The New 2026 Toyota RAV4, Should You Wait For It?

[@gilleslarocque9058]

Was considering the Prime 2024 RAV4 but was told wait time was 4 years… crazy. Went with the XLE Hybrid 2025, my second rav4 of this generation, love it.

[@MsSasha4444]

My father was a highway safety engineer and it was drummed into me to never purchase a first-year model. After so many years of improvement, you know what you are getting. I do agree that Toyota has a great reputation, however, there are some hiccups lately. We just purchased a RAV4 Premium Hybrid 2025 and it is amazing. Only time will tell and it will be fun to see what they design. Thank you for your great videos!

[@Gopinathk17]

Current gen Rav4 still looks trendy for me. And almost all issues are squared away for last 2 year models. There are literally none recalls. I think it's still very much recomended to buy 2024 and 2025 models.

[@garfieldirwin]

Good luck trying to get a new 2025.

[@loulou-m1w]

2026

[@DYIguy]

@@loulou-m1w when you get the redesigned of any new year that is usually the most buggier versions as it takes a few years to remove any new design issues so 2025 would be a better option. Look at the 2019 and 2020s took two years to work out any main issues.

[@zaharc4122]

None recalls does not mean there are no problems. CANbus issue is a deal stopper for me.

[@bobfoss9446]

Good point. All the bugs have been worked out.

[@charlesanim-mensah359]

I will even wait for the 2027 model because I don't have the money to buy it now

[@chrisrobey77]

So 13 minutes of talking about nothing.... Nothing has been released. This applies to every 2026 model 🤦

[@andremontmartin7207]

Yes, a lot of blah blah to say nothing new. What about the engine? Still the A25A-FXS like on my RAV4 FWD hybrid (Oct.2021)?

[@TakeItEasyAbout]

For the safety, I believe the 2026 will be equipped with Safety Sense 3.0 as the current 2024 Corolla and 2025 Camry. The current Safety Sense 2.5 in RAV4 2024 and probably in RAV4 2025 wasn’t very good in my opinion

[@amycarr8081]

Safety sense is great in the 2025 RAV4 XSE, I just got mine.

[@gabrielallon9186]

I don’t understand the obsession for a major style change…Toyota should join the ranks of high end SUV s like Porsche Land Rover and Jaguar and stay with subtle changes. Would benefit owners and new buyers.

[@Kenjito7821]

That's why they have lexus🤦‍♂️

[@williamfreeman6935]

Would like a more sophisticated interior that doesn't lull me to sleep. Exterior is great. Interior is drab.

[@sophaman9193]

The rav4 even already 6 years old but still look better than the competitors from the outside look

[@ThamilNesan]

😮its true always fully redesigned model of any brand first year gives extra headaches Final year version will be the best of it for long life use

[@rightlanehog3151]

Marcello, Will the people waiting for their 2024 RAV4 Hybrid get it before the 2026 arrives? 🤔

[@Jewls838]

dont wait for it.. never buy the new gen first year or two.. always buy the refreshed model with new upgrades to the looks and where all the kinks and bugs are mostly worked out.

[@lionintu]

It won't be a complete redesign it's more like a refresher so you don't have to worry about new engine issues and stuff like that

[@lionintu]

It will be an upgraded engine like the new Camrys. It's considered more of a .5 hybrid upgrade as opposed to a totally new engine

[@Jewls838]

@@lionintu comeplete redesign or not its still a new generation and its still a new design as per everything on it. it will have its new problems and design flaws that will be worked out on its refreshed version. this applies to all car models and manufacturers

[@steve8803]

​@@Jewls838that's what warranty is for

[@wilius999]

This is not the case and buying updated rav4 would be safe, and stop spreading false info, because if there will be new refreshed rav4 all technologies would be not new but tested from refreshed lexus nx, rx, c-rv, camry, Land Cruiser, and all these refreshed models sharing same “new technologies”, so Im waiting for a new rav4 and would upgrade it :)

[@robinrehberg]

2026 NACS charging standard?

[@bobfoss9446]

At my age (78) I like simplicity and leased an EV (Chevy Bolt) 7 years ago. Easiest vehicle to live with. I'm reasonably happy, though, with my 2024 CRV Hybrid, but would definitely consider a 2026 RAV 4 rather than the almost 7-year-old current model. I'm disappointed in Honda doing away with things that Toyota has kept in hybrids...spare tire, temp guage, tire pressure system for each tire, etc. Having stepped down to a hybrid from an EV, I guess I like the flexibility of the hybrid, so an all-hybrid RAV line would be fine with me, even over a RAV 4 EV. The only Toyota I ever drove was in 1967...here in the U.S. we had small Toyota models, and my demo as a sales rep was the Toyota Corona (smaller than the current Corolla). I would definitely wait, though, for the 2026 RAV 4 rather than investing in 7-year-old technology. Thanks for your good reviews.

