The 2026 Toyota Lineup: A Complete Buying Guide for North Hollywood Shoppers

Cars & Sedans

Toyota Corolla

The Corolla remains Toyota’s entry point into the brand and one of the most affordable, dependable compact cars on the market. For 2026 it comes as a sedan (LE, SE, XSE) and a sportier hatchback (SE, FX Edition, XSE). The hatchback uses a 2.0L Dynamic-Force four-cylinder producing 169 horsepower paired with a CVT, while the sedan is available in both gas and hybrid forms — the Corolla Hybrid adds available electronic on-demand all-wheel drive. Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard across the board.

Best suited for: first-time buyers, students, and commuters who want low running costs and proven reliability.

Toyota Corolla Cross

A compact crossover built on Corolla underpinnings, the Corolla Cross offers a higher seating position and more cargo flexibility than the sedan. Gas models (L, LE, XLE) use a 2.0L four-cylinder with 169 horsepower; hybrid models (Hybrid S, SE, XSE) produce 196 combined horsepower with standard all-wheel drive. Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard.

Best suited for: shoppers who want SUV practicality and available AWD without stepping up to a RAV4.

Toyota Camry

Now exclusively a hybrid, the 2026 Camry pairs a 2.5L four-cylinder hybrid system delivering 225 horsepower (FWD) or 232 horsepower with available all-wheel drive. It is offered in five trims — LE, SE, Nightshade Edition, XLE, and XSE — with the new-for-2026 Nightshade adding blacked-out trim and black 19-inch wheels. The LE FWD earns an EPA-estimated 52 city / 49 highway MPG, and the Camry is an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ with standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, blind spot monitoring, and lane departure warning.

Best suited for: commuters and families who want a refined, efficient midsize sedan with top-tier safety credentials.

Toyota Crown

The Crown is Toyota’s distinctive large sedan, blending elevated ride height with bold styling and standard all-wheel-drive hybrid powertrains. It offers a choice of an efficient hybrid or a more powerful Hybrid MAX setup.

Best suited for: drivers who want premium presence and AWD security in a sedan that stands apart from the mainstream.

Toyota Prius & Prius Plug-in Hybrid

The car that defined hybrids continues as one of the most efficient vehicles Toyota builds, now wrapped in genuinely striking styling. The standard Prius is a conventional hybrid; the Prius Plug-in Hybrid adds meaningful all-electric range for short commutes before seamlessly switching to hybrid operation.

Best suited for: efficiency-focused drivers who want maximum MPG, with the Plug-in serving those who can charge at home and want EV-style commuting without range anxiety.

Toyota Mirai

The Mirai is Toyota’s hydrogen fuel-cell sedan, available in California, emitting only water vapor.

Best suited for: early adopters in areas with hydrogen refueling infrastructure who want a premium, zero-emission sedan experience.

Hybrid & Family Crossovers / SUVs

Toyota RAV4

The compact RAV4 — Toyota’s best-seller — is fully redesigned for 2026 as a sixth-generation, hybrid-only model with bold “hammerhead” styling. The standard hybrid produces 226 horsepower in front-wheel drive and 236 horsepower with all-wheel drive; the plug-in hybrid (which replaces the RAV4 Prime) jumps to an estimated 320+ horsepower with up to roughly 50 miles of electric-only range. Drivetrain is front-wheel drive standard with all-wheel drive available (PHEV models are AWD-standard) — not a part-time 4WD system. Every RAV4 gets a standard 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster, the new Arene software platform, and Toyota Safety Sense 4.0, with an available 12.9-inch touchscreen on upper trims. Cargo runs about 37.5 cubic feet behind the rear seats and roughly 70 cubic feet with them folded. The lineup spans Core, Rugged (Woodland), and Sport (GR Sport) design themes.

Best suited for: the broadest range of shoppers — singles, couples, and families who want efficiency, technology, and everyday versatility.

Toyota Highlander

The three-row Highlander gets a simplified grade structure for 2026 and now comes with standard all-wheel drive across the lineup, available in both gas and hybrid configurations with seating for up to eight.

Best suited for: families who need three rows and want the security of standard AWD without moving up to the larger Grand Highlander.

Toyota Grand Highlander

The larger sibling to the Highlander, the Grand Highlander offers genuinely usable third-row space for adults and more cargo room, with gas, Hybrid, and Hybrid MAX powertrains.

Best suited for: larger families who regularly carry adult passengers in the third row or need maximum cargo space.

Toyota Crown Signia

A premium hybrid wagon-style SUV, the Crown Signia comes in XLE and Limited grades with a standard hybrid powertrain, standard electronic on-demand all-wheel drive, 240 net system horsepower, and an EPA-estimated 38 MPG combined.

Best suited for: empty-nesters and style-conscious buyers who want premium comfort and efficiency in a midsize SUV.

Toyota Sienna

The Sienna minivan is hybrid-only, offering excellent fuel economy for its class along with available all-wheel drive and family-first features.

Best suited for: families who prioritize space, sliding-door convenience, and minivan efficiency.

Body-on-Frame SUVs

Toyota 4Runner

Redesigned on the TNGA-F truck platform shared with the Tacoma and Tundra, the 2026 4Runner offers a 2.4L turbocharged i-FORCE four-cylinder (up to 278 horsepower) and a new available i-FORCE MAX hybrid. It is available in 2WD, part-time 4WD, and full-time 4WD depending on grade, with serious off-road hardware on TRD trims.

