Toyota killed of the iconic Land Cruiser name 3 years ago for the US market and to much disdain among its many fans. But it’s BACK and better than ever before with a new mid-$50k price tag, a 2.4L Turbo Hybrid engine to replace the V8 under the hood for 2024! This article is a breakdown of all the info we know about this new Land Cruiser right now but if you would like to see a full design walkaround, make sure to check out our video review below at Car Confections on YouTube!

HIGHLIGHTS

All New Exterior and Interior Designs
1958 and Land Cruiser trims
NEW iForce Max 2.4L Turbo I-4 making 465 lb. ft. of torque
Latest Technology and Luxury Features available

Trims and pricing

The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser will be offered in 3 distinct trim levels. Full model line pricing will be announced closer to when it goes on sale Spring 2024 in the United States. Toyota has announced that the Land Cruiser will start in the mid-$50K range and Car Confections estimates pricing will fall between $55,000 and $65,000.

1958 -> Land Cruiser -> First Edition (Limited to 5,000 units)

Design and Features

As mentioned above, please watch the video linked below for a full in-depth exploration of the exterior design and differences. The Land Cruiser has a very distinct design from the other Toyota SUV’s, such as the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander, Toyota Highlander and 4Runner. On the inside things look more traditional, except that the squared-off design elements from the outside continue into the cabin as well.

Here is the full breakdown of what we currently know about the feature availability:

Feature	Availability
Exterior
LED Headlights/Fog Lamps	Standard — circle design for 1958/First Edition; square on Land Cruiser trim
Skid Plates	available
Wheels	18 inch alloys (20 inch available on Land Cruiser)
Mirrors	BSM
Length	193.7-inches (1.2 inches shorter than previous generation)
LED Taillights	Standard
Towing Capacity	Up to 6,000 lbs
Forward Emergency Braking	Standard on all Land Cruiser models (Toyota Safety Sense 3.0)
Lane Keep Assist
Auto High Beams
Adaptive Cruise Control

When it comes to the Interior, the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser will also be well-equipped, but the 1958 will be more basic.

Interior
Smart Entry and Digital Key	Standard
Seat Materials	Cloth seating on 1958 Soft-tex leatherette on Land Cruiser with available real leather (Premium Package)
Seat Adjustment	Manual adjustment on 1958 10+ ways of Power Adjustment (Massage available)
Push Button Start	Standard
Gauge Cluster	Partial digital on 1958 12.3-in full digital cluster on Land Cruiser
Head-up Display	Not offered
Steering Wheel	1958 — Heating, Leather-Wrapped Land Cruiser adds power adjustment
Wireless Charging	Available
360 Degree Camera	Available
3-Zone Climate Controls	Available
Heated and Ventilated Seats	Land Cruiser adds Heated and Ventilated Front Seats 1958 has standard heating
Mark Levinson Premium Audio w/ 21 Speakers	1958: 6-speaker audio Land Cruiser: 10-speaker audio Optional: 14-speaker JBL premium audio
Screen (14-inches)	1958: 8-inch display Land Cruiser: 12.3-inch touchscreen
New Toyota Interface w/ Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto	Standard
Moonroof (regular size)	Land Cruiser and First Edition

The rear of the 2024 Land Cruiser is also well-equipped, especially compared to its smaller siblings.

Rear Amenities
Seat Configurations	5 Passenger Seating only
3rd Row Seating	Not offered
Heated Rear Seats	Not offered
Ventilated Rear Seats	Not offered
Other Amenities	USB Ports, 12v Outlet, vents
Tailgate	1958: Manual Land Cruiser+: Power w/ Opening Glass
Cargo Capacities	Not Yet Announced

What’s Under the Hood?

At launch the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser will be offered with just one new powertrain which is half the cylinders of the previous Land Cruiser. Specs for the Land Cruiser are below:

Land Cruiser:

2.4L Turbo I-4 + elec
326 hp and 465 lb.ft
Full-Time 4×4 w/ center and rear-locking diff
8-speed automatic
No fuel economy at this time

We hope you have found this overview of the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser helpful! For a more detailed first look of the Land Cruiser, please watch our video below! What do you think of the new Land Cruiser? Let us know in the comments!