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Toyota RAV4 sixth generation release and reception
Overview
The sixth-generation Toyota RAV4, known as the XA60, has transitioned to an exclusive hybrid powertrain lineup. Available configurations include front-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive, and plug-in hybrid variants, with horsepower ranging from 226 to 320.
Following its release, owners have reported discomfort regarding the interior design. Specifically, the center console is reportedly too wide near the driver’s right knee, particularly around the USB-C ports and drive mode selector. Users have noted that the hard plastic construction of the console exacerbates this issue, leading some to use makeshift cushions for relief. This design is attributed to the need to accommodate large cup holders, an armrest, and various controls within a compact space.
Entities
Toyota · Suzuki Across · Honda · Suzuki · Toyota RAV4
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesToyota RAV4 faces criticism over interior design
Toyota RAV4 owners are reporting discomfort caused by a wide center console design that restricts legroom, while the Suzuki Across continues to serve as a rebadged version of the RAV4 PHEV.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesToyota RAV4 sixth generation overview and comparisons
Toyota's sixth-generation RAV4 transitions to hybrid-only powertrains, offering various trims from the budget GX to the high-performance plug-in hybrid.
Sources
carnews.com · startstop.sk · topelectricsuv.com