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Toyota's popular Highlander SUV is rumored to transition to a battery-electric vehicle (BEV) for its 2026 model, potentially offering up to 315 miles of range. This move would signify a significant shift for the nameplate, while the larger Grand Highlander is expected to retain its existing hybrid and internal combustion engine powertrains.
Toyota has announced a delay for its planned Highlander EV, originally slated for release by late 2024. The postponement comes as the automaker observes sustained high demand for the conventional gasoline-powered Highlander, influencing its EV rollout strategy. A new timeline for the electric version's debut has not yet been specified.
Toyota has reportedly pushed back the production timeline for its first three-row battery electric SUV, the Highlander EV, which was initially slated for a 2027 release. This delay comes as the automaker opts to continue manufacturing the current gasoline and hybrid versions of the Highlander for a longer period. The decision reflects an apparent strategic shift regarding the introduction of its full-size electric model.
The all-new battery-electric Toyota Highlander SUV, initially planned for a late 2026 debut, has reportedly faced production delays. This setback means the launch of the electric Highlander could now be pushed back to early 2027 as Toyota works to finalize development.
Toyota has announced plans to introduce an all-electric version of its popular Highlander SUV in North America by 2026. This move will expand the growing segment of three-row electric vehicles, offering families a practical EV alternative to minivans.
