The Toyota Harrier Hybrid 2025 has arrived, offering a mix of high-end comfort, modern technology, and good fuel use. Here’s a simpler look at its price, how far it goes on a tank of gas, and what it offers:
Arrival and Price:
We don’t have the exact details for when it will come to India or how much it will cost here yet. However, the Toyota Harrier Hybrid 2025 is currently available in places like Japan and Singapore.
- Expected India Price: Based on other similar nice SUVs and prices in other countries, the Harrier Hybrid might cost around ₹45-50 Lakhs in India.
- Japan Pricing: In Japan, it costs about ¥3,128,000 to ¥6,200,000 (roughly $21,620 to $42,850 in US dollars).
- Basic Model Price (Japan): Around $40,910 US dollars.
How Far It Goes on a Tank and Fuel Use:
The hybrid engine is a big plus, as it saves fuel well:
- How Far It Goes: Expect it to travel about 18-20 kilometers on one liter of fuel in normal driving.
- Official Numbers: Some reports say it can do 21.6 km per liter for the all-wheel drive version and 22.3 km per liter for the two-wheel drive version (in Japan).
- Fuel Tank Size: It holds 55 liters of fuel, so you can drive for a long distance before needing to fill up.
- Savings: If you compare it to an SUV that uses more fuel (around 10 km per liter), the Harrier Hybrid could save you about ₹12,000 each year (if fuel costs ₹100 per liter).
Engine and How It Performs:
- Engine: A 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine (174 horsepower, 219 Nm of pulling power) working with two electric motors.
- Front Electric Motor: 180 horsepower and 270 Nm of pulling power.
- Rear Electric Motor (All-Wheel Drive): 54 horsepower and 121 Nm of pulling power.
- Total Power: 222 horsepower. The plug-in hybrid version (PHEV) is even more powerful, with 302 horsepower.
- Transmission: An e-CVT (an automatic transmission that shifts smoothly without fixed gears) for smooth power.
- Performance: It can go from 0 to 100 km/h in about 8 seconds.
- Top Speed: 180 km/h.
- Electric-Only Driving (PHEV): You can drive about 93 km using only the battery (which has a size of 18.1 kWh) when it’s fully charged.
Size and Outside Look:
- Length: 4740 mm
- Width: 1855 mm
- Height: 1660 mm
- Distance Between Wheels: 2690 mm
- Distance from Ground: 195 mm, which is good for city roads.
- Weight: Around 1680 kg.
- Wheels and Tires: 19-inch alloy wheels with tires sized 225/55 R19.
- Outside Design: A smooth front grille with a Harrier badge, sharp LED headlights with daytime running lights built in, a roof that slopes like a coupe, and a connected LED light bar at the back.
- Base Structure: It’s built on Toyota’s GA-K platform (the same as the RAV4), which makes it stable and comfortable to drive.
- Color Choices: Precious Metal, Dark Blue Mica, Platinum White Pearl, and one other color.
Inside and What It Offers:
The inside feels luxurious and comfortable with lots of modern features:
- Number of Seats: 5 seats.
- Touchscreen for Entertainment: A big 12.3-inch screen that works wirelessly with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
- Digital Display for Driver: A 12.3-inch screen that shows important driving information.
- Sound System: A high-quality JBL sound system with 8 speakers.
- Roof Window: A large glass roof that opens up the inside.
- Back Seats: Back seats that can be heated for extra comfort.
- Inside Lighting: Lights that make the inside feel fancy.
- Digital Mirror Inside: A mirror that shows a video feed from the front and back.
- Inside Materials: Soft-touch materials, leather seats, wood-like trim, dark red accents, and metal mesh on the dashboard.
- Storage in the Back: 406 liters of space for luggage, which can be made bigger by folding down the back seats.
- Comfort Features: Automatic air conditioning with two separate zones and air purification technology, seats in the front that can be cooled, a driver’s seat that adjusts in 8 ways with support for the lower back, and wireless phone charging.
- Other Features: Easy keyless entry and start, a back door that opens automatically with a wave of your foot.
Safety Features:
It comes with Toyota Safety Sense, a set of safety technologies:
- Automatic Speed Control
- Help to Stay in Your Lane
- System to Warn You Before a Crash
- 7 airbags
- Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)
- Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD)
- System to Help with Turning
- Sensors to Warn You About Cars in Your Blind Spot and When Backing Up
- System to Help Prevent Accidents While Parking
- Cameras All Around the Car for Easy Parking
- Sensors in the Front and Back for Parking
- System to Check Tire Pressure
- System to Keep the Car Stable
- Help to Start on a Hill
- Lights That Flash Quickly When You Brake Hard
How It Drives:
- Suspension: It has a MacPherson strut suspension in the front and a double wishbone suspension in the back, which makes the ride stable and comfortable, especially on highways. It might feel a little bumpy on rough roads at slower speeds.
- Steering: The steering feels light in the city and responds well when you turn.
- Brakes: Disc brakes on all four wheels with ABS and EBD.
Compared to the Toyota Fortuner:
The Toyota Harrier Hybrid is meant to be a more luxurious and fuel-saving option compared to the tougher Toyota Fortuner:
In short, the Toyota Harrier Hybrid 2025 is a high-quality SUV that saves fuel, looks stylish, and has lots of modern features. It’s a great choice for people who want luxury and care about the environment. People in India are really waiting to see when it will be available here.