[@ToyotaWorld]

Thank you sir

[@dicranyacobian7234]

looking for 2026 rav 4 phev xse loaded. any suggestion?

[@angeldetective-investigati3791]

Hybride non rechargeable, j’hésite justement entre le modèle actuel et le nouveaux. Et, est-ce que BYD sera en partenariat avec Toyota pour les nouvelles batteries, et qu'est-ce que sa va donner en autonomie ?

[@ffotograffydd]

In Europe we’ve only had hybrid or plug-in hybrid RAV4 for several years, it’s definitely the way they’re heading so I can’t see them continuing with ICE with the 2026 model.

[@bobfoss9446]

Yes, that's the way the Camry is here in the U.S. too...hybrid only.

[@omegasong]

Have a 21 RAV Prime. Love it. Looking for a 2026 PHEV, possibly BEV. Depends on range and charge time. Still waiting on the mythical 600-700 mile range and 10min charge time.

[@bobfoss9446]

True. I used the 10-second charge time...plugging in my garage at night and having a full tank the next morning. Smart people in my neighborhood, though, don't use electricity, just their solar panels.

[@tqpro]

I have a 2020 RAV4 Hybrid Limited, waiting for the 2026! Toyota offered to buy my current RAV4 for between CAD$37,100 - $39,150 so hopefully it'll be worth similar in a year.

[@ThamilNesan]

Is that cost on the road to come or without Taxes Price with MSRP , please let us know 🤝

[@jerrysy2264]

Is that the actual 2026 rav4 model you showed in the video?

[@crysto25]

No it's not, but if you search "Sema ravx", u can get the concept of how it will maybe look like.

[@mjmorris72034]

@toyotaworld what model did you record this video in, l like the colors and least what I could see.

[@ToyotaWorld]

Crown Signia tech :)

[@lornestein7248]

Mazda's next gen CX5 is expected to debut around the same time with their own new hybrid system and rumoured PHEV. And won't have to wait 1-2 years after ordering RAV4.

[@letstry2710]

I think the current generation of rav4 still looks nice and i mean if you really care about styling that much and look means a lot to you and want to be driving something that would turn heads and nobody else got then you shouldn’t be buying a Toyota in the first place!!! Seriously!! Because no matter what Toyota makes and no matter how hard they work to give you the best design it’s just going to look average after a short period of time because it will be selling like hot cakes and you will see it everywhere and everyone has one

[@Vziera]

Hey the 2025 cx50 hybrid has the same exact power plant 219hp as the current rav4 hybrid so does it tell us something?

[@charlier8573]

It might help bring down the prices on rav4 hybrid s hopefully.

[@justindemelo4472]

When are the 2025 Rav4 hybrids going to be avaliable to order at dealers?

[@americandude3825]

I emailed and asked corporate. Today they said “we don’t know yet.”

[@Terry-p7t]

If it's hybrid only I'll look somewhere else.

[@johnmartin7158]

In NZ also no one knows.

[@escheidl]

Next Gen. It will definitely be worth the wait.

[@myriamfdealcocer3942]

I love my RAV4 2024

[@codeagent47]

I am looking forward to RAV 2026.

[@AZJCiLOA]

If there is a constant 1.5 to 2 year waiting list , and like others said 99.9% of the issues are resolved , why would Toyota change anything for the next 3 to 4 years????

[@jflorey100]

The Toyota Rav4 hybrid plug-in, in 2026, will Toyota address the gasoline fueling issues that have plagued Toyota Rav4 Prime 2021-2023 owners? Toyota has made suggestions how to remedy the issues of the fuel tank and mileage representation but has never fully addressed the problem.

[@wrewstervideo]

I bought the new redesigned RAV4 in 2013 with no issues whatsoever. Trust Toyota and their warranty. I'm either buying the 26' new redesign, or the Lexus equivalent with premium features.

