Fresh Trim For The 2022 Toyota RAV4

by AutoExpert   |  12 November, 2021

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Toyota RAV4 is celebrating its 25th anniversary in the United States, and despite fierce competition, the tiny crossover continues to be a massive success.

The introduction of the redesigned 2022 Toyota RAV4 coincides with the vehicle's 25th anniversary in the U.S. Toyota has already produced five generations of the SUV, with electrified models being added to the current portfolio.

2022 Toyota RAV4

For the first time, the SE Hybrid trim level will be available for the 2022 model year. It comes standard with monochrome paint and cloth seats, but upgrades such as a sunroof and a 9-inch touchscreen interface are available.

2022 Toyota RAV4

Minor external and interior modifications have been made to all Toyota RAV4 models for 2022. The XSE is now available in a new Calvary Blue color with a black top. The SE Hybrid and TRD Off-Road are also available in this hue. The LE Hybrid, Adventure, XLE, and XLE Hybrid models receive new wheel colors, whereas the XLE Premium Hybrid and Limited Hybrid models get a new wheel pattern.   

2022 Toyota RAV4

For the XLE Premium, Limited, Adventure, and TRD Off-Road, the LED fog lamps have been incorporated. Moreover, the vertical lights of the XSE Prime are adopted by the XSE Hybrid. All models come with a locking glovebox and LED interior lighting.

2022 Toyota RAV4

For the XLE and higher trim levels, illuminated inside switches have been installed, and the Limited now has an eight-way motorized front passenger seat. Toyota made no mention of any alterations to the vehicle's powerplant.
That implies 2022 Toyota RAV4 will keep its 203-horsepower gas engine, 219-horsepower hybrid, and 302-horsepower plug-in hybrid.

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Toyota will release pricing and more news about the 2022 RAV4 lineup in mid-December.

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