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Toyota South Africa launches hybrid Land Cruiser 300 models with new powertrains.

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Toyota South Africa Motors has unveiled two new Land Cruiser 300 models featuring advanced hybrid technology.

The new models incorporate a 3.5-litre twin-turbo petrol hybrid powertrain, with the ZX specification available now and the GR-S version set to launch in 2026. The hybrid powertrain delivers a total output of 341kW and 790Nm, enhancing both performance and fuel efficiency.

New Hybrid Models Enhance Land Cruiser Lineup

The Land Cruiser 300 now includes a hybrid variant that combines a powerful 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol engine with Toyota’s compact HEV system. This innovative powertrain is designed to provide smooth acceleration and maintain the vehicle’s legendary off-road capabilities.

With a fuel consumption rate of 10l/100 km, the hybrid models offer improved efficiency compared to traditional internal combustion engine options. Additionally, the Land Cruiser 300 HEV features a waterproof AC inverter that can supply up to 1,500W of external power, allowing users to power compatible devices.

Pricing and Warranty Details for Land Cruiser 300

  • 3.3 Diesel GX-R: R1,596,800
  • 3.3 Diesel ZXR: R2,150,400
  • 3.5T Petrol ZXR: R2,191,300
  • 3.3 Diesel GR-S: R2,210,100
  • 3.5T Petrol GR-S: R2,247,500
  • 3.5T Petrol ZX HEV: R2,287,700
  • 3.5T Petrol GR-S HEV: R2,343,800

The Land Cruiser 300 comes with a 3-year/100,000km warranty and a service plan covering 9 services over 90,000km, with intervals set at 10,000km. The HEV battery is backed by an 8-year/160,000km warranty.

Upcoming Features and Enhancements

  • GR-S version launch scheduled for 2026
  • New exterior color options: Magnetite Black and Classic White
  • Refined interior trim combinations for enhanced premium appeal

Toyota’s new Land Cruiser 300 models blend legendary capability with modern hybrid performance.

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