2026 Toyota Crown Signia: pricing, hybrid AWD, new two-tone
2026 Toyota Crown Signia adds two-tone Limited, higher prices
2026 Toyota Crown Signia: pricing, hybrid AWD, new two-tone
Toyota details the 2026 Crown Signia: XLE from $44,390, Limited from $48,790, both with 240-hp hybrid AWD. New two-tone roof for Limited, JBL audio and tech.
2025-11-06T04:23:54+03:00
2025-11-06T04:23:54+03:00
2025-11-06T04:23:54+03:00
Toyota has announced pricing and key details for the updated 2026 Crown Signia crossover. The revisions are modest; the standout change is a new two-tone treatment for the Limited trim, pairing a black roof with body colors in Storm Cloud, Oxygen White, Finish Line Red, or Bronze Age. It’s a tasteful tweak that adds contrast without rewriting the car’s look.The entry-level XLE carries over unchanged, though both trims are now pricier. Pricing starts at $44,390 for the XLE and $48,790 for the Limited, excluding the destination charge. Every Crown Signia uses Toyota’s HEV hybrid system rated at 240 hp, and all-wheel drive is standard—an uncomplicated, well-matched setup for this format.Inside, the Crown Signia features leather upholstery, a digital instrument cluster, and the Toyota Audio multimedia system. The Limited also offers a JBL premium sound system and an Advanced Technology package. Derived from Japan’s Harrier, it joins the 2026 lineup and is slated to reach showrooms before the end of the year. The cabin specification leans into comfort and polish, which suits the model’s understated approach to this refresh.
Toyota details the 2026 Crown Signia: XLE from $44,390, Limited from $48,790, both with 240-hp hybrid AWD. New two-tone roof for Limited, JBL audio and tech.
Michael Powers, Editor
Toyota has announced pricing and key details for the updated 2026 Crown Signia crossover. The revisions are modest; the standout change is a new two-tone treatment for the Limited trim, pairing a black roof with body colors in Storm Cloud, Oxygen White, Finish Line Red, or Bronze Age. It’s a tasteful tweak that adds contrast without rewriting the car’s look.
The entry-level XLE carries over unchanged, though both trims are now pricier. Pricing starts at $44,390 for the XLE and $48,790 for the Limited, excluding the destination charge. Every Crown Signia uses Toyota’s HEV hybrid system rated at 240 hp, and all-wheel drive is standard—an uncomplicated, well-matched setup for this format.
Inside, the Crown Signia features leather upholstery, a digital instrument cluster, and the Toyota Audio multimedia system. The Limited also offers a JBL premium sound system and an Advanced Technology package. Derived from Japan’s Harrier, it joins the 2026 lineup and is slated to reach showrooms before the end of the year. The cabin specification leans into comfort and polish, which suits the model’s understated approach to this refresh.
