Exterior Design
The all-new Toyota Wildlander adopts Toyota’s latest family design language, combining technological aesthetics with an electrified character to present a highly recognizable appearance. The front features a sharp C-shaped lighting cluster with independent parallel daytime running lights that are separated from the main headlight assembly, ensuring both functionality and a distinctive visual identity. The grille uses a frameless, body-color layout instead of the traditional piano-black finish, offering a more refined and delicate texture. The honeycomb-style hexagonal mesh is decorated with chrome trim, and the silver front lip adds layers and depth to the front. The fog lamp area adopts a simplified design with black plastic material, maintaining consistency with the overall front styling.
Interior & Technology
Inside, the 2026 Wildlander adopts a “wrap-around intelligent cockpit” concept, combining advanced technology with high-quality materials to create a class-leading experience. The cabin features a 15.6-inch floating central screen, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 26.4-inch HUD, forming a triple-screen interactive layout. The central display has a 7.5 mm narrow bezel, achieving one of the highest screen-to-body ratios in its class.
Space Performance
The Wildlander is equipped with synthetic leather seats, offering both comfort and durability for everyday family use. Despite being a compact SUV, interior space utilization is excellent. A 175 cm driver has 1.5 fist-worth of headroom, and a passenger of the same height in the rear enjoys generous legroom. Even when carrying three passengers in the rear, comfort is maintained—ideal for family trips.
Power & Driving
The 2026 Wildlander offers three powertrain options:
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2.5L hybrid system: 136 kW, strong power and excellent fuel efficiency
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2.0L hybrid system: 112 kW, balancing performance and economy
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2.0L naturally aspirated engine: 126 kW, smooth and reliable output
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