2026 Toyota Venza

The 2026 Toyota Venza is a stylish, two-row hybrid midsize SUV manufactured by Toyota. The 2026 Toyota Venza is known for its fuel efficiency, comfortable and premium interior, and standard all-wheel drive. The 2026 Toyota Venza for North America is based on leaked online videos and renderings and should be viewed with caution. The second-generation Venza was officially discontinued in North America after the 2024 model year and has been replaced by the new Toyota Crown Signia. However, rumors based on the next-generation Toyota Harrier for the Japanese market suggest that the 2026 Venza could return around 2027 as an elegant coupe SUV to replace the popular RAV4, presumably retaining its high-performance, all-wheel drive focus.

2026 Toyota Venza XLE

Toyota Venza 2026 Interior

Leaked reports and renderings of the first of the third-generation Venzas, the 2026 Toyota Venza, suggest it will have a more aggressive exterior with new front and rear styling, an upgraded hybrid powertrain, and a luxurious interior with upgraded technology. The Venza’s estimated sales figures and market share are in line with other Toyota and Lexus vehicles, including the affordable RAV4 Hybrid and the high-end Lexus RX.

2026 Toyota Venza : Interior

Inside, the Toyota Venza interior work in progress and will likely be based on the next-generation Toyota Harrier for the Japanese market, which is expected to influence a possible future Venza refresh. Based on these rumors and recent impressions, the interior of the future Venza is likely to emphasize modern comfort, convenience, and advanced technology. It will likely feature an elegant, minimalist dashboard with soft-touch materials, high-quality leather seats, and ambient lighting, creating a sophisticated and sophisticated cabin atmosphere.

2026 Toyota Venza Hybrid

The 2026 Toyota Venza Hybrid cabin design of this future focuses on advanced technology, with many reports suggesting a large, space-oriented layout with a width of 12.9 to 14 inches. This would likely include wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster for the driver, and a head-up display. A possible feature would be an electrochromic panoramic glass roof, which can change between light and dark at the touch of a button, similar to the feature found on the previous Crown Signia and Venza Limited trims. The interior would focus on passenger comfort with wide seats, improved climate control, and noise-canceling features for a quieter and more relaxing ride.

2026 Toyota Venza : Engine

The 2026 Toyota Venza Crossover is only available with hybrid powertrains, which include a 2.5-liter Dynamic Force four-cylinder engine paired with three electric motors. This system produced 219 horsepower and was paired with an electronically controlled continuously variable transmission (eCVT) with standard Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive. For drivers looking for the same engine in a recent Toyota SUV, the 2025 Crown Signia uses a more powerful version of the same hybrid system.

The Toyota Crown Signia’s standard hybrid powertrain includes a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and two electric motors on the front axle and one on the rear for standard all-wheel drive. This setup produces a combined 240 horsepower and is paired with a continuously variable transmission (eCVT). Some reports also speculate that the future Venza, likely to arrive in 2027 based on the next-generation Toyota Harrier for the Japanese market, could offer a new and more powerful hybrid system.

2026 Toyota Venza : Safety

The 2026 Toyota Venza is a speculative model, as the Venza nameplate was discontinued in North America after the 2024 model year and replaced by the Toyota Crown Signia. However, based on the previous generation and Toyota’s current safety standards, the future Venza will likely have a full suite of advanced safety features. Toyota Venza will almost certainly come standard with the latest suite of Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) safety features, which typically include pre-collision systems with pedestrian detection, lane departure warning with steering assist, automatic high beams, radar cruise control, and lane keep assist. In addition to the active safety technology, the potential future Venza will be built on a solid platform and will likely offer full-size airbags, a blind spot monitor with rear cross traffic alert, the Star Safety System (including stability and traction control), and possibly better options such as a 360-degree surround view camera system and front and rear parking assist with automatic braking.