2026 · SUV · Toyota
Brand-new · Export from Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai





















The 2026 Prado J250 TXL delivers 267 horsepower and 430 Nm of torque through a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder paired with an 8-speed automatic and full-time 4WD with dual transfer case. This generation balances on-road smoothness with serious off-road credentials—crawl control, hill-start assist, and terrain response make rough terrain manageable, while the rated 10.6 km/L fuel consumption reflects the turbo's efficiency gains over naturally aspirated predecessors.
Interior appointments include leather seating with powered driver adjustments, dual-zone climate control front and rear, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay integration, and multiple USB-C ports. LED headlights, power-operated rear door, roof rails, and 18-inch alloy wheels round out the specification. Seven-seat configuration suits both family use and re-export into markets prioritizing passenger capacity.
The 2.4-liter turbocharged engine is the standout powertrain choice for buyers balancing real-world torque delivery with reasonable fuel economy. At 430 Nm available from the mid-range, the turbo pulls consistently whether climbing desert terrain or navigating congested city routes. The 8-speed automatic manages throttle response smoothly and adapts well across varying load conditions—important for export markets where fuel costs and driving patterns vary widely. Full-time 4WD with selectable HI/LOW transfer case ensures capability without requiring manual engagement at speed.
Comfort and technology reflect the TXL's position as a premium trim. Leather seating with ventilated driver's seat, independent climate zones, and 12.3-inch infotainment are now standard expectations at this price, yet Toyota's integration of Apple CarPlay and physical controls (avoiding over-reliance on touch-screen navigation) speaks to thoughtful design. The moonroof adds perceived space in the cabin—valuable in markets where opulence and natural light matter to buyers.
Ownership considerations vary by destination. Markets with strong Toyota service networks benefit from straightforward parts availability and turbo maintenance protocols already well-established. Off-road buyers appreciate the crawl control and hill-descent modes, which reduce strain on brakes during steep descents and simplify single-track navigation without added complexity. The 110-liter fuel tank strikes a middle ground between range and vehicle weight, critical for export into regions where fuel infrastructure is sparse or fuel costs drive buying decisions.