2025 Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series price and specs
The Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will continue to be offered in a wide range of variants for 2025.
Toyota Australia has confirmed pricing and specifications will be unchanged for its flagship SUV as it enters the new year.
The range opens at $96,991 before on-road costs for the base GX with its vinyl floors and cloth seats, and tops out at $145,791 before on-roads for the plush, leather-lined Sahara ZX.
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The LandCruiser 300 Series is the best-selling vehicle in its segment, with 12,274 examples sold this year to the end of September – though this figure does include wagon versions of the old 70 Series.
A new generation of its Nissan Patrol arch-rival isn’t due in showrooms until 2027, giving the 300 Series some breathing room.
The current 300 Series launched here in 2021.
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The Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series has a five-star safety rating from safety authority ANCAP based on testing conducted in 2022.
This doesn’t apply to the GR Sport.
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Standard safety equipment includes:
Autonomous emergency brakingPedestrian detectionDaytime cyclist detectionAdaptive cruise controlLane departure warningLane-keep assist (brake-based)Speed sign recognitionBlind-spot monitoring (GXL and up)Rear cross-traffic alert (GXL and up)Lane Trace Assist (lane centring; VX and up)Reversing cameraMulti-Terrain Monitor with surround-view camera (VX and up)Front and rear parking sensors (GXL and up)Rear parking support brake (VX and up)Trailer sway control10 airbagsStandard Equipment
There are six members of the LandCruiser 300 Series lineup.
The GX, Sahara ZX and GR Sport have a five-seat layout, while the GXL, VX and Sahara have a seven-seat layout.
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The base GX comes standard with the following equipment:
17-inch steel wheelsLED headlights with manual levellingAutomatic high-beamCrawl controlHill descent controlProximity entry with push-button start9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment systemApple CarPlay and Android Auto4.2-inch instrument cluster screen6-speaker sound systemDual-zone climate controlFabric upholstery60:40 split/fold second-row seatsVinyl flooringRubber floor matsOne-touch power windows (all doors)
It’s also the only variant to come standard with a snorkel.
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The GXL adds:
18-inch alloy wheelsProjector bi-LED headlights with auto-levelling and headlight washersLED front fog lightsVariable intermittent wipersRear privacy glassSide stepsWireless phone chargerLED front interior lightCarpeted flooring
The VX adds:
LED rear indicatorsRain-sensing wipersPuddle lightsVehicle Dynamics Integrated ManagementSunroof12.3-inch digital instrument cluster7.0-inch instrument cluster screenSatellite navigation10-speaker sound systemFour-zone climate controlLeather-accented shifterWoodgrain and leatherette inlaysLeatherette upholsteryPower-adjustable steering wheel‘Premium centre cluster, interior door handles and door switch trim’8-way power-adjustable front seatsPower driver’s seat lumbar adjustmentHeated and ventilated front seatsSecond-row centre armrest40:20:40 split/fold second-row seatsRear LED interior lightsLED door courtesy lightsCarpeted floor matsRemote power windowsCamera IconSahara Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpert
The Sahara adds:
Sequential turn signals – front and rearPower tailgateHead-up displayHeated steering wheelLeather upholsteryHeated and ventilated outboard second-row seatsDriver’s seat memoryPower-folding third rowCool box14-speaker JBL sound systemCamera IconGR Sport Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpertCamera IconSupplied Credit: CarExpert
The GR Sport adds:
18-inch black-finish alloy wheelsUnique grille with Toyota wordmarkAdaptive high-beamAdaptive variable suspensionCarbon-look steering wheel, centre console and door trim
This more off-road-oriented model also uniquely features locking front and rear differentials plus Toyota’s Electronic-Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System.
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The Sahara ZX adds:
20-inch alloy wheelsIlluminated side stepsHands-free power tailgateRear torque-sensing limited-slip differential
Sahara and Sahara ZX models uniquely feature a dual rear-seat entertainment system.
All models feature three years’ complimentary access to Toyota Connected Services, which includes stolen vehicle tracking, an SOS emergency call function, and automatic collision notification.
You can also access information and control features remotely via the myToyota Connect app.
Colours
Glacier White and Ebony finishes are standard.
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The following finishes are optional:
Crystal Pearl (excludes GX)Arctic White (Sahara ZX and GR Sport only)Silver PearlGraphiteEclipse BlackMerlot RedDusty Bronze (excludes GR Sport)Saturn Blue (excludes GR Sport)
A black interior is standard on the GX and GXL, with a beige interior a no-cost option on the VX, Sahara and Sahara ZX.
The Sahara ZX can also be had with a Black and Rose interior, while the GR Sport doesn’t offer a beige option but can be had with the Black and Rose interior.
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