[@mhowardsterling]

I'll wait to see what the 2026 RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid offers

[@Gopinathk17]

Some.people saying there may be no plugins for next gen. Also no gas models..all are only regular hybrids. I think Toyota has plans to release a full EV version of Rav4 in few years.

[@garfieldirwin]

Doesn't matter -- Toyota have no intention of making plug-in RAVs available anytime soon.

[@paracordwizard]

REALITY CHECK!! Toyota is accepting orders for the 2025 RAV4 any version but I tried to place an order for one at a number of dealers in Canada. The best availability date I got was 12 months (aka 1 year) with a worst delivery quote of 18 months. That delivery window applies to any of the hybrid versions. Non hybrid versions are 9-12 months. It feels like Toyota may be planning to migrate to a 2026 major redesign and are trying to secure a huge backlog for what is termed an “end of life” build. That would also support a “stack ‘em high and sell ‘em cheap” pricing strategy. In any case lining up for a 12 month queue is ridiculous. But waiting for a 2026 model might mean a 2027/28 delivery. Looks like a lose - lose situation.

[@timvibes]

Toyota needs to make the next generation Rav4 quieter and softer ride.

[@garfieldirwin]

Nah, my 2023 rides just fine. Road noise could be improved though.

[@PostprandialTorpor]

More insulation

[@myriamfdealcocer3942]

I just got 2024 what is the difference between 2026?

[@goni274]

So should we wait if we want it? So a 26 reveal might come out next what June with the 26 coming to dealers in the fall of 25. Or will it? We will most likely have to pay a full “increased price” and have to wait a year for a pre order to arrive. So TWO years from today if I order next year I might see a new RAV. I’ll pass! Go Ni, go figure.

[@amycarr8081]

I am waiting on my 2025 Toyota RAV4 XSE, placed the deposit in October. Once again, RAV4's are flying off the lots before they are built.

[@dennisestabrooks4821]

Brand new 2025 limited hybrid sitting in fredericton wind chill pearl $50000

[@amycarr8081]

I got mine Saturday. 2025 XSE, wind chill pearl, metallic black room, panaramic glass roof, all weather, JBL upgrade

[@bobfoss9446]

Indeed. Here in Las Vegas, some dealers even add a premium over MSRP for the plug-in (formerly Prime).

[@georgebronstein8588]

Waiting for the new model.

[@ferasabdulhadi9043]

I am in the market for a new Rav4. How can I connect with you?

[@bradwaldoch194]

I'm holding out for the redesign, and I would be extremely disappointed if, as you say, the exterior is not redesigned. We've been looking at the current RAV4 for 5 years now. Enough already. I really hope you are wrong and we get something sleeker and more modern that stands out, and is worthy of the moniker 'redesign'. And while I maintain that efficiency and reliability are paramount, if I am spending this much on a vehicle, I also have to love the appearance. Which would include some more interesting and adventurous colors. ALL the colors currently offered are staid and absolutely boring. The only one I would consider is blueprint, and honestly we already have a dark blue car, so not even that excited about that. I would be very happy if they offered the PHEV in more basic models. Personally I do not like all the extra gee-whiz features, that are extremely expensive to repair, and really mean little or nothing to me.

[@rembertorobles122]

So what happened about the Toyota grand highlander?

[@elliott1364]

I am planning to buy either 2026 or 2027 rav4 if it's hybrid train only

[@dennisestabrooks4821]

I seen spy shots of the 2026 rav 4 ! D pillar looks like more squared off , I'm thinking the front end will be a hammer head design , same grill maybe as the new 2025 camry . The tail lights looking different mor squared ! I agree just like the camry 2025 all hybrid system in the rav 4 ! It will be in line for the new toyota battery plant in Liberty North Carolina (South East of Greensboro , it's suspose to start up early 2025

[@johnnydswing]

Hybrid is the way

[@johnyu3173]

ordered my 2024 rav4 xle on July 22 in Winnipeg .still waiting! dealership told me i should get it by Fed 2025 😭 !

[@robertdamin8723]

I will probably go with Hybrid with gas engine 2.5 Lt. or simply the 2.5 Lt. engine only. It will all depend on the price that will be my choice and pricing matters.

[@janstjohn1995]

Think the 2026. When should they come out in the USA?

