Latest Toyota LandCruiser News

Here's a high-level look at how Toyota's new LandCruiser 300 Series flagship stacks up against its predecessor.

Hear from Toyota's senior engineers and developers as they discuss the enormous challenge of making a whole new LandCruiser.

After some 14 years in service, the Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series is about to replaced by a new model: the newly minted 300 Series.

Reveal timing has been confirmed for the new generation of Toyota's all-important, mighty LandCruiser.

The redesigned Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series packs turbo-diesel and turbo-petrol V6 engines, more tech, and a new GR Sport variant.

A trickle of Toyota leaks has turned into a torrent, with the LandCruiser 300 Series spied once again at what looks like a stock holding yard.

We finally get our first full look at the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, the first new LandCruiser in over a decade and the first generation that'll offer a hybrid.

Fancy what's expected to be the last of the V8 LandCruisers? You still have time, with the new 300 Series not set to launch locally until early in 2022.

Toyota says development time for electrified commercials and heavy SUVs is longer than for other vehicle types, but guarantees all its cars will have electrification before 2030.

The new Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will reportedly borrow its petrol engine from the Lexus LS, while its new diesel six will out-punch the current V8.

But the brand continues to play its cards close to its chest when it comes to discussing the eagerly-awaited 300 Series model, preferring to focus on continued record sales for the outgoing 200.

We're getting closer and closer to that rare event: the launch of a new Toyota LandCruiser. Leaked drawings give us a better look at the upcoming 300 Series.

Toyota will replace a sticker on some LandCruiser models to make sure they comply with ADR regulations.

We've been waiting so many years for a new one, what's a few extra months? The new Toyota LandCruiser has reportedly been delayed due to the semiconductor shortage.

Is it because Australians are planning post-COVID outback adventures? Maybe fears that the 300 Series will be a step backwards? Whatever the reason, Toyota's legendary V8 4x4 wagon range is more popular now than ever.

It's big and arguably the king of the Australian outback. But will the new drivetrain cut it? New LandCruiser interior and exterior spied.