Motoring

2025 Toyota Prado prices rise by $10,000, top model nudges $100,000, in showrooms later this year

Toyota Australia has released prices for the all-new 2025 Toyota Prado range ahead of showroom arrivals due by the end of this year.

Prices have risen by about $10,000 across the range – now starting from $72,500 for the GX and stretching to $99,990 plus on-road costs for the top-end Kakadu variant.

By the time the flagship 2025 Toyota Prado Kakadu is in the traffic it will cost in excess of $100,000.

Toyota has adopted a more rugged, boxy and utilitarian look for the 2025 Toyota Prado – which is new from the ground up compared to the previous generation launched 15 years ago.

2025 Toyota Prado key highlights:

  • 2025 Toyota Prado GX (five seats): $72,500
  • 2025 Toyota Prado GXL (seven seats): $79,990
  • 2025 Toyota Prado VX (seven seats): $87,400
  • 2025 Toyota Prado Altitude (new model, five seats): $92,700
  • 2025 Toyota Prado Kakadu (seven seats): $99,990
  • Premium paint: $675
  • Two Tone Paint (Altitude only): $1675
  • All prices above exclude on-road costs such as registration and stamp duty, which vary from state to state
  • All models no longer have the option of a spare tyre mounted on the tailgate
  • Fuel tank capacity is now 110 litres (previous model had the option of 150-litre fuel capacity, 87-litre main tank and 63-litre sub tank on models with the spare tyre on the tailgate)
  • Based on new TNGA-F chassis with 50 per cent stronger torsional rigidity (key elements shared with LandCruiser 300 Series)
  • 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbo diesel with 48V idle-stop system (150kW/500Nm, same output as before but now with mild-hybrid tech)
  • New eight-speed torque converter automatic with three drive modes
  • Permanent 4WD driveline, low-range gearing, centre differential, downhill assist control (including crawl control from LandCruiser 300 Series)
  • Electric power steering
  • 3500kg towing (up from 3000kg)
  • LED headlights
  • LED front fog lamps and daytime running lights
  • Rain-sensing wipers, heated and power retractable side mirrors
  • Top-hinged tailgate with separate opening glass hatch
  • Sensor key with push-button start
  • 220V/100W power outlet in the cargo area
  • 12.3-inch infotainment screen
  • 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster
  • 10-speaker audio
  • Four USB-C charging ports
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Radar cruise control
  • Lane-keeping (lane-tracing) assistance
  • Door exit warning
  • Blind zone warning
  • Rear cross-traffic alert
  • Front and rear parking sensors
  • Nine airbags
  • Driver fatigue monitoring / distraction monitoringcamera
  • Service intervals remain 10,000km/six months (whichever comes first), this is more frequent than petrol Toyota cars (12 months/15,000km)
  • Capped price servicing extended to five years/100,000km (warranty is five years/unlimited km)

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