2027 Toyota Sequoia

The 2027 Toyota Sequoia is a refreshed, four-wheel-drive-only lineup with higher prices on every version. Toyota has confirmed the $69,900 starting price, and the rest of the figures below come from a dealer pricing sheet.

What changed for 2027

• Both rear-wheel-drive models, the 4×2 SR5 and the 4×2 Limited, are discontinued, so every 2027 Sequoia has four-wheel drive.
• Every remaining version costs $2,705 to $5,160 more. The cheapest Sequoia is now the 4×4 SR5 at $69,900, which is $5,875 more than the 2026 4×2 SR5.
• The TRD Pro takes the biggest increase, up $5,160 to $85,925, which puts it above the Platinum and the 1794 Edition. The Capstone is still the most expensive Sequoia at $87,900.
• The refresh brings a new front end, and a 14-inch touchscreen, a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster and Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 are standard on every grade.
• The SR5 can be ordered with a new Trailhunter package that adds Old Man Emu suspension, an underbody skid plate, Michelin LTX Trail tires, bronze-colored wheels and a locking rear differential. The pricing sheet lists no price for it.
• The TRD Pro gets Sequoia-specific FOX QS3 adjustable shocks, standard red tow hooks and a new Honeycomb color.
• New available Trailer Advanced Driver Assistance Systems add Automated Trailer Detection, Trailer Blind Spot Monitor, Trailer Lane Trace Assist and an improved Trailer Backup Guide with semi-automated steering support.
• An Advanced Rear Seat Reminder uses a radar in the headliner to detect movement in the rear rows, and the multimedia system now runs on Toyota’s Arene software with over-the-air updates.
• The i-FORCE MAX hybrid V6 carries over with 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque.

2027 Sequoia pricing

Configuration	2026	2027	Change
4×2 SR5	$64,025	Discontinued
4×4 SR5	$67,025	$69,900	+$2,875
4×2 Limited	$69,795	Discontinued
4×4 Limited	$72,795	$75,500	+$2,705
4×4 Platinum	$80,035	$83,400	+$3,365
4×4 TRD Pro	$80,765	$85,925	+$5,160
4×4 1794 Edition	$80,850	$84,400	+$3,550
4×4 Capstone	$84,435	$87,900	+$3,465

Prices are MSRP and exclude delivery, processing and handling, which was $2,095 for 2026 and is not listed on the sheet. They come from a dealer pricing sheet dated October 23, 2026, whose 2026 column matches Toyota’s 2026 launch prices on every line. Toyota has confirmed only the $69,900 starting price so far, and this page is updated as it confirms more.