The Japanese presented a stylish premium crossover Toyota Crown Sport (7 photos)
A real revolution is taking place in the world of the automotive industry, and the new Toyota Crown Sport 2024 is a vivid witness of this evolutionary leap, which many did not expect from Toyota (we are talking about bold design). With the new Toyota Crown Sport, a new chapter in the history of the Toyota Crown opens for us. This family of cars embodies a combination of elegance and luxury, occupying a niche between the Toyota and Lexus lines. 
This crossover duck is distinguished by a high window line and an elegantly sloping roof. The front part is characterized by the new corporate style of the brand, with an expressive "nose" and slender LED headlights. The car is built on the TNGA-K platform, which is shared by the Toyota Crown and Camry cross-sedans. Although it is slightly larger than the Toyota RAV4, it still maintains a compactness similar to the Highlander. The length of the Toyota Crown Sport is 4720 mm, ground clearance is 160 mm. 
The interior of this crossover is no less impressive than the exterior. The steering wheel, gearshift lever, front panel and 12.3-inch multimedia displays and instrument panel are borrowed from the Crown sedan, giving the cabin elegance and functionality. The volume of the trunk is also pleasing, amounting to 397 liters. 
The Toyota Crown Sport is available in one multifunctional configuration, which includes leather, elegant 21-inch wheels, advanced climate control, an electric package and a wide range of safety systems. The initial version of the new Toyota Crown Sport is equipped with a 234-horsepower hybrid system that combines a 2.5-liter gasoline engine and an electric motor. This system allows the car to work in an incredibly efficient mode, with an average fuel consumption of 4.7 liters per 100 kilometers. 
The price in Japan is almost 40,000 dollars. When will it be possible to buy a new Crown crossover? It is not yet known, and it is not a fact that Toyota Crown Sport will be presented in Ukraine, at least in the near future... 
