Toyota Tacoma 2024 Review

Aug 3, 2023

Toyota Tacoma 2024 Review

The Toyota Tacoma is a midsize pickup truck that has remained a fan favorite despite its aging design, which first debuted in the 2016 model year. However, Toyota is currently working on a fully redesigned version of the Tacoma that is expected to be released for the 2024 model year. So, what can we expect from this new version of the popular pickup truck?
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0.06 -> The Toyota Tacoma is a midsize pickup truck that has remained a fan favorite despite

4.5 -> its aging design, which first debuted in the 2016 model year. However, Toyota is currently

9.96 -> working on a fully redesigned version of the Tacoma that is expected to be released for the

14.04 -> 2024 model year. So, what can we expect from this new version of the popular pickup truck?

20.16 -> One potential change could be that the new Tacoma may only come with a four-cylinder

24.42 -> gasoline engine, rather than the previous model's options of either

27.48 -> an I-4 or V-6 engine. Toyota has been moving away from V-6 engines in general,

32.28 -> as evidenced by the updated 2023 Highlander, which replaced its V-6 with a turbocharged

37.68 -> I-4 engine that offers better low-end torque and reduced emissions. If the new Tacoma follows suit,

42.48 -> we can expect a similar engine configuration, possibly paired with a transmission with more

47.22 -> gears than the current six-speed option, and four-wheel drive as a standard feature.

51.78 -> Toyota has also been a leader in hybrid technology, having sold millions of hybrid

56.22 -> vehicles, including the iconic Prius. With the growing popularity of hybrid powertrains,

61.26 -> it's likely that there will be a hybrid version of the new Tacoma,

64.14 -> possibly even a plug-in hybrid model like the RAV4 Prime,

67.26 -> which would allow for some all-electric driving range thanks to a larger rechargeable battery.

72 -> The Tacoma's hybrid setup will likely feature a combination of a four-cylinder engine and an

76.74 -> electric motor, which could improve both fuel efficiency and off-road capability

80.4 -> with its linear torque response. Toyota has even hinted at this possibility with

84.9 -> the latest Tacoma teaser, which shows a TRD Pro model with the i-Force Max badge.

89.7 -> As the auto industry moves towards electrification, Toyota has been playing

93.54 -> catch-up in this space, having only announced one fully-electric vehicle so far, the bZ4X, which

99.24 -> has struggled to get off the ground. However, the company has promised an extensive lineup of

104.28 -> all-electric models in the future, and the new Tacoma is likely to be one of them. In fact,

109.14 -> the Toyota electric truck concept's blanked-out grille seems to indicate that an electric Tacoma

114.12 -> is a priority for the company. The electric version of the Tacoma may feature a unique

118.62 -> suspension setup and battery packaging, similar to the Ford F-150 Lightning.

123.96 -> For many buyers, the TRD (Toyota Racing Development) trim levels are a major draw

128.94 -> of the Tacoma, with the TRD Pro model being the most capable off-road. It's highly likely

133.92 -> that the new Tacoma will continue to offer a range of TRD models, especially since the

138.18 -> latest teaser image features the TRD Pro name stamped into the tailgate of the new truck.

142.26 -> When the larger Toyota Tundra was updated for the 2022 model year,

146.04 -> it brought with it a variety of trims and packages, including TRD Off-Road,

150.24 -> TRD Sport, and TRD Pro, so we can expect a similar range of options for the new Tacoma,

155.34 -> with the added possibility of hybrid or all-electric powertrains.

159.24 -> Currently, the Tacoma is available in two configurations: Access Cab with

163.86 -> a six-foot bed and Double Cab with a five-foot bed. These options provide

167.88 -> a range of choices for different truck drivers with varying needs,

170.94 -> and it's likely that similar variations will be offered for the new Tacoma.

175.08 -> With the larger Tundra offering its own range of configurations,

178.08 -> Toyota will have a diverse range of truck sizes covered. It's even possible that the

182.94 -> new Tacoma may grow in size overall, potentially occupying a space that's

186.72 -> larger than a midsize truck but smaller than a full-size truck, similar to the Rivian R1T.

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