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The sixth-generation Toyota RAV4 is set to arrive in New Zealand in early 2026 — and it’s bringing a bold new look, smarter tech, and more electrified powertrain options than ever before.
With a refreshed exterior and interior, upgraded safety features, and the latest hybrid and multimedia systems, the new-generation RAV4 is designed to meet the needs of Kiwi drivers.
The new-generation RAV4 will be available with a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain in both 2WD and AWD, offering more electric-only driving and lower emissions. And for those after a sportier edge, the GR Sport variant delivers motorsport-inspired performance and standout styling.
You’ll also still be able to choose Toyota’s trusted hybrid system in both AWD and 2WD configurations — combining power and efficiency with everyday practicality. Click to read our media release.
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The sixth-generation Toyota RAV4 is expected to arrive in New Zealand in the first half of 2026.
The new-generation RAV4 features a full redesign inside and out, with upgrades to:
Yes! For the first time, the RAV4 will be available with a PHEV powertrain in both 2WD and AWD. It offers up to 100km of electric-only driving and a lower CO₂ impact than the standard hybrid.
The GR Sport is a new, sportier RAV4 variant with motorsport-inspired design and performance. It will be available exclusively with the AWD PHEV powertrain.
Absolutely. The new-generation RAV4 will continue to offer Toyota’s popular hybrid system in both AWD and 2WD, delivering 143kW of power and excellent fuel efficiency.
You can watch the global reveal of the sixth-generation RAV4 here:
https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/.
Register your interest on our website and we’ll keep you updated as more information is available and as we get closer to launch.