Toyota Sequoia
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The Ultimate Guide to the 2026 Toyota Sequoia
The 2026 Toyota Sequoia is back, and it’s carrying on its rock-solid reputation for bold performance, serious utility, and comfort that focuses on families. However, it’s adding some premium upgrades for the new model year, which means whether you’re tackling backroads with the new TRD Pro model or hitting the car pickup line after school, the 2026 Toyota Sequoia is ready for anything. Here’s your detailed breakdown of everything this new SUV has to offer for the latest model year!What’s New for the 2026 Toyota Sequoia?
The updates for the 2026 Toyota Sequoia are all about comfort and style this year - they’re building on the solid redesign that we got back in 2023 to make it bigger and better than ever. Here are the major changes you can look forward to during your test drive:- A Capstone trim upgrade: This upscale model now features Shale premium leather trimmed seats, which means the interior feels even more refined.
- A Limited trim interior refresh: New genuine leather seats in black with white contrast stitching OR grey with black stitching are now available on the Limited. This is a clear upgrade from the previous Softex-trimmed interior!
- Massaging front seats: Just like its sibling the Toyota Tundra, the 2026 Toyota Sequoia offers 10-way adjustable power massaging front seats on the Platinum, 1794, and Capstone models. You control the upper and lower body massage function via a 14-inch touchscreen interface.
- A standard power-folding 3rd row: All trims now have power-folding third-row seats for easy and effortless versatility inside the cabin.
- New TRD paint color: There’s an exclusive new TRD paint color - a bright blue called Wave Maker will be up for grabs this year so you can seriously stand out.
Power and Performance in this Hybrid Orlando Toyota
The 2026 Toyota Sequoia sticks with its powerhouse hybrid set up. It sports an i-FORCE MAX Twin-Turbo 3.4L V6 hybrid powertrain under the hood, which means you get 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque. Here are some other performance highlights to look forward to on this Orlando Toyota:- A 10-speed automatic transmission.
- Towing of up to 9,520 lbs (more than both the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Expedition)
- 0-60 mph in 5.6 - 5.9 seconds, depending on the model you choose
- Rear-wheel drive models get 21mpg in the city and 24 mph on the highway, while all-wheel drive models get 19 mpg in the city and 22 mpg on the highway.
- Upgraded Fox shocks, all-terrain tires, locking rear differential, skid plates
- Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, and part-time 4WD for true off-road adventures
Interior and Cabin Comfort in the 2026 Toyota Sequoia
Toyota clearly knows what families (and adventurers) want, and they deliver in this Orlando Toyota SUV. Here are some of the things we love most in the latest iteration of this powerhouse.- Three rows of seating: The 2026 Toyota Sequoia has standard 8-passenger capacity, as well as optional 7-passenger layout with captain’s chairs.
- Premium materials throughout:
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o Capstone models get the exclusive Shale premium leather interior
o Limited models get new leather options with contrast stitching
o There are power massaging seats on upper trims
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o A power-folding third-row
o An available panoramic sunroof
o A cabin that’s heavily insulated for a quiet ride
o Generous space in the first two rows so passengers can stretch out
o Heated and cooled seats in select trims
o Optional second-row captain’s chairs instead of a bench seat
o New interior accent options to fit your style
o Clever slide features in the third row to boost versatility.
Technology: What’s Upgraded in this Orlando Toyota?
Toyota piles on the tech without overcomplicating things in the 2026 Toyota Sequoia:- Infotainment features:
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o A standard 8-inch or available 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia system
o Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
o Built-in navigation, voice commands, a Wi-Fi hotspot
- Digital Controls:
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o A 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster standard
o Massaging seats managed via touchscreen
o SmartLED ambient lighting on the TRD Pro model
Safety: No Compromises in the new Toyota Sequoia
Every 2026 Toyota Sequoia comes with Toyota’s full suite of driver assistance and safety features, including:- Toyota Safety Sense 2.5. This active suite of safety tech includes:
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o The Pre-collision system with pedestrian detection
o Lane departure warning with steering assist
o Adaptive cruise control w/ lane centering
o Emergency steering assist, automatic high beams, road sign assist
o A Blind spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert
o Parking sensors with automatic braking
o A rear-seat occupant reminder
Why the 2026 Toyota Sequoia Should Be Your Top Choice.
Here’s why the 2026 Toyota Sequoia earns the crown among full-size SUVs and should be at the top of your test drive list:- It offers best-in-class hybrid muscle: This Orlando Toyota delivers more power and torque than the standard V8s in Ford, Chevy, and Jeep rivals… and with better fuel economy.
- It has towing superiority claims: The 2026 Toyota Sequoia out-tows nearly all class competitors and does so while delivering hybrid efficiency.
- It has Toyota reliability and value: This new SUV has legendary Toyota build quality plus higher resale values and complimentary scheduled maintenance.
- Luxury that lasts: The Capstone and Platinum trims deliver real comfort and tech versus rival luxury-brand SUVs.
- Real-World Versatility:
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o The 2026 Toyota Sequoia offers seamless shifts between school runs and outdoor adventures.
o It’s tough, yet genuinely comfortable over long road trips.
The Competition at a Glance: 2026 Toyota Sequoia Rivals
Feature Toyota Sequoia Chevy Tahoe Ford Expedition Jeep Wagoneer Power (hp/lb-ft) 437/583 355/383 400/480 420/468 Hybrid Option Yes No No No Max Towing (lbs) 9,520 8,400 9,600 10,000 EPA Combined MPG 20-22 17 18 17 Luxury Features Massaging seats, panoramic roof, large touchscreen Up to leather, ventilated seats Semi-lux, more cargo Luxury, more room Resale Value High Medium Medium Lower Test Drive the 2026 Toyota Sequoia Today
Ready to see how the 2026 Toyota Sequoia stands up to your drive time? Stop by Toyota of Orlando to take it for a spin. We’re just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia at 3575 Vineland Road, and we’re open until 10pm every single night!