2025 Toyota Tundra

Outside, the 2025 Tundra is a truck with presence. Even the introductory SR trim looks tough, with LED headlamps and a bold grille. The SR5 adds chrome touches and sharper styling. Limited and Platinum trims step up the luxury with 20-inch polished wheels, a panoramic sunroof, and upscale finishes. Feeling a little more Western? The 1794 Edition brings in Saddle Tan leather, American Walnut trim, and a rustic Smoked Mesquite color that feels right at home whether you're hitting the Noblesville Farmers Market or heading to the Covered Bridge Festival. Meanwhile, the TRD Pro goes full wilderness mode with BBS® wheels, all-terrain tires, and a TOYOTA heritage grille with LED marker lights that would look just as good parked at Hoosier National Forest as it would outside your favorite downtown Noblesville brewery. And then there’s the Capstone—a rolling executive suite on 22-inch chrome wheels. Power running boards, heated power-folding mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, and high-grade interior touches make it one of the most luxurious pickups on the road. With color options like Supersonic Red and the earthy, dramatic Mudbath guarantee you’ll be noticed wherever you go.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: the Tundra is built to impress. Toyota's flagship pickup doesn’t just look powerful—it is powerful, thanks to a pair of aggressive yet refined powertrains. The standard i-FORCE 3.5L Twin-Turbo V6 churns out 389 hp and 479 lbs.-ft. of torque. That’s plenty for pulling your camper down I-69 or passing slowpokes on US-31. Want more muscle? Opt for the i-FORCE MAX Hybrid system, pairing the V6 with an electric motor to produce 437 hp and a ground-stomping 583 lbs.-ft. of torque. It’ll tow up to 12,000 pounds with confidence—ideal for your fishing boat at Geist Reservoir or a trailer full of gear for Brown County adventures.

The Tundra’s ride quality is no afterthought, either. An Adaptive Variable Suspension adapts to driving conditions in real-time, keeping things smooth on both pothole-riddled city streets and rougher rural roads. Available Rear Height Air Suspension adjusts for heavier loads, and when the terrain gets wild, the Tundra doesn’t blink. Multi-Terrain Select gives you specific drive modes for mud, sand, rocks, and more, while CRAWL Control helps you manage steep inclines without riding the brakes. Opt for the TRD Off-Road or TRD Pro trims, and you're adding Bilstein® or FOX® shocks, skid plates, and locking differentials into the mix—serious equipment for serious adventures.

Inside, the Tundra is rugged when it needs to be, and premium when you want it to be. Durable work-ready materials are paired with available ventilated leather seating, soft-touch trim, and even real wood. The CrewMax layout adds rear-seat comfort and fold-flat storage that’s perfect for everything from toolboxes to tailgating supplies. At the center of it all is a massive available 14-inch touchscreen, powered by Uconnect® 5 and loaded with wireless Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and even Alexa. Audiophiles can indulge with an available Harman Kardon® sound system in the higher trims—ideal for setting the mood on those long drives up to Michigan wine country or scenic fall trips through southern Indiana. The multifunction tailgate adds convenience, allowing for easy loading and unloading, adding practicality and convenience—whether it’s a quick grocery run or tailgating at a Colts game.

Toyota’s Safety Sense™ 2.5 comes standard, offering smart tech like Lane Departure Alert, Automatic High Beams, and Lane Tracing Assist. Higher trims add Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and a 360-degree camera system that makes maneuvering this big rig surprisingly easy—even in downtown Noblesville’s tighter parking spots. Additionally, Trailer-Sway Control and Parking Assist with Auto Braking help round out a suite that’s as protective as it is proactive.