Frequently asked questions about the 2023 Toyota Highlander

Frequently asked questions about the 2023 Toyota Highlander

The Toyota Highlander has been one of the most popular three-row SUVs in its segment and in the last year it has received significant improvements that allow it to stand out even more in its segment. These improvements include a new turbo engine that really shines in terms of its performance, but also its impressive efficiency. The Highlander is one of the best-selling models in its class and when we look at what it has to offer, it is easy to see why. Here we answer some of your most frequently asked questions about the 2023 Toyota Highlander.

 

What is the engine offered in the new 2023 Toyota Highlander?

 

The 2023 Highlander comes standard with a 2.4 L four-cylinder turbo powertrain that offers 265 hp and 310 pound-feet of torque. Already this engine stands out by delivering more performance than many of its rivals, and it also delivers the same power as the outgoing V6 from last year, but with improved fuel economy and the same towing capability.

 

Are there other engine options in the 2023 Toyota Highlander?

 

As a matter of fact, there are. The Highlander is offered with an available hybrid powertrain that delivers an impressive 243 hp, but more importantly an average fuel consumption rating of under 8.0 litres per 100 kilometres. The Highlander Hybrid gives you the versatility and space you want in a three-row SUV, but with impressive fuel economy that you would never expect.


Does the 2023 Toyota Highlander offer all-wheel drive?

 

Yes it does. As a matter of fact, every 2023 Toyota Highlander comes standard with all-wheel drive, even the hybrid models.

 

Is the 2023 Toyota Highlander fuel-efficient?

 

Absolutely. Depending on the model, you will have a different fuel consumption rating but it is always one of the best in the segment. The entry-level Toyota Highlander delivers an average fuel consumption rating of 9.8 L per 100 km combined while the hybrid model averages just 7.9 L per 100 km.

 

What is the cargo capacity of the 2023 Toyota Highlander?

 

The Highlander delivers over 400 L of cargo space with all seats in place behind the third row, and over 1,300 litres behind the second row. This makes it the most spacious model in its class with a cargo area that rivals larger and more expensive sport utility vehicles. Give us a call today to learn more about the brand-new 2023 Toyota Highlander.

 

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