The Toyota Crown nameplate is on the expanse again in the US market, and we have finally spent extensive time with the new 2025 Toyota Crown Signia. This model is replacing the Venza and is the second Crown model in the US. Today, we are going to cover all the details in this article! For our full video, scroll to the bottom of this page to check it out!
What’s New for 2025?
- New Crown model for the US market
- New Exterior and Interior
- Hybrid Exclusive Powertrain with available AWD
- Advanced Technology
Trims and Pricing
MSRP
XLE: $43,590
Limited: $47,990
The Signia does cost more than the previous Venza but does represent a lot of new luxury for the Toyota brand. Signias are expected to get to dealers in August.
Design and Features
When Toyota first started sharing teasers for the Crown Signia, many figured the Crown Sport or Estate from Japan would be making its way to the US. Ultimately, the Signia is the Crown Estate, but with some tweaks for the American Market. The Signia is carrying the most recent Toyota design, with sharp lines and a bold face. Many of the Signia’s cues look very Lexus-like, and that travels to the interior as well!
As for the features, we are not sure the full trim breakdown of all the features, but here is a breakdown of what we do know will be on the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia:
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Feature |
Availability |
Exterior |
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LED Headlights |
Standard Projector LEDs | Limited: Auto-leveling |
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LED Fog Lamps |
None |
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Wheels |
19 or 21-in alloys depending on trim |
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Mirrors |
Standard Blind Spot Monitor and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Power folding, heating | Limited Tech Package: Puddle Lamps |
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Roof |
No Two Tone Color Scheme offered |
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LED Taillights |
Full-Length Design |
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Exhausts |
Not Exposed |
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Towing |
2,700 lbs |
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Forward Emergency Braking |
Standard on all Crown Signia models with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 |
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Lane Keep Assist |
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Auto High Beams |
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Adaptive Cruise Control |
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Traffic Jam Assist and Lane Change Assist |
Optional |
The Crown Signia sports many familiar elements, but in a Lexus-like cabin:
Interior |
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Smart Entry and Remote Start |
Standard |
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Digital Key |
Limited |
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Materials |
Leather exclusive |
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Seat Adjustment |
8-way Power: Standard| Memory: Standard |
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Push Button Start |
Standard |
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Gauge Cluster |
Standard: 12.3-in full digital display |
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Rain Sensing Wipers |
Limited |
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Steering Wheel |
Leather wrapped and heated |
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Wireless Charging |
Standard |
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360 Degree Camera |
Limited with Tech Package |
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Dual Zone Automatic Climate |
Standard |
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Heated and Ventilated Seats |
Standard Heating and Ventilaation |
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Audio System |
XLE: 6-Speakers | Limited: 11-Speaker JBL Audio |
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Infotainment |
Standard: 12.3-in display | Wireless Android Auto/CarPlay Standard |
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Camera Mirror |
Limited |
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Moonroof |
Fixed Panoramic Roof on Limited |
The rear of the Crown Signia will be more comfortable than its sedan counterpart as well:
Rear Amenities |
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USBs |
Standard |
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Rear Vents |
Standard |
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Heated Rear Seats |
Standard |
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Hands-Free Power Tailgate |
Standard |
For in depth details on the 2025 Crown Signia, watch our full first look review linked at the bottom of this article.
What’s Under the Hood?
The Hybrid and PHEV models of the Sorento have two similar, yet distinct, powertrain options:
- Hybrid:
- 1.6L Turbo I-4+ elec: 227 hp | 258 lb.ft
- Paired w/ 6-speed automatic
- PHEV:
- 1.6L Turbo I-4+ 14kWh battery: 261 hp | 258 lb.ft
- Paired w/ 6-speed automatic
- 30 miles of EV range
The PHEV is AWD only, and the Hybrid EX is FWD, while the SX-Prestige is AWD only. The fuel economy figures for each model are listed below:
Hybrid FWD: 36/36/36 MPG
Hybrid AWD: 34/34/34 MPG
We hope you have found this overview of the 2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid helpful! For a more detailed first look of the Sorento Hybrid, please watch our video below! What do you think of the 2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid? Let us know in the comments!
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