Since its introduction in the mid-50s of the 20th century, the Toyota Crown has been available in a variety of versions, including sedans, station wagons, pickups, and coupes. Last year, the brand officially relaunched the entire family lineup again, and the 2024 Toyota Crown launched four different models, namely two sedans and two SUV models.
Judging by the recent news, its sedan version has landed in the North American market, and an SUV model will also be available. In the domestic market, the latest sedan version will replace the existing 15th-generation model and will debut as the 16th-generation. The size of the new car has been significantly improved, and the wheelbase of almost 3 meters means that there is plenty of rear space to the level of an executive class. In addition, it features adaptive suspension and a lot of wood materials in the interior to improve the texture.
Elsewhere, Toyota's 2024 Crown sedan could be modeled after the Mirai to launch a hydrogen-fueled version, with three hydrogen tanks providing a range of 820 kilometers (510 miles). In addition, the new car is expected to be equipped with a 2.5-liter hybrid powertrain, which includes a petrol engine and two electric motors, although no relevant parameters have been revealed yet.
At present, Toyota's 2024 Crown sedan has been launched in the local market and will officially go on sale in the local market on November 13, starting at $48,500 for hybrid models and $55,200 for hydrogen fuel models, with the new car targeting 600 units per month.