The 2.0L gasoline version averages around 15.3 km/L, while the 2.5L Hybrid is significantly more efficient, often achieving over 22 km/L in city driving.

While they share a platform, the Harrier is about 140mm longer, giving it a more elongated, elegant profile, though it actually has slightly less cargo space due to the sloping coupe-style roof.

It is a Toyota-first electrochromic glass roof. With a single button, you can change the glass from transparent to a "frosted" look, which blocks direct heat while still letting soft, natural light into the cabin.

Yes, higher trims (like the Z Leather Package or Luxury spec) include the Panoramic View Monitor, which provides a bird's-eye view of the vehicle for easier parking.