- Toyota Spain is strengthening its multi-technology strategy with the arrival of the sixth generation of one of Toyota’s key models in the D-SUV segment, maintaining Toyota’s DNA of quality, reliability and durability, whilst embodying the 100% RAV4 DNA of advanced technology, attractive styling and a competitive price.
- The new Toyota RAV4 takes a step forward in electrification, safety, connectivity with the ARENE system and dynamic performance, accompanied by a more modern, robust design whilst continuing to uphold Toyota’s values of quality, durability and reliability.
- With an electric range of up to 137 km in the PHEV version and up to 309 CV with intelligent all-wheel drive (AWD-i, 4×4), the new model debuts the latest generation of Toyota Safety Sense (TSS4), offering a revamped digital experience.
- The new Toyota RAV4 is now available from the Official Toyota Spain Dealer Network in the hybrid (HEV) version from €43,500 with front-wheel drive (FWD, 4×2), whilst the plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version starts from €46,500 and is available with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, with the first deliveries due from mid-2026.
The Toyota RAV4 evolves with the sixth generation of one of the leading models in the D-SUV segment – Toyota’s pioneering and most iconic model – which strengthens its electrified offering in the Spanish market by being available in hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions, consolidating its multi-technology strategy whilst retaining its 100% RAV4 DNA.
With an attractive design and continuous improvements in several key areas such as technology, safety, connectivity, equipment and the multimedia experience, the new Toyota RAV4 takes a step forward in design and digitalisation whilst retaining its qualities of robustness, versatility and efficiency, in line with Toyota’s values of quality, durability and reliability.
Advances in electrification, safety and connectivity
The Hybrid version of the Toyota RAV4 features an upgraded version of Toyota’s 5th-generation hybrid system, with improvements to the battery and a lighter, quieter, more refined and more efficient engine, achieving a fuel consumption figure of 4.9 l/100 km and delivering 185 CV.
Meanwhile, the Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid debuts a new generation of Toyota’s plug-in hybrid system with a new 22.7 kWh lithium-ion battery, available in both front-wheel drive (4×2) —Advance and Spirit— and intelligent all-wheel drive (AWD-i) (4×4) —Advance, Spirit, GR SPORT and Limited—. It offers a range of up to 137 km in 100% electric mode, with 11 kW AC charging and 50 kW DC fast charging, depending on the trim level. The Toyota RAV4 PHEV delivers 272 CV in the 4×2 version and up to 309 CV in the AWD-i version.
The Toyota RAV4 has been designed to raise its technological standards in all key areas, featuring the latest evolution of Toyota’s safety and driver-assistance systems as standard, with the latest-generation Toyota Safety Sense 4.0, supported by the new ARENE software architecture, which enhances the technological system alongside the 12.3” digital instrument cluster and the 12.9” Toyota Connect multimedia system.
The model features improvements in ride comfort, a more dynamic feel, enhanced sound insulation and a more refined driving experience, whilst retaining the robust and versatile character that has always defined the Toyota RAV4.
Toyota RAV4: Available in Spain under the Auto+ Programme for PHEVs
The new Toyota RAV4 Hybrid is now available from Toyota Spain’s official dealer network from €43,500. The Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid starts at €46,500 for the 4×2 version and from €48,500 for the 4×4 version.
Furthermore, with the launch of the Auto+ Programme, promoted by the Spanish Government’s Ministry of Industry, the RAV4 PHEV model is eligible for incentives of up to €1,800*. The first deliveries of the new Toyota RAV4 are scheduled to begin from mid-2026.
*Prices include TOYOTA discounts, but do NOT include finance discounts or incentives (IRPF, AUTO+, CAE).
Let’s Go Beyond by Toyota
Toyota, with its Toyota and Lexus brands, is a world leader in the sale of electrified models, with over 25 million electrified cars sold worldwide and more than half a million units in Spain since 1997. Toyota’s electrification roadmap, with its sights set on a CO₂-free society, began over 25 years ago with the advent of hybrid technology, and we have been working towards that goal ever since. This demonstrates the brand’s commitment to helping achieve sustainable mobility by reducing greenhouse gas emissions (CO₂) to help combat climate change, and by reducing emissions of air pollutants (NOx and particulates) that directly affect people’s health. In fact, NOx emissions are 95 per cent below the limit set by current legislation; for example, in the Corolla Touring Sports, nitrogen oxide emissions are just 6 mg/km, compared with the expected limit of 60 mg/km for Euro 6 petrol cars and 80 mg/km for Euro 6 diesel cars. Taking action to tackle climate change is an urgent global issue, and the promotion of sustainable, low-carbon energy has long been a key objective. That is why the company is taking a further step to address environmental challenges, placing hydrogen-based technologies at the forefront and striving to make hydrogen the primary energy source for tomorrow’s society. A future society in which there will not only be zero emissions, but where we will go even further, connecting people, buildings and vehicles within a single ecosystem, which will give rise to a better society, centred on mobility for all – a form of mobility that goes beyond cars and is about overcoming challenges and making dreams a reality.
Toyota Spain (TES) distributes, markets and provides after-sales service for Toyota and Lexus vehicles from its headquarters in Alcobendas (Madrid), supported by a network of 74 Toyota dealerships, operating across 160 Toyota sales outlets and 177 Toyota service centres. Vehicle distribution is managed from the Sagunto Logistics Centre (Valencia), whilst spare parts are distributed from the Central Warehouse in Illescas (Toledo). Furthermore, Toyota Spain operates a Training Centre in Alcobendas (Madrid). In the 2025 financial year, Toyota’s sales in Spain totalled 105,424 registered vehicles, whilst Lexus sales stood at 9,200 units.
Source: TOYOTA ESPAÑA Press Office