[@huynhc35]

New re-design … most likely some sort of “Problem” will occur! I don’t mind new generation/Re-design vehicles … as long as Toyota or any vehicle company backs up with a “fix” for it. I would love a 3.5L V6 as an engine option for new RAV4 😁

[@VictorMesquita-f1p]

Looking for plugin hybrid

[@fredkerr]

Holding off until the spring summer currently have a 21 Honda CRV and I am betting on Toyota to have a Similar size to the new CRV...Both the CRV and Rav4 are fantastic vehicles but right now the current model of the Honda CRV is larger than the Toyota Rav4.

[@samlee1588]

Toyota has a lot of recalls lately so I don’t agree that they have all the kinks worked out before releasing a new gen car. Personally I’d wait a year or two like 2027 or 28.

[@EsmeraldaKovich]

You just killed sales for 2025. If I can afford it I would buy 2025 but I'm happy with 2018❤

[@KarenMantooth]

Love my 2018! 19-24 models have not tempted me. I prefer the look of 18 inside and out! My neighbor’s 20 has had more issues than I can count. So much life left in my 18, I’ll just have to see how the new gen plays out. It looks great, but it’s “wait & see” for me!

[@Sui778]

Hybrid models are only worth it if you're doing mostly city driving. Open road driving - there's not gonna be much, if any, difference between the gas model and the hybrid when it comes to mileage. I do a minimum of 12,000 miles freeway driving every year - put me in for the 2024/2025 gas RAV4.

[@jayliu9350]

dealer markup for the first gen will be $5000 if they see everyone waiting for the new RAV 4

[@PostprandialTorpor]

Exactly, expect 2 years of shenanigans

[@davidbonang8650]

I put in my order in for a 26 plugin hybrid in January and will trade in or sell my 23 Rav4 Prime XSE/Tech.

[@christospapadopoulos4151]

Ich würde auf jeden Fall auf das neue Modell warten. Denn,das neue Modell wird 100% sicher,die Änderungen haben,was dem Motor-Getriebe angeht,vom Camry übernehmen. Im Prinzip Hybridsystem der Generation 5. Es ist wirklich ein sehr großer Unterschied zwischen Hybrid 4 und Hybrid 5. Ich bin den Corolla gefahren und der Unterschied ist tatsächlich sehr beeindruckend. Ich fuhr früher den Corolla2.0 Hybrid und den ich als Leihwagen vor paar Tagen hatte war der 1.8 Hybrid Facelift,also mit der neuen Hybridgeneration. Der Moror dreht sehr leichtfüßig,ist ruhiger und sparsamer und das Getriebe harmoniert viel besser jetzt mit dem Motor. Aber zurück zum alten RAV 4 den ich jetzt fahre. Modell 2023 Facelift. Ich bin sehr enttäuschend vor allem über die sehr schlechten Geräuschdämmung!!!!! Für ein Fahrzeug diese Kategorie und Preisklasse ein absolutes No-Go!!!! Allein nur deswegen kann ich wirklich nicht verstehen,wie der RAV 4 so erfolgreich ist. Außerdem trotz Facelift,ich habe zwar das neue Multimedia aber immernoch für Android per Kabel!!!!! Paar Wochen später haben meine Kollegen (Taxi) per Bluetooth. FRECHHEIT!!!!! Und der Luftdruck wird bei meinem immer noch wie beim alten gezeigt und nicht separat für jeden Reifen .Auch paar Wochen später bei meiner Kollegen,das neueste drauf!!!! FRECHHEIT!!!! Und für so ein teureres Fahrzeug, muß noch einiges getan werden damit es Konkurrenzfähig bleibt. Denn,die Konkurrenz aus Kina kommt richtig schnell und gewaltig!!!!!

[@andremontmartin7207]

I somewhat agree with you. The RAV4 is very expensive (here too, in France) while compared to its direct competitors, it does not offer the services and an interior that justify it. Its main quality, for me, is its powertrain + hybrid system, which seems the most economical in fuel consumption (5.6 l/100 km over 43,000 km!). It lacks practical aspects, which I found on other much cheaper vehicles. TOYOTA must evolve, and give more for this vehicle, because the competition is advancing well...

[@beargrizzly2451]

Electronic only is attrative mainly due to initial amd maintenance costs

[@ThamilNesan]

Are you meaning the hibrid ones or EPHV ? 😊

[@Ah-sun]

I just got my rav 4 xle premium after 2.5 year wait. We cant even line up for the rav 4 prime. We r in bc.

