wireless charging pad has been repositioned from the center console box to below the touchscreen. Pictured here is the SUV painted in Cypress Green, a new color introduced for 2023MY. Alternatively, the Bronze Edition for the Hybrid model can be had in the exclusive Cement Grey shade as well as in Midnight Black and Wind Chill Pearl.
Toyota will have the 2023 Highlander at dealers from November.
Toyota introduced the 2023 Highlander in May when it talked about its new turbocharged 2.4-liter gasoline engine. At that point, it refrained from discussing pricing details, but now the numbers are in. Stick to front-wheel drive and the SUV with its four-cylinder engine benefitting from forced induction kicks off at $36,420. Upgrade to AWD and you'll have to fork out $38,020, with both prices excluding destination charges.
Beyond the new engine, the model year switch comes along with other novelties for the midsize SUV. Upgrade to the Limited or Platinum trim and you get dual 12.3-inch screens as standard equipment. The bigger infotainment is optional on the XLE and XSE grades as an upgrade over the 8-inch display. These lesser trims stick to a seven-inch gauge cluster, which is also now installed in the L and LE models.
The Highlander receives standard power-folding side mirrors for the Limited and Platinum. Elsewhere, the wireless charging pad has been repositioned from the center console box to below the touchscreen. Pictured here is the SUV painted in Cypress Green, a new color introduced for 2023MY. Alternatively, the Bronze Edition for the Hybrid model can be had in the exclusive Cement Grey shade as well as in Midnight Black and Wind Chill Pearl.
Toyota will have the 2023 Highlander at dealers from November.