Toyota Will Unveil Crown Sedan-Crossover on July 15
Photo: Toyota On the Toyota Crown minisite Days after patent images surfaced of Toyota’s conception of the next Crown, which showed a cross between a sedan and a crossover SUV, Toyota has confirmed it will give the model its world premiere this coming July 15th.
Discussion over the format has actually been fed by Toyota, which asks the Sedan or SUV? question on the new mini-website dedicated to the coming model. Note that the Crown has existed in one form or other in the Toyota universe for close to 70 years in the domestic Japanese and other global markets. This new and transformed version thus represents the 16th generation of the model. Here in North America, it’s felt the future Crown will serve as the replacement for the Avalon, which was cut from the Canadian lineup this year and will suffer the same fate south of the border in 2023.
Using the Avalon as yardstick, we can assume the Toyota Crown will be large more than small, and likely be built using the TNGA-K platform that underpins the departing Avalon as well as the Camry and several Lexus models. Reports have the vehicle getting the following dimensions: length 4,930 mm, width 1,840 mm and height 1,540 mm.Photo: Toyota Patent image for the new Toyota Crown, fig. 1 Photo: Toyota Patent image for the new Toyota Crown, fig.
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