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Toyota Crown

The nameplate is old and the car is not. Crown has been Toyota's large Japanese saloon since 1955, but the car sold under it internationally from 2022 is a new thing entirely — a raised crossover-saloon on TNGA-K, hybrid only, sharing its powertrains with the Camry and Highlander rather than with any Crown before it. Older Japanese-market Crowns are rear-driven and share almost nothing with it, so establishing which car you have comes before any search. The Hybrid MAX version uses the 2.4 turbo with a six-speed automatic instead of the usual e-CVT, which changes what a shift complaint means.

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Toyota Crown, front view
Mohammed Hamad · CC BY-SA 4.0 (external)

Generations

  • S235 2022–present

    The international Crown: a raised saloon on TNGA-K, hybrid only, unrelated to the rear-drive Crowns before it.

    Body styles
    Sedan · SUV
    Platform
    Toyota TNGA-K
    Engines
    • 2.5 hybrid — A25A-FXS · hybrid · 219–243 Nm (162–179 lb-ft)
    • 2.4 turbo Hybrid MAX — T24A-FTS · hybrid · 329–460 Nm (243–339 lb-ft)
    Transmissions
    e-CVT · 6-speed automatic
    Drivetrain
    Four-wheel drive

Service information

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