[@andremontmartin7207]

I am really surprised by the delays to get a RAV4, in your country. Here, in France, I got mine, 6 months after ordering. They come from Japan.

[@robertdamin8723]

There was a program in one of the french network and it had said when you go out of the province of Quebec try to look for a plug in there were a big question mark. So in other words they were in favor of hybrid only or gas. So I do agree with that comment because if you go out in the United States and around Canada except for Quebec you are traveling with some of stess . I do think that program realy neal it when it came for a complete plug in vehicule.

[@charlier8573]

Basically current rav4 hybrid are front wheel drive cause there's no connection from transmission to back axle.

[@randy74989]

Research and compare it to the Mazda CX-50 hybrid even with its few flaws. It has a Toyota hybrid drivetrain.

[@dylanstaver5432]

Loved my 2009 rav4 sport wish I could afford a new one 😢 smh driving a 2013 corolla

[@JudyBriggs-r6m]

still driving my 2009 Rav4 and still love it. I'm waiting for 2026 model

[@whatcom1674]

Great Video 🎉thanks

[@SteveSabbai]

Never buy the first two years of a new model. Remember what happened with the 2019 and 2020 RAV4? Those are the two worst years for the current RAV4 generation.

[@AuntieSalisbury]

Keep the design very muscular and very unique........

[@anonymoususer5541]

FWD RAV4 was only available in gas version. It got dropped in 2023 for Canadian market. 2022 was the last year they made RAV4 LE FWD for Canadian market.

[@billyrock8305]

My all new redesign 2026 on order!!! 😊😊😊 12.3” display, 232HP hybrid, TNGA-K platform, more insulation, looks like the new 4Runner, love it!!! Official announcement LA auto show this month! 2026 RAV4 hybrid only now. Skip the old 2025 model folks.

[@tightlines6641]

Yeah same here, my 2026 new generation RAV4 on order as well. I actually had the 2025 on order but have put my deposit on hold for the new redesign. Hopefully it’s worth it

[@heathermartell8109]

Going gas. Hybrid is pretty smooth in comparison but payback on our mileage and 70% highway driving is just over 10 years. No way worth it.

[@vangtouxiong7853]

@@tightlines6641if you are that far ahead. what does the 2025 toyota rav4 looks like

[@tightlines6641]

@@vangtouxiong7853 the 2025 is the current shape.

[@vangtouxiong7853]

@@tightlines6641thanka

[@agnieszkazgl]

Wait for the New model. My coworkers saw first new builded model and they said it’s much more beautiful, bigger, wider. Dashboard it’s completely different. It’s one big screen.

[@andremontmartin7207]

Yes, the austere interior is definitely outdated and needs a major overhaul, with a much more modern style and above all an infotainment and GPS system that is finally at the cutting edge of current technology. The GPS in my 2021 hybrid has a presentation and graphics worthy of the early 70s!!! A shame... From France

[@gabriell-cunningham6908]

Waiting for next génération solid batteries for a mild hybrid

[@cky5573]

What are the colors of the 2025 rav4 xse?

[@vangtouxiong7853]

what does 2025 look like for rav4

[@EsmeraldaKovich]

Never buy a settle without the horse 🐎😊

[@smallking4967]

so long as toyota is influenced by wef, reliability is not coming back. the control of transportation and its programmed 15 min cities is affecting so many vehicle manufacturers like they are under duress. starting 2021, there are already signs of reliability failure for toyota to include the very basic corolla having very very unexpected parts failure that was not common before which only means intentionally done. and then it was full blown with the new smaller turbo charged engines and not only limited with the engines but parts and accessories as well.

[@jimbanning6800]

The real issue for RAV’s is availability, at least in my part of Canada. Finally got my Prime after a 12 month wait. Demand for RAV’s is so high if you want a 2026 you probably need to get on a list now, particularly if you are looking for a plugin…..

[@arthurkirsch8188]

I’ll buy the 2026 RAVe all electric if it has a lmfp battery and gets 375 miles of range.

[@garfieldirwin]

Yes, wait for it -- because you won't be able to buy a new 2025 hybrid until then anyway.

