Toyota Shows Off The Front Of The Upcoming Century SUV Ahead Of September 6 Debut

Toyota shows off the front of the upcoming Chauffeur-driven Century luxury SUV ahead of September 6 debut.

Teaser reveals front view with split LED headlights and a Century emblem which adorns the large grille.

Earlier teaser gives us a glimpse of the rear end of the luxury Century sedan-based SUV with LED taillights.

Unlike the Japan-only Century sedan, the first-ever Century-branded SUV will be sold in a number of international markets.

When it arrives, Toyota’s “Rolls-Royce Cullinan” will be more expensive than the Land Cruiser 300, which starts at $100k.

Japanese automaker, Toyota, has again released another teaser image of its upcoming chauffeur-driven, high-riding luxury vehicle ahead of official unveiling on Wednesday September 6th 2023.

The latest teaser shot posted to Toyota YouTube channel reveals the front view of the chauffeur-driven SUV with split LED headlights and a Century emblem which adorns the large grille.

Earlier teaser gives us a glimpse of the rear end of the luxury Century sedan-based SUV with LED taillights. Toyota first announced that chauffeur-driven vehicle was in the works at the reveal of the new Alphard and Vellfire back in June.

While Toyota is still mute on the specifications of the SUV, Simon Humphries, Toyota’s Chief Branding Officer, said :

“The Toyota Century is the ultimate chauffeur experience but it will too have to evolve as we move toward the future. And later in the year, I hope to have a chance to share the outcome of that story with a new addition to Toyota’s chauffeur series. It will certainly be an impressive step in our mission to change the future of cars.”

When it arrives, Toyota’s “budget Rolls-Royce Cullinan” will be significantly more expensive than the Land Cruiser 300 Series, which starts at $100,000. Unlike the Japan-only Century sedan, the first-ever Century-branded SUV will be sold in a number of international markets.

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