It is set to debut on May 21, according to the company.

Toyota has also released a few teaser images, offering a glimpse of the SUV’s early design language. From the visuals, the new RAV4 appears to fall into the mid-size SUV category, positioning itself between the current Urban Cruiser and CH-R+ models.

The design features a modern, dynamic approach aimed squarely at appealing to urban drivers.

The interior has been overhauled to reflect contemporary needs, boasting a fully digital driver display, a large central infotainment screen, and a rear-view mirror integrated with a camera to provide a live feed of what’s behind the car.

These tech upgrades are expected to enhance both driving comfort and safety.

Early reports suggest the powertrain is likely to feature a hybrid setup, with performance and fuel efficiency similar to the previous model.

An electric variant is also expected, potentially offered with either a 57.7 kWh or 77 kWh battery pack, marking a significant step forward for EV enthusiasts.

This latest RAV4 will be a key addition to Toyota’s electrified SUV lineup, which already includes the Yaris Cross, bZ4X, Urban Cruiser, CH-R, and CH-R+.

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The company has stated that more specifications and features will be revealed in the coming days.

The big question now is whether this new RAV4 can win over consumers in both local and international markets, carving out a solid niche in the ever-growing SUV segment. Auto fans and enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting its full unveiling.