All-new Toyota RAV4 replacement launches three versions in one fell swoop

The GR SPORT version adds a lot of blacked-out elements overall, including a large blacked-out mesh center mesh + GR badging, blacked-out roof, and rear surround. It also has a large roof spoiler more than the other two versions.
The Woodland version also has the same unique center mesh and also adds two light sources. The headlamps have also been changed to a Camry-like C-shaped cluster with trim panels forming a star-ring design. The side of the car continues the design of the current model, and still offers large wheelbrows and large tires, and the Woodland version is also equipped with AT tires.
The interior of the new Toyota RAV4 has also been iterated, unchanged, still retaining the current model’s large number of physical buttons, and now increasingly streamlined interior showing polarization. The new car is equipped with a 12.9-inch center screen paired with 12.3-inch LCD gauges. The interior seems to have become square, with rectangular buttons underneath the center screen, a square button layout on the steering wheel, and even the armrest box is now four-square.
In terms of power, the new Toyota RAV4 offers a 2.5L fuel-electric hybrid with a maximum power of 226 horsepower for the 2WD version and 236 horsepower for the 4WD version. In addition to this also provides WLTP pure electric range 100km plug-in hybrid version, maximum power 320 horsepower.