2022 Toyota Land Cruiser images leaked

With news of the previous generation of the Land Cruiser Series 200 being chopped off production, enthusiasts around the world had been waiting for Toyota’s next best offering, the J300 Land Cruiser. While it had been under a lot of speculation previously, all of them have now been put to rest, thanks to some social media users, the 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser has been finally revealed, completely undisguised. 

The luxury off-roader now adapts to a more aggressive styling, giving us an aggressive look from almost every possible angle. While there seems to be no revision around the size of the car, the new J300 model has picked up a re-designed look. 

The car gets a new front fascia, picking up a rather aggressive but bold styling. The car gets its highlight in the form of a huge U-shaped air intake that is carved out on the hexagonal grille. The grille setting of the car alone, makes it look like a design that stands out of its segment.  

The headlights are now slim, featuring small LED projectors and L-shaped daytime running lights. Along the side of the car, viewers can notice the fender bulges that add to the aggressive design line. Overall, the car also resonates with strong styling lines that run across the body of the car. 

Talking of the powertrain, we are expecting some major changes under the hood. The car is expected to be powered by a powerful mill, giving out 315 hp of power, besides 460 Nm of peak torque via a 4.6L naturally-aspirated V8 engine. 

Interestingly, besides its changes around the exterior of the car, the leaked images also gave us a view of the interior. It won’t be wrong to say that the automaker has considered making some exceptional changes inside the cabin. The car gets a large center console that displays more hexagonal design cues, and a massive freestanding touchscreen. 

Lastly, we are also expecting the 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser to give out an exceptional sense of styling.

Image Source: Kurdistan Automotive Blog

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