2021 Toyota Kluger Price & Specs

The next-generation Toyota Kluger is set to feature electric power, according to a report out of the US.

Pricing for the 2024 Toyota Kluger is up by just over $2600 on all models, though there are no specification changes.

Following a record year for new hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) car sales, the winners in the electrified vehicle race have emerged.

Toyota is recalling over 30,000 examples of the Kluger to fix an issue that may cause the lower resin front bumper to detach if damaged.

Around 630 examples of the Toyota Kluger are being recalled as a faulty spiral cable assembly may cause the driver airbag to not deploy in a crash.

Pricing for the entire 2023 Toyota Kluger range has been adjusted. It now starts at $51,790 before on-road costs.

Toyota Australia has altered the pricing of the majority of its models, including the top-selling HiLux, RAV4 and LandCruiser 300 Series.

Toyota has added a turbocharged four-cylinder petrol option to the Kluger range for 2023, broadening its appeal further.

Toyota has revealed its largest crossover yet, with the US-built Grand Highlander slotting in above the Kluger.

Toyota's gearing up to reveal a bigger, badder take on the Kluger – or Highlander – in the USA, wearing a Grand new name.

The ever-popular Toyota Kluger seven-seater gets a new petrol engine, better interior tech, and price rises upwards of $2000.

A larger, more spacious version of Kluger is in the works for the American market, and it will have significant differences from the regular model.

Daniel R purchased this Toyota Kluger new for $62,500 (including all on-road costs). Daniel R would buy this car again because: "The purchasing experience of our Kluger was seamless, and Toyota were one of the only brands to have 'stock' of a vehicle we were after in late 2021. Despite living in Sydney, we did purchase from the NSW South Coast after our local sales dealer did not seem that interested in selling us a car and we were able to secure a discount at another dealer."

The Kluger is the latest Toyota to lose its 3.5-litre V6, though it'll be replaced with a new turbo four in 2023. Tech upgrades are coming, too.

The Kluger Grande Hybrid offers impressive efficiency, though you pay handsomely for Toyota's flagship large crossover.

Due to a manufacturing problem with the front seat-backs, Toyota Australia is recalling approximately 5400 current-generation Kluger SUVs.