Toyota Launches All-New Land Cruiser FJ Series in Japan
Toyota introduced the Land Cruiser FJ, a more compact off-roader with a 2.7L gasoline engine, starting at 4,500,100 yen.
4,500,100 yen
1,300 units
8.7 km/L WLTC
What Happened
The Land Cruiser FJ is built on a ladder frame with a shorter wheelbase (2,580 mm) than the 250 series, offering a minimum turning radius of 5.5 m. It features a 2.7-liter inline-4 engine producing 163 PS and 246 N·m, paired with a 6-speed Super ECT transmission. The vehicle achieves fuel efficiency of 8.7 km/L WLTC.
- 4,575 mm (350 mm shorter)
- 1,855 mm (125 mm narrower)
- 2,580 mm (270 mm shorter)
4,500,100 yen
Manufacturer's suggested retail price including consumption tax for the VX grade.
- Downhill Assist Control (DAC)
- Hill Start Assist Control (HAC)
- Electric rear differential lock
- Removable front and rear corner bumpers for repairability
World premiere of Land Cruiser FJ
Sales launch in Japan
Planned launch of Land Hopper electric mobility vehicle
Why this matters
The FJ series expands the Land Cruiser lineup to four, targeting customers who want a smaller, more maneuverable off-road vehicle without sacrificing Land Cruiser reliability and durability.
Terms in This Story
- Ladder frame
- A type of vehicle chassis with two longitudinal rails connected by cross members, known for durability and off-road capability.
- Wheel articulation
- The ability of a vehicle's suspension to keep tires in contact with the ground over uneven terrain, improving traction.
- WLTC mode
- Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Cycle, a standard test for fuel consumption and emissions.
- Toyota Safety Sense
- A suite of active safety features including pre-collision alert and lane departure warning.
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