Best suited for: outdoor enthusiasts and drivers who want genuine off-road capability with hybrid efficiency available.

Toyota Land Cruiser

The iconic Land Cruiser pairs legendary off-road capability with a standard hybrid powertrain on Toyota’s TNGA-F platform.

Best suited for: serious off-road and overlanding drivers who want heritage capability with modern efficiency.

Toyota Sequoia

Toyota’s full-size SUV uses a standard i-FORCE MAX twin-turbo V6 hybrid powertrain producing strong horsepower and torque, with three rows of seating and significant towing capability.

Best suited for: families who need maximum size, power, and towing in a single full-size package.

Trucks

Toyota Tacoma

The midsize Tacoma offers a turbocharged i-FORCE four-cylinder (278 horsepower) or an i-FORCE MAX hybrid version (326 horsepower), with rear- or four-wheel drive and a wide trim range from the workhorse SR to the overlanding-ready Trailhunter.

Best suited for: buyers who want midsize maneuverability with strong capability — from daily drivers to weekend adventurers.

Toyota Tundra

The full-size Tundra runs twin-turbo i-FORCE V6 and i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrains. For 2026, all models get a larger 32.2-gallon fuel tank and a standard tow hitch with 7/4-pin connector across every grade.

Best suited for: drivers who need full-size towing and hauling with modern turbocharged or hybrid power.

All-Electric

Toyota bZ

The renamed and significantly updated bZ (formerly bZ4X) now offers up to an EPA-estimated 314 miles of range on the XLE FWD Plus model, a standard NACS port for Tesla Supercharger access, and front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive configurations.

Best suited for: drivers ready to go fully electric who want maximum range flexibility and broad charging access.

Toyota bZ Woodland

A more rugged, adventure-oriented electric SUV with a standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system producing 375 net combined horsepower, 8.4 inches of ground clearance, and up to a 3,500-lb towing capacity.

Best suited for: EV shoppers who want extra ground clearance and light all-terrain ability.

Toyota C-HR

Returning to the U.S. as an all-electric subcompact crossover, the C-HR features standard dual-motor all-wheel drive, 338 combined horsepower, a sub-5-second 0–60 time, and an EPA-estimated 287 miles of range on the SE grade.

Best suited for: drivers who want a sporty, style-forward EV with standard AWD in a compact footprint.

Sports Cars

Toyota GR86, GR Corolla & GR Supra

Toyota’s Gazoo Racing performance trio covers the lightweight rear-drive GR86 coupe, the turbocharged all-wheel-drive GR Corolla hot hatch, and the GR Supra — with 2026 marking the final model year of the current GR Supra, offered as a MkV Final Edition.

Best suited for: driving enthusiasts who want engaging, performance-focused vehicles at a range of price points.

2026 Toyota Lineup at a Glance

Cars & Sedans

Hybrid & Family Crossovers / SUVs

Body-on-Frame SUVs

Trucks

All-Electric

Sports Cars

How to Choose Your Next Toyota

With this many choices, start by matching the vehicle to how you actually drive. Commuters focused on fuel savings should look at the Corolla, Camry, or Prius; families weighing space against budget can compare the RAV4, Highlander, and Grand Highlander; and drivers who tow or head off-pavement should consider the Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, or Sequoia. If you are ready to go electric, the bZ, bZ Woodland, and C-HR each take a different approach to range, space, and performance.

On a test drive, pay attention to how each hybrid powertrain transitions between electric and gas power in stop-and-go traffic, how the cargo area is shaped for the gear you actually carry, and how the latest Toyota multimedia system and driver-assist features feel in daily use. Bring the items you use regularly — a stroller, golf clubs, work gear — to confirm the space works for your routine before you decide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 2026 Toyota RAV4 still offer a gas-only engine?

No. The 2026 RAV4 has transitioned to a hybrid-only lineup for its sixth generation, offered as a standard Hybrid (HEV) and a Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) that replaces the former RAV4 Prime. Every RAV4 benefits from improved efficiency over the previous gas-only versions.

Which 2026 Toyota models are fully electric?

For 2026, Toyota offers three all-electric models: the bZ (formerly bZ4X), the rugged bZ Woodland, and the returning C-HR. All three use a NACS charging port for access to Tesla Supercharger stations.

What is the warranty coverage for the hybrid battery in new 2026 models?

Toyota covers the hybrid battery for 10 years / 150,000 miles and other hybrid-related components for 8 years / 100,000 miles. This is in addition to the 36-month / 36,000-mile basic warranty and the 60-month / 60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Warranty coverage is subject to terms, conditions, and limitations; see dealer for complete details.

Which 2026 Toyota is best for a long commute?

The Camry, Corolla Hybrid, and Prius are all strong commuter choices. The Camry LE earns an EPA-estimated 52 city / 49 highway MPG, and its hybrid powertrain is tuned for efficiency in stop-and-go traffic, with standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 to help reduce fatigue on the freeway.

Is ToyotaCare included with the purchase of a 2026 model?

Yes. Every new 2026 Toyota comes with ToyotaCare, covering factory-scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first, plus 2 years of roadside assistance with unlimited mileage.