Toyota announced that it will introduce a partially updated model of the US-built Tundra in Japan. Sales are expected to begin this winter through dealerships nationwide, and the latest US model features a new design and safety equipment.
Toyota Motor Corporation announced on 6 November 2026 that it will introduce a partially updated model of the Tundra pickup truck, produced in the United States, in Japan. Sales are scheduled to begin this winter through Toyota vehicle dealerships nationwide, with the model expected to become available in the Japanese market.
Production of the Tundra is handled by TMMTX's Texas plant. The vehicle will be introduced under a system that allows vehicles manufactured in the United States to be sold in Japan without additional testing in Japan. The new system that took effect on 16 February 2026 will apply.
Features of the latest model announced in the United States include a redesigned front fascia, the latest-generation Toyota Safety Sense, the new adoption of Proactive Driving Assist (PDA), and the addition of a driver emergency response system.
The article is sourced from webCG. Details of future sales plans and additional specifications are expected to be provided through dealerships.