The all-new 16th-generation Toyota Crown not only completely changes the previous stable style in terms of exterior design, but also offers a crossover version and an SUV version in addition to the sedan version. Recently, Toyota has released a new model based on the Crossover crossover version, the official picture of the Crown Crossover Landscape version, and the new car has added some off-road packages, which looks more rugged. Let's take a closer look.
The shape of the front face is basically the same as that of the ordinary version, using matrix headlights, and the big-mouth grille is very domineering. The main difference from the regular version is the side, first of all, the new model uses an off-road style silhouette with large black wheel arches with red fenders, black scuff strips on the lower part of the doors, off-road style wheels, and all-terrain tires in size 245/60 R18.
The new model will also offer the original crossbar roof rack on the roof, which can further increase the loading capacity of the roof.
The overall shape of the tail is basically the same as that of the regular version, the visual effect of the rear tail lid painted in black is very individual, and the new model adds a towing device at the bottom of the rear bumper.
The overall shape of the interior part is the same as that of the ordinary version, using a floating central control screen, and the details are added to the details of the logo, including the addition of the word "Landscape" on the secondary center console panel.
In terms of powertrain, the new car is equipped with a hybrid system composed of a 2.4-liter turbocharged engine, which has a combined power of 255 kilowatts, and is mated to a six-speed automatic manual transmission, and the new car will also use an electronic four-wheel drive system.