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Recently, spy shots of the suspected all-electric version of Toyota Land Cruiser have been exposed. The spy shots were released on social media by Toyota's European Director of Marketing and Product Strategy. This mysterious camouflaged new car is parked next to a GR Land Cruiser. It appears to adopt a unibody body and is equipped with multi-spoke high-end model wheels similar to those of the Century.
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The photo is captioned on social media "Toyota's Tahara Plant in Japan, where the Land Cruiser has been produced since the 1990s." Although the caption does not specify the origin of the test car, it is likely that this is the rumored unibody Land Cruiser, which may adopt pure electric drive. According to sources, the model is very likely to be named Land Cruiser Sport and is scheduled to be launched in 2028.
Land Cruiser Se Concept Car
Land Cruiser Se Concept Car
After the new Land Rover Defender became a unibody SUV, this change of off-road vehicles seems to be becoming a new trend, so it is not ruled out that the Land Cruiser will also evolve in this direction. However, the Land Cruiser Se concept car has been released before. This pure electric concept car also adopts a unibody body, with length, width and height of 5150/1990/1705mm respectively, and a wheelbase of 3050mm. Its width is close to that of the Land Cruiser, but its height is much shorter, which seems to be consistent with the car in the photo. In addition, the air intake of the new car is also smaller, which is in line with the characteristics of new energy vehicles, but the front face is still domineering.
However, it has been 3 years since the release of the Land Cruiser Se concept car, and there is reason to believe that this mysterious new car will have many new changes, which is more worthy of our expectation. Previously, Toyota officially announced that it will release 3 pure electric vehicles in 2026. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Auto Home)