A few photographs of the 2022 Toyota Tundra pickup truck leaked online Friday, and accordingly, the automaker decided to simply let the cat out of the bag. Toyota released the first official picture of its next-generation Tundra late Friday with no going with text or data, other than the headline, “First official look: 2022 Toyota Tundra.”
The truck seen here is the rough-and-tough TRD Pro model, as proven by its unique wheels, badges and design details. The overall look is… all things considered, it’s unique, that is without a doubt. The LED headlights and running lights sit atop a vertical air intake, and the colossal grille has a threesome of LED light strips – one underneath the Toyota logo in the middle, with two more on the external edges on the bumper.
Beyond its looks, we realize the redesigned Tundra will be powered by a brand-new iForce Max engine, which is possible a similar twin-turbo V6 found in the 2022 Toyota Land Cruiser. The Tundra ought to likewise have a type of electrification option, as a feature of Toyota’s commitment to building hybrid and electric trucks.
The 2022 Toyota Tundra will debut this fall and should on sale before the year’s end.