
Breaking Down Toyota’s 2026 Lineup
Toyota is making bold strides toward electrification and capability in 2026. Their evolving North American lineup blends hybrid, plug‑in hybrid (PHEV), and battery-electric vehicles (BEV) with rugged design and advanced tech. Let’s explore the key models.
All-New 2026 RAV4 Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid
The iconic RAV4 enters its sixth generation for 2026, offered exclusively as a hybrid or plug‑in hybrid, so no more traditional gas-only versions. Available in three design themes—Core, Rugged (Woodland), and Sport (GR Sport)—it combines style with flexibility.
- Power & Efficiency: HEV with up to 226 hp; PHEV version pumps out 320 hp and offers about 50 miles of electric range.
- Features & Tech: The revamped “hammerhead” front, 17–20″ wheels, Toyota’s new Arene software platform, 10.5″ touchscreen, HUD, and enhanced Safety Sense 3.0.
- Availability: Production starts late 2025 with North American deliveries in early 2026.
2026 Toyota bZ & Rugged bZ Woodland BEVs
Toyota expands its EV footprint in NA with the bZ electric SUV and the more rugged bZ Woodland.
bZ (formerly bZ4X)
- Battery Options: 57.7 kWh (≈236 mi) or 74.7 kWh (≈314 mi).
- Performance: AWD version hits 0–60 mph in 4.9 sec with 338 hp; uses NACS for Tesla charger compatibility.
- Tech Upgrades: New 14″ touchscreen, plug-and-charge billing, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto.
bZ Woodland
- Design: Rugged CUV with 8.3″ ground clearance, roof rails, towing capacity ~3,500 lbs, and 30 cu‑ft cargo.
- Performance: 74.7 kWh battery with AWD twin motors producing 375 hp and ~260 mi range; fast-charging in ~30 minutes to 80%.
2026 C‑HR Electric Revival
The C‑HR returns to North America in all-electric form for 2026.
- Powertrain: 74.7 kWh battery, dual‑motor AWD, 338 hp combined, 0–60 mph in ~5 seconds; estimated 290‑mile EPA range.
- Features: Coupe‑SUV styling, 14″ touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay, 4G Wi‑Fi, paddle-shifters, 25.4 cu‑ft cargo.
- Positioning: A direct competitor to EVs like the Volvo EX40 and Mini Aceman.
2026 Camry, Corolla Family, and GR Performance Editions
Aside from electrification, Toyota isn’t leaving performance and tradition behind:
- Camry Hybrid (incl. Nightshade Edition): All-hybrid lineup featuring a 12.3″ touchscreen and TSS 3.0.
- Corolla Cross & Corolla Hatchback FX Edition: Available in gas and hybrid powertrains; the new FX is a sporty 2.0L performance model.
- GR86 Yuzu Edition & GR Supra MkV Final Edition: Performance-focused sports cars, releasing fall 2025.
Toyota’s 2026 Vision
Toyota’s 2026 lineup for North America demonstrates a clear commitment to electrification, performance, and diversification:
- Electrified SUVs now dominate one of America’s hottest segments through RAV4’s hybrid shift and multiple new BEVs.
- High-style off-road options like the bZ Woodland and RAV4 Woodland cater to outdoor lifestyles.
- Performance and tradition continue with the Camry Hybrid, Corolla FX, and enthusiast-focused GR models.
This multi-pathway approach—across HEV, PHEV, and BEV offerings—ensures Toyota stays ahead in a rapidly evolving market.