A Peek Inside First-ever 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander 3-row SUV Ahead Of Reveal On Feb. 8

A peek inside first-ever 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander three-row SUV ahead of official reveal on February. 8, 2023.

Toyota promises that the third row of the seriously spacious Grand Highlander will be big enough for adults to sit comfortably in.

First teased last December, Grand Highlander will be a perfect addition to the Highlander family, first introduced in 2001.

In the first teaser, Toyota shared a rear end with new set of taillights and a “Hybrid Max” badge on the bottom left of the tailgate.

Japanese automaker, Toyota, on Wednesday offered the first glimpse inside the seriously spacious first-ever 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander SUV ahead of its world premiere on February 8, 2023.

In its latest teaser, Toyota boasted about the “serious spaciousness” in the upcoming Grand Highlander, promising that the third row will be big enough for adults to sit comfortably in.

In its Ad, Toyota says the “unique SUV with room for all” is the active family cruiser fit for everything from short excursions to cross-country adventures.

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“With a spacious third row with ample legroom for adults and children coupled with enough cargo space to fit seven pieces of luggage in the back – the freshly designed, three-row SUV is fully functional for the road ahead.”

First teased last December, the more spacious and more powerful 2024 Grand Highlander three-row SUV will be a perfect addition to the Highlander – also known as Kluger – lineup, which was first introduced in 2001.

In the first teaser, Toyota shared a single image showing rear end with a new set of taillights and a “Hybrid Max” badge on the bottom left of the tailgate.

The Hybrid Max moniker uses a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder paired with two electric Motors in the Crown sedan, producing 340-horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque.

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