2023 Toyota Lineup Overview: Sporty GR Models, New Crown, and More

Toyota’s most highly anticipated 2023 vehicles include two enthusiast specials: Here's what's new at Toyota for the 2023 model year, including the GR Corolla hot hatch, the Crown sedan, and a new Sequoia SUV.

Three pedals are a no-cost option for the Supra 3.0, and there’s an A91-MT Edition with appearance tweaks that will be limited to 500 units, while the GR Corolla channels its rallying sibling.

The Toyota differentiates itself by offering both single-and dual-motor versions, with the front-wheel-drive base model producing 201 horsepower, and the all-wheel-drive upgrade bumping output to 214 horsepower. EPA range is 222 to 252 miles on a charge. At launch later this year, customers will choose between two all-wheel-drive hybrid powertrains: a 340-hp Hybrid Max or a base 236-hp model. The roomy sedan starts at about $40,000.