Toyota Canada has announced the prices of the 2027 Sequoia, the Japanese automaker’s flagship full-size SUV.

The starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price is increasing by $5,560 to a new starting MSRP of $91,250 for the base SR5 TRD Off-Road grade of the 2027 Toyota Sequoia. Once various fees and levies are included, the starting price comes to approximately $94,908.

What’s new on 2027 Sequoia?

Toyota has made a few changes for the 2027 version. This includes a few design tweaks, the addition of a new rugged Trailhunter package, an upgraded TRD Pro trim and more.

Updated exterior design

The updated design features a new front-end look for a wider appearance that gives the SUV a more planted stance.

This includes an updated lower bumper treatment with integrated rectangular fog lights.

Some trims get a new hexagonal grille.

Trailhunter offers more affordable off-road package

The new Trailhunter model gives Sequoia buyers a more affordable off-road version of the SUV than the existing TRD Pro.

The Trailhunter builds on the SR5 base model and adds an Old Man Emu suspension, underbody skid plates, front recovery hooks and Michelin LTX Trail tires.

This package also gets exclusive bronze-coloured wheels and unique badging.

Off-road technologies included in this package include Crawl Control, Multi-Terrain Select, and a locking rear differential.

TRD Pro improved

The top-of-the-line TRD Pro grade is getting even more off-road capable.

Toyota gave this model a suspension upgrade that includes Sequoia-specific FOX-enhanced QS3 adjustable shocks, which help improve stability and offer customizable damping for high-speed desert running or rocky terrain.

This model also now gets standard red tow hooks and introduces a new available colour called Honeycomb.

Improved towing tech

The 2027 Sequoia has the Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 suite of safety technologies, plus a new suite of Trailer Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.

These trailer ADAS systems include:

• Automated Trailer Detection – This uses rear radars and camera to automatically detect the presence and measure the physical characteristics of a trailer and adds the information to the SUV’s Trailer Garage menu. This menu has been moved to the multimedia screen.
• Trailer Blind Spot Monitor – This extends the standard blind spot detection zone to include the length of the trailer and its immediate surroundings. The blind spot monitoring area is based on the size of the trailer.
• Trailer Lane Trace Assist – This is a towing-optimized version of standard Lane Trace Assist that provides automated steering support to maintain lane centring in certain conditions. The system can actively compensate for when lanes split as well as help manage for uneven roads and certain wind disturbances.
• Trailer Backup Guide – This feature is improved for 2027. It now features dynamic on-screen guidelines, a slider interface, and semi-automated steering support for managing complex maneuvers. It can guide a path to the trailer, while helping to detect jackknife risks.

Sequoia powertrain

Every Sequoia is powered by Toyota’s i-Force MAX hybrid powertrain that pairs a 3.4-litre twin-turbo V6 with a motor generator.

The system produces 437 hp and 583 lb.-ft. of torque.

Towing capacity is rated at 4,137 kilograms (9,121 pounds).

Canadian Sequoia prices

The starting Canadian prices of the 2027 Toyota Sequoia, including MSRP and estimated fees and levies, are as follows:

• SR5 TRD Off-Road – $94,908 (MSRP of $91,250)
• Trailhunter – $99,210 (MSRP of $95,552)
• Limited – $97,658 (MSRP of $94,000)
• Platinum – $107,458 (MSRP of $103,800)
• Platinum + tow mirrors – $107,808 (MSRP of $104,150)
• Capstone – $112,358 (MSRP of $108,700)
• Capstone + tow mirrors – $112,708 (MSRP of $109,050)
• TRD Pro – $113,509 (MSRP of $109,851)

Fees, levies and selling price may vary by location.

The 2027 Toyota Sequoia is expected to be available in Canada this fall. Full model details are available on the Toyota Canada website.

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