2026 Toyota RAV4 image leaks
An as-yet-unconfirmed image appears to be the new-generation Toyota RAV4, matching a recent spy photo of the popular SUV.
An image posted online may have just unearthed the 2026 Toyota RAV4.
According to Japanese website Creative Trend, the photo claiming to be of the new-generation RAV4 was posted on Chinese social media website, from what appears to be an official Toyota presentation.
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Car companies are known to hold highly secret events with dealership staff, revealing future products and company plans.
While as-yet unconfirmed, the image aligns with spy photos published online in late 2024, showing a highly-camouflaged RAV4 undergoing testing. CarSauce has edited the most recent leaked image for clarity.
The RAV4 appears to adopt Toyota’s latest design language, incorporating C-shaped headlights and a honeycomb-style front grille.
Rather than being all-new, it’s understood the new RAV4 will be a significant update of the current vehicle – much like the recently-released Camry – albeit with new hybrid technology developed by Toyota.
Overseas reports have suggest both a plug-in hybrid and battery-electric RAV4 is in development for some markets.
The new Toyota RAV4 is expected to be revealed in the coming months, with deliveries to begin locally in 2026.
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Get my offersThe next-generation Toyota RAV4 is expected to be revealed in 2025, with deliveries to begin in Australia in 2026.
Rather than being all-new, the next RAV4 will be based on the current model, with significant updates to the exterior and interior, new technology, and new engines.
Expect a hybrid four-cylinder engine using the latest technology from Toyota, with unconfirmed reports suggesting both a plug-in hybrid and electric model being in development – however, it's not clear whether those will make it to Australia.
