Since the exposure of the Land Cruiser 300 series, the previous generation of the 200 series (2007-2021) still has a large number of loyal followers. Russian tuner Khann International has launched the Land Cruiser 200 Expedition as an off-road modification kit for Toyota's iconic model, inspired by customer requirements in Australia and the Middle East.
The Moscow-based company specializes in sports body kits for Toyota and Lexus, but this time they came up with something different. The Expedition kit is designed to convey the adventurous spirit of the Land Cruiser while improving the SUV's already good off-road capabilities.
The body panel based on the last redesign of the LC200 makes it look tougher and more modern, with a custom off-road bumper with a unique grille, protective plastic elements and an LED light bar located above the Toyota logo.
The ventilated hood is also new, with smooth dynamic lines. On the sides, Khann added a wide fender extension covering thick all-terrain tires mounted on black ten-spoke alloy wheels, side steps, and a fairly good integrated hole on the right side of the vehicle. At the rear, there's a full-size spare tire, and a new bumper with more plastic cladding to protect against rocks.
The kit is complemented by an orange body color that contrasts with the black roof, body kit and wheels. Khann didn't share any details about the technical aspects of the expedition pack, but it was clear that it included a lifting kit for the suspension and a new set of wheels. Judging by the V8 logo on the tailgate, the Land Cruiser Expedition edition is equipped with either a 5.7-liter V8 petrol or a 4.5-liter V8 turbo engine, but it's unclear if the tuner intends to offer any performance upgrades.
Given that it could take years to take a brand new Land Cruiser 300, taking a new approach to the previous generation doesn't seem like a bad idea, especially for existing owners who want to spice up their vehicles. In addition to saying it was coming soon, Khann hasn't announced the price of the adventure package. However, judging by the massive redesign of the body panels and chassis upgrades, we guess it won't be cheap.