All-New 2025 Toyota 4Runner // Everything you need to know

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Published 2024-04-09
This is a Motormouth couple car review of the all-new 2025 Toyota 4Runner mid-size body-on-frame SUV. Toyota just unveiled the 6th generation 4Runner, many of you have been waiting for this redesign and it’s finally here. There are things that we don’t know yet like pricing and official fuel economy numbers but we’ll go over what we do know. The 4Runner will hit dealerships this fall and there are three questions that we’ve been asked leading up to the unveiling of this new vehicle. Does the 4Runner have a roll-down rear window, will it have an optional third row and will it be made in Japan. Yes to all three! Here’s our first look of the 2025 Toyota 4Runner. There are two 2025 Toyota 4Runner powertrain options which are shared with the Toyota Tacoma. The standard engine is a 2.4L turbocharged 4-cylinder with an 8-speed automatic transmission, 278 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque. There is no manual transmission offering on the 4Runner.
The second more powerful electrified powertrain is the i-Force Max hybrid with up to 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque. This hybrid can tow up to 6,000 pounds. In Canada, 2025 Toyota 4Runner will be offered in part-time 4WD or full-time 4WD. It has an electronically controlled two-speed transfer case with high/low range, Active traction control and an automatic limited-slip differential. An electronic locking rear differential is standard on TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro and Trailhunter models.
The multi-terrain select system now functions in both 4WD-high and 4WD-low. A new quieter CRAWL control function has been added, downhill assist control, there’s an available stabilizer bar disconnect mechanism and when traction is extremely limited, the available electronically activated locking rear differential can help split power 50/50 to the rear wheels. The 4Runner has up to a 32-degree approach angle and 24-degree departure angle. As we would expect, this being an all new As we would expect, this being an all new model, it gets Toyota’s latest technology with new screens. It comes standard with a 7” guage cluster, available 12.3” digital display. As for the touchscreen, it’s a standard 8” screen with wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, available 14” touchscreen. There’s also an available wireless charger and standard dual USB-C charging ports in the front row, available for rear passengers.
Push-button start is standard on all grades and a digital key is available on select grades which can be remotely shared with others.
model, it gets Toyota’s latest technology with new screens. It comes standard with a 7” guage cluster, available 12.3” digital display. As for the touchscreen, it’s a standard 8” screen with wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, available 14” touchscreen. There’s also an available wireless charger and standard dual USB-C charging ports in the front row, available for rear passengers.
Push-button start is standard on all grades and a digital key is available on select grades which can be remotely shared with others.

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All Comments (21)
  • @dorist7280
    I am an older woman—don't bother how old🥰. I fell in love with the first-generation 4-Runner. This new one with the factory-installed snorkel exhaust pipe looks fantastic. I would love to see the top Limited model. Many women love the 4Runner. It is not necessary for off-track adventures, but it is the perfect size and convenience for just daily driving. And it is reliable, Made in Japan Toyota.
  • @danielmcneill13
    Watched several of the 4Runner reviews. You guys were the best. Lots of good technical info and no slobber. Congratulations !
  • @Dad7618
    I have a 2019 4Runner and like the looks of the new model. Glad to hear it’s still made in Japan.😊
  • @Chr1s-fm6bi
    Glad they kept that rear window. Most underrated feature just ask my dogs.
  • @adammmannow
    All the channels notified me of this review and I chose your channel to watch! Keep up the good work!
  • @SenecaHome
    You were the First to Pop-Up for the 2025 4Runner!!! Great Job you guys, love the SUV!!!
  • @gregholloway2656
    Thanks for the review team! I’m curious if the fuel economy improves with the new engine. Also, the lead ad for this video (for me) was your new OEM coolant spot. Nice to see you getting new sponsorship. 👍
  • @immanuelingari4336
    1st notification of a 4runner review came from motormouth 🎉. As always,its motormouth and then the rest in terms of reviews😊.Outstanding work🥳
  • @68rules
    Another great review from this fine channel! Have been waiting for this one regarding the 4Runner and like what i see!
  • @patricklachance3187
    Finally! Thanks! As a huge 4R fan, I couldn't wait and I have to say that it just might grow on me...! See you in 2028, new 4Runner!
  • @KeystrokeCowboy
    Toyota decided to do the shotgun approach with a million vids at the same time. I appreciate the fact based reviews over some people just walking around the vehicle and talking about it.
  • @TacoTruck17
    I really like what Toyota has done with the different 4runners, thanks for the great review 👍
  • @coy9898
    Love your videos, easily my favourite channel now! I’m curious why they don’t make more diesel options in Canada?
  • @Ewin23
    My first view of the new 2025 4Runner on your channel. Awesome job 😎
  • @RightAboutRichTV
    The Canadian reviewers understand what the true 4runner fans want more than the American reviewers, who are marketers at this point.
  • @RAF0769
    Great overview, thanks for the details!
  • @Fuentes6544
    Wow. 🤩 love the colors in and out 😍.