Toyota's North American subsidiary unveiled the new Crown Signia Woodland Concept for the SEMA Show. Common features include a lift kit, large overfenders, satin-black wheels and all-terrain tires, while the body is finished in two-tone Horizon Blue with a roof rack.
On 30 October, Toyota's North American subsidiary announced its new Woodland Concept family ahead of the 2026 SEMA Show. The new Crown Signia Woodland Concept presents an interpretation of versatility as a counterpart to the Grand Highlander Woodland Concept.
The Woodland family embodies a design philosophy that combines practicality, efficiency, comfort and capability, targeting drivers who enjoy adventure as a lifestyle, from everyday urban life to trailheads and campsites.
Common specifications developed by CALTY Design Research include a lift kit, large overfenders, rugged satin-black wheels and all-terrain tires, combining on-road sophistication with the ruggedness of an off-road-oriented design.
The body color draws inspiration from Horizon Blue, used in the 1960s, and the prototype was completed with a two-tone roof and hood, a roof rack and crossbars. The article was written by GQ JAPAN editor Inagaki Kuniyasu (稲垣邦康).