[@boedilllard5952]

Wait for the 2026 - hopefully they'll pick a new infotainment system that works reliably with carplay and android auto. Who knows they might even offer decent speakers instead of those cheap ass JBL "upgrade" speakers that make you long for an AC Delco AM radio. Frankly I think that someone at Toyota was bribed by someone at JBL (or maybe JBL had compromising photos of a top exec at Toyota) because other than the hard of hearing I don't know anyone who says $2K for those speakers seems like a fair deal when they could get some extremely good focal or jl speakers.

[@jeffbaker7931]

The all electric drive system does not interest me.

[@bjsimon802]

I think the 2026 Rav4 will be delayed until the battery plant is done

[@PostprandialTorpor]

2026 prime redesign means 2028 availability without dealerships markups and shenanigans

[@anonymoususer5541]

RAV4 Hybrid FWD will not have the same Cablegate concern as RAV4 Hybrid AWD. 👍

[@TimmieTennis]

I'll just stick with my 2001 Corolla with 230K trouble-free miles.

[@markwhitton8230]

I've been waiting for the Woodland to get rid of those bronze wheels. They clash with the army green color, so hoping they have the wheels in black

[@PostprandialTorpor]

Aftermarket black hubcaps exist or tire swap

[@firstandlastname2390]

Plug in hybrid with 80km range at least.

[@petew8817]

It already has over 80km (50 miles) range in the summer months, however over 80 miles (around 130 km ) range on a PHEV I think is likely - there are several PHEV's already with that sort of range now

[@dejan4666]

that ev mode sound pisses me off

[@TCA161]

wait for next generation. Next ones coming late 2025

[@craigo2142]

I hope they do away with the ice. It's a pretty coarse engine. I just hope they don't make the new model bigger. I saw a 2nd get RAV the other day and thought what a great size they used to be. Although, I guess that is the corolla cross now, but, it doesn't offer a lot of upgrades. Maybe a Lexus corolla cross.

[@1lifeonearth]

No that's a stupid opinion. The point of a rave4 is to haul and carry as much stuff and as many people as possible. Literally nobody wants the rav4 smaller

[@artemartem8425]

Who knows about new generation Highlander ?

[@gedeo]

i am going with a 2027

[@Duran1965]

I am waiting for a 2024 model for 10 years so by than it lost 77 percent of its value and I will be able to pay cash

[@indaydongtv5139]

Toyota putting attention for non selling car like 4runners and tacomas,this rav4 best selling but still outdated 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rickp6391]

I'll definitely be buying now before Toyota shoves that hybrid down our throat. They can keep that. Can you confirm, will all new vehicles 2026 and forward sold in the USA, will they be required under federal law to have a government kill switch???

[@ffotograffydd]

The hybrid is great, much better fuel economy.

[@bjsimon802]

get the current generation now,

[@downtoearth1950]

Beware of subscriptions

[@maildechienchien7543]

La voix de robot c'est vraiment pas terrible

[@MechGamer1234]

You are promoting Toyota Suv 's. .do you know much about the 2024 Grand Highlanders ? Why you don't talk about the MAJOR Recall of NEW Toyota' TOP OF THE LINE SUV?

[@jonathanratliff4780]

What do you want him to say? it’s rather old news

[@loulou-m1w]

Toyota RAV4 hybride rechargeable ou CHR HYBRIDE rechargeable

[@gwapogreg5837]

The problem with the 2026 rav 4 will be turbochrged and it will last 100k less than the 2025.

[@massimopaccagnella920]

Buy crv honda

[@MrApmotos]

JUST BLA , BLA , BLA

[@pravinmaharaj3360]

Hybrid

Toyota is not the only hyridd car on earth. There are many other brands that make good hybrid and plug-in models. Why so stubborn just buy RAV4 , and give yourself a chance to try other brands. Even you put your order now, your wait time is still more that 9 months. I went to the Toyota dealer last week (Canada Ontario), the sale man told me that they do not take any new order on all hybrid models until the backlots are clear.

[@Vziera]

The only hybrid that has the best fuel injection technology (mpi+di)

@@Vziera I found out many of youtubers and car reviews are paid by Toyota, all Commerical. I have friends they drive Mitsubishi Outlander plug-in for 4 years already, no issue. Driving Hyundai Tucson hybrid for 3 years, on issue, just change oil.

[@ffotograffydd]

Because, in Europe anyway, Toyota offer a ten year warranty and the others don’t…

[@PostprandialTorpor]

RAV4 PHEV has 40-50 mile EV range, many others are below 37