Toyota Tacoma TRD 2024

27/03/2023 Rafael Souza

The Toyota Tacoma TRD 2024 has updates, among the main ones is the availability of new colors. See below!

The company's sales portal in the United States is full of cool options, although some models have left the scene – such as the small crossover SUV C-HR.

But there's no denying that probably few people will miss his absence, given the upcoming exchange of the Corolla Cross Hybrid.

Cars haven't been abandoned by the Sol Rising automaker either, so you can choose just about anything from the affordable Corolla sedan to the aggressive GR Corolla, and from the 2023 Prius 'Hybrid Reborn' to the newly updated 2023 Mirai fuel cell vehicle. fuel or more GR options like the GR86 and Supra.

Either way, that doesn't mean the pickup truck industry is out of this year's North American market party.

The Tundra looks tougher doing wonders to promote sustainability alongside the only other full-size electrified pickup truck on the market, otherwise known as the Ford F-150 Hybrid.

But, of course, you can't talk about Toyota trucks without mentioning the eternal best-selling mid-size Tacoma.

And the company wants to keep up with the hype, as it just dropped the first teaser for the 2024 model year, which will likely launch before the end of the year as a fourth-generation all-new truck.

And, of course, the imaginative realm of digital car content creators is interested in imagining the potential look of the next iteration, most of them based on the leaked patent designs that give off strong mini-Tundra vibes.

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Now, though, there's also a teaser to explain, and the folks at the AutoYa YouTube info channel were quick to be among the first to imagine the CGI look and feel of the recently released but not yet released 2024 Toyota Tacoma - along with a virtual configurator. for all the new juicy colors.

That way, we can all witness the chic shades ahead of the official unveiling and pick a favorite ahead of time.

As for the powertrain rumors, all we can say is that everyone thinks the popular Tacoma against its strong competition (GM's new Colorado and Canyon, plus the upcoming Ford Ranger, the new D41 Nissan Frontier, etc.) with in-line four-cylinder turbochargers – including the electrified hybrid variety!