Toyota Throne 2018, the most expensive new Toyota, is undoubtedly a luxury inspired by the Rolls-Royce mansion. We will provide you with the first images of the all-new Toyota Crown 2019.
This is a tribute to the 15-year-old aljrah of the Japanese luxury sedan Toyota Crown. These latest Toyota cars were launched at a special event held in Tokyo, Japan.
As we expected, Toyota Cruan, the test car that appeared last year at the Tokyo Motor Show, has been designed to design the all-new Toyota Crown 2019. The production version is almost identical to the production car attached to the news.
The 2019 Crown was adopted on the TNGA wheelbase used in many new Toyota vehicles including the Toyota Camry and the Toyota Avalon, providing additional length of the car, reflecting the size of the interior which will provide greater comfort and specifically for the rear passenger foot space.
The Toyota Crown 2019 is equipped with DCM - the advanced data communication module - to be the 15th generation of this model in the first generation of connected vehicles. The system is available on a standard basis.
As we mentioned earlier, Toyota Crown's new interior has gained extra space, was decorated with higher quality materials, and has a dual screen; a central screen and a climate and sound control screen.
The engine options that will be available on the Toyota Crown 2019 are as follows:
A two-liter gasoline engine with turbocharged power generates 245 hp and 350 Newton meters of torque.
A hybrid option that combines the work of a 2.5-liter petrol engine and an electric motor powered by a lithium-ion battery, giving the two engines a combined power of 226 horsepower.
A hybrid option that combines the work of a 3.5-liter petrol engine and an electric motor that draws on a lithium-ion battery, generating both 259 hp.
This is a tribute to the 15-year-old aljrah of the Japanese luxury sedan Toyota Crown. These latest Toyota cars were launched at a special event held in Tokyo, Japan.
As we expected, Toyota Cruan, the test car that appeared last year at the Tokyo Motor Show, has been designed to design the all-new Toyota Crown 2019. The production version is almost identical to the production car attached to the news.
The 2019 Crown was adopted on the TNGA wheelbase used in many new Toyota vehicles including the Toyota Camry and the Toyota Avalon, providing additional length of the car, reflecting the size of the interior which will provide greater comfort and specifically for the rear passenger foot space.
The Toyota Crown 2019 is equipped with DCM - the advanced data communication module - to be the 15th generation of this model in the first generation of connected vehicles. The system is available on a standard basis.
As we mentioned earlier, Toyota Crown's new interior has gained extra space, was decorated with higher quality materials, and has a dual screen; a central screen and a climate and sound control screen.
The engine options that will be available on the Toyota Crown 2019 are as follows:
A two-liter gasoline engine with turbocharged power generates 245 hp and 350 Newton meters of torque.
A hybrid option that combines the work of a 2.5-liter petrol engine and an electric motor powered by a lithium-ion battery, giving the two engines a combined power of 226 horsepower.
A hybrid option that combines the work of a 3.5-liter petrol engine and an electric motor that draws on a lithium-ion battery, generating both 259 hp.