Overview
- Toyota unveiled the battery‑electric Highlander on Feb. 11 in California, with U.S. sales planned for late 2026.
- Production is slated for Toyota’s Kentucky plant using locally manufactured batteries to limit tariffs and support competitive pricing.
- The SUV offers three rows for up to seven occupants, with front‑wheel or all‑wheel drive and two lithium‑ion packs near 77 kWh and 95.8–95.9 kWh.
- Estimated range tops out around 320 miles, and DC fast charging from 10% to 80% is cited at roughly 30 minutes with battery preconditioning and Plug & Charge.
- Vehicle‑to‑load functionality and a tech‑forward cabin—highlighted by a 14‑inch touchscreen and 12.3‑inch digital cluster—are included, while pricing is unannounced and some coverage differs on arrival timing, with 2027 also reported.