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2027 Toyota Tundra Tougher Looks, Smarter Tech, and a New Trailhunter Trim for Off-Road Fans

 2027 Toyota Tundra  Tougher Looks, Smarter Tech, and a New Trailhunter Trim for Off-Road Fans




If you've been waiting for Toyota to give the Tundra a mid-cycle update, your patience has been rewarded. Toyota released pictures of the 2027 Toyota Tundra, and the automaker made some updates to the truck's design, technology, and off-road credentials. Most notably, Toyota introduced a Trailhunter off-road package, which brings overlanding-focused upgrades to the Tundra.

‎Pricing and specifications for the 2027 Toyota Tundra should be revealed this fall, but Toyota shared plenty of details ahead of the launch. Read on for all the information, and be sure to check out the frequently asked questions (FAQs) section at the bottom of this article.

‎Bold Design Language Inspired by Full-Square Look

‎Toyota's CALTY design studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan, created the 2027 Tundra's bold, square-shaped front end. The new Tundra looks broader, taller, and more aggressive than ever before. Toyota also updated the lower bumper for a more prominent appearance, mounted rectangular fog lights on the bumper, and updated the front grille to a hexagonal design with variations across its model lineup.  According to Toyota, the design team wanted to create visual harmony between the Tundra's various grades while highlighting each grade's unique identity.

New Trailhunter Package for Overlanding Adventures

‎The Trailhunter package is perfect for buyers who want to take their Tundra to the outdoors, and this package builds on the mid-grade SR5 trim. The Trailhunter features Michelin-designed LTX Trail all-terrain tires (265/70R18), an upgraded Old Man Emu suspension, front steel recovery hooks, and additional underbody skid plates. Multi-terrain select, crawl control, and a locking rear differential make this truck ideal for trails.



‎Trailhunter-specific bronze wheels and badges also come with this package.

‎While the Trailhunter is based on the SR5 rather than the TRD Pro, Toyota believes that buyers who purchase Trailhunter want something different than what TRD Pro offers. Trailhunter owners want to go overlanding, while the TRD Pro is more about on-road performance. Trailhunter competes against Chevrolet Silverado ZR2, GMC Sierra AT4X, and Ford F-150 Tremor, and this package is all about long-haul adventures.

Bigger and Smarter Infotainment Screen

‎All 2027 Tundra variants will feature a larger 14-inch touchscreen that runs Toyota's latest multimedia platform. The screen is smartphone-friendly, and users can customize the screen with widgets on the home screen. The new version of the "Hey Toyota" voice assistant is quicker and more intuitive.

‎Some of the most notable technology updates include:

‎Drive Recorder – a built-in dashcam that records 20-second videos at the moment of impact or when manually initiated

‎Smartphone-free key access: The Smart Key technology will unlock, lock, start, and stop your Tundra with your smartphone with Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, or Samsung Wallet. You can share your Tundra with up to five other smartphones, and the car will still work with near-field communication systems if your phone dies.

‎2.4kW onboard inverter (on i-FORCE MAX hybrid variants): With this option, you can operate power tools at worksites or campgrounds with your Tundra.



‎Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 Standard Across the Tundra Lineup

‎Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 is standard on all Tundra variants, and here's what the package includes:

‎Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection

‎Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

‎Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist

‎Automatic High-Beam Systems

‎Lane Tracing Assist Plus

‎Road Sign Assist Plus

‎Proactive Driving Assist Plus

‎As you can see, Toyota made significant updates to camera hardware, sensors, and algorithms on the 2027 Tundra.

‎Tundra Grades for 2027 Model Year

‎The 2027 Tundra will be available in eight grades: SR, SR5, TRD Off Road, Limited, Platinum, 1794 Edition, TRD Pro, and Capstone.

‎Along with regular and TRD Pro variants, Trailhunter will be available with SR5. The 2027 Tundra will be available with two variants of the engine:

‎Twin-turbocharged V6 gas engine. ‎i-FORCE MAX hybrid engine

‎Both engines are excellent in their respective classes, with the hybrid variant offering more torque and faster acceleration than the gas alternative. Whatever your needs are, there will be a Tundra variant that fits your budget.

‎What to Know About This 2027 Tundra Refresh

‎Toyota did not redesign the Tundra from the ground up, but the company addressed the most relevant issues for full-size truck buyers these days: exterior design, technology updates, and added off-road credentials with the Trailhunter package. With the introduction of the Trailhunter, Toyota is now able to compete with rivals that offer production-based overland trim levels.  Toyota aims to release full specs, including Cdn and U.S. pricing, this fall, as production is set to start at the end of the year.



Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

‎When will the 2027 Toyota Tundra be available?

‎Toyota has yet to announce when exactly the 2027 Tundra will be available for purchase. However, full specs and pricing should be revealed this fall, as production is set to start later this year.

‎What is the Tundra Trailhunter package?

‎The Trailhunter is an overlanding-focused trim level that builds on the mid-grade SR5. Trailhunter features a more capable off-road driving setup, including upgraded suspension, off-road tires, and recovery equipment.

‎Does the Tundra have a hybrid engine?

‎Yes, the 2027 Tundra will be available with a twin-turbocharged V6 gas engine and an i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain.

‎Is the screen on the 2027 Tundra bigger?

‎Yes, all 2027 Tundra variants will feature a 14-inch touchscreen that utilizes Toyota's latest multimedia platform.

‎Does the 2027 Tundra have Toyota Safety Sense?

‎Yes, the 2027 Tundra will feature Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 as standard equipment across its model lineup.

‎How does the Trailhunter differ from the TRD Pro?

‎The Trailhunter is based on the more affordable SR5, and it is all about long-haul overlanding adventures. Meanwhile, the TRD Pro is the performance-focused, higher-priced off-road trim that Tundra offers.

‎Can I unlock the Tundra with my phone?

‎Yes, the 2027 Tundra will feature Digital Key technology that allows you to unlock, lock, start, or stop the truck with your smartphone. This technology is compatible with Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, and Samsung Wallet.


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