Toyota Motors is unveiling their latest RAV4 with changes in the areas of content, styling and safety. The automaker aims to address owner feedback and improve the popular compact crossover.
Toyota Motors RAV4 is getting a good upgrade when it comes to safety with the company's latest Toyota Safety System. It is a set of safety products that chips away the standard pricing of the industry.
The 2016 RAV4 styling has a lot of changes. Its façade shows a bolder front with LED lights. Changes on the side are visible with a new rear and bumper tailgate. Most of the trim levels are silver toned. The inside is composed of more soft materials, additional USB ports, TFT multi-information screen in the new gauge cluster. It has a leather steering wheel which is found on all but base LE trims, Torque News reported.
The RAV4 Hybrid will be offered to the public in two premium grades: XLE and Limited. Both grades will contain an Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel-Drive System with intelligence (AWD-i). It will also be comprised with a unique 17-inch alloy wheels and six colors to choose from: Blizzard Pearl, Magnetic Gray Metallic, Super White, Classic Silver Metallic, Black Sand Pearl and a new BLUE.
To add more, new convenience technologies for drivers are the front and rear parking sonar, available Smart Key, and a Homelink® garage door opener. All RAV4 XLE, SE and Limited models will have a standard SiriusXM All-Access Radio which comes as a 3-month complimentary trial. Also, the LE grade is to get a Scout cell phone based navigation system, according to Toyota News.