# See How Next Toyota Land Cruiser Might Look Before August 1 Debut
The next-generation Toyota Land Cruiser is set to debut on August 1, but recent teaser images give us a good idea of what to expect. Rendering created by Kolesa using the available pictures shows how the new SUV might look.
Toyota is highlighting the Land Cruiser’s retro look by showcasing it alongside the FJ62 model from the late 1980s. The upcoming Land Cruiser features a blunt nose, rectangular headlights, and chiseled fender flares, reminiscent of the classic model.
The new Land Cruiser seems to have simple and unadorned flanks, with most of the visual interest being generated by the fenders. The vehicle also sports large windows and a prominent roof rack.
At the rear, there is a large hatchback with blocky taillights.
Currently, only one photo of the new Land Cruiser’s cabin is available. It reveals a rocker switch for swapping between high and low gear ranges, as well as a setting for H4L, which likely refers to high range with a locked differential.
While it hasn’t been officially confirmed, it is believed that the new Land Cruiser will be built on Toyota’s body-on-frame GA-F platform. This platform is shared with the Lexus GX, which features a twin-turbo 3.4-liter V6 engine producing 349 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque, along with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Additionally, the Lexus GX has full-time four-wheel drive and a lockable Torsen limited-slip center differential. However, it is worth noting that the Land Cruiser’s interior features an H4L setting, which is not present in the Lexus GX.
Toyota has confirmed that the new Land Cruiser will be available in the United States, but precise launch timing and pricing details have not yet been announced. More information about these details is expected to be revealed during the August 1 debut.
For a more in-depth discussion about the new Land Cruiser, you can watch the latest episode of Rambling About Cars.
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