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Specs and MSRP for 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Released

Discussion in 'Toyota Hybrids and EVs' started by drash, Jun 6, 2024.

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  1. drash

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    2025 Toyota Crown Signia - Toyota USA Newsroom

    Highlights from the press and specs release:

    • 1152 Wh Bipolar NiMH battery
    • 240 HP (179 kW) Combined Power
    • 38 mpg (6.2 L/100 km) EPA Combined for XLE/Limited trims
    • 0 to 60 mph in 7.1 seconds
    • Rear Seats folded down provides 6.5 ft (1981 mm) length of flat storage (about what the 1st Gen Venza had) and 68 cu. ft. of storage (slightly less than the current RAV4 and 1st gen Venza)
    • 2700 lbs (1225 kg) Towing
    • 6.7 inches (170 mm) ground clearance (the same as the 2018 Lexus NX 300h)
    • MG2: 134 kW/199 lb.-ft. and MGR: 40 kW/89 lb-ft. (Same as the Highlander Hybrid, RAV4 Prime, Grand Highlander Hybrid, Lexus RX 350h and RX 450h+)
    • Engine Power is 188 hp (140.2 kW). (Slightly more than the Grand Highlander Hybrid but slightly less than the Lexus RX 350h)
    Trim MSRP + DPH)
    1 XLE $44985
    2 Limited $49385


    Standard Colors:
    • Storm Cloud
    • Black
    Premium Colors ($425 extra):
    • Finish Line Red
    • Oxygen White
    • Bronze Age
    Packages (Limited Only):

    Advanced Technology Package ($1,865)
    • Panoramic View Monitor (PVM) with Perimeter Scan
    • Power-folding outside mirrors with puddle lights and reverse tilt-down feature
    • Traffic Jam Assist (TJA) (Drive Connect trial or subscription required)
    • Front Cross-Traffic Alert (FCTA)
    • Lane Change Assist (LCA)
    • Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking
     
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    Nice vehicle
     
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    $6000 to $9000 more than an equivalent Outback though.:(

    The battery, rear motor and its inverter must be taking up a bit of space. The Signia has about 4 inches more wheel base than the Outback, but 2 inches less rear legroom. The Subaru also has more over all interior volume, everywhere.
     
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    Yup and for comparison, about the same headroom and leg room as the Toyota Crown (crossover or sedan as its classified here) at about 40 lbs (18.1 kg) less than a comparable Toyota Crown XLE. The Toyota Crown (sedan) has about an inch more legroom in the rear seat but less head room in the rear. The Signia is about $2,000 more than a comparable Toyota Crown (sedan).

    The Signia is 2 inches lower than the Outback so it should have less space including cargo space. So with the longer wheelbase that means it’ll have a nicer ride with the same exact length. Battery sits under the rear seat and in spite of it being about 500 lbs more riding on 21” wheels it’ll get about 9 mpg better combined. It’s really comparing comfort versus practicality as everybody who rides in it is comparing it to a Lexus (example:
    ). I’m also assuming they’re keeping room for a PHEV version like it has on their roadmap for the Signia or Estate as its known in Japan (New Information on Three New Crown Models | Toyota | Global Newsroom | Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website).
     
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    The height difference is in the Outback's 2 inches more ground clearance.;)

    The fuel economy is great, and the difference is more with the turbo. It is just $1000 per mpg to replace my Outback Touring with a Signia Limited. I might have to opt for the package to get everything the Outback has.

    While future planning for PHEV is a fair point, the size difference is still surprising. The two are about the same size on the outside, but there is about 20 cubic feet difference in interior volume between the two.

    The Crown was always a 'Buick' Toyota, so comparisons to Lexus aren't surprising. Subaru doesn't have a separate brand brand for comfort. They have more trims for that. Not counting the engine upgrade ones, there are six Outback trims. The Base may match a Corolla inside, but the Touring can match a Lexus.

    I expect the Outback will be the competitor most cross shopped with for this Crown.
     
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