The Crown Estate is rather sizeable, measuring 194 inches in length. That makes it about as long as a BMW X5, which suggests it will have a roomy cabin and spacious trunk. Its height is pegged at 63.8 inches, while its width is the same as the Crown Sport: 74 inches. Toyota has previously said the Crown Estate will be made available in 2024.
If we are correct, and this is the Crown Estate, its arrival would be somewhat surprising. Toyota currently offers numerous hybrid SUVs, including the Venza, RAV4, RAV4 Prime, Grand Highlander, and Highlander. We look forward to seeing where it’s positioned within the range but expect it will be pricier than the Highlander. We get the feeling that the Crown lineup will be used to bridge the gap between mainstream Toyotas and premium Lexus models.
More importantly, that means we still have a chance at getting the handsome Crown Sedan, a hydrogen-powered luxury car that emphasizes style and comfort.