Toyota was once criticized for being slow to embrace EVs.
Now? The automaker is rolling into 2026 with a surprisingly busy product pipeline.
From new EVs to redesigned hybrids, and even the final chapter of the Supra, Toyota has a lot happening this year.
Here’s every major new Toyota and Lexus model launching in 2026.
Toyota C-HR Returns As An EV
The C-HR is back, but it’s very different this time around.
Instead of returning as a quirky gas-powered crossover, Toyota has turned it into a fully electric model.
It features dual motors, all-wheel drive, and 338 horsepower.
Toyota says it can hit 60 mph in roughly five seconds.
That actually makes it quicker than the Toyota GR86.
Toyota Highlander EV Is Finally Going Electric
Toyota is also preparing its first fully electric three-row SUV.
The upcoming Highlander EV will reportedly offer two battery options.
The larger pack could deliver up to 320 miles of range.
Dual-motor versions are expected to produce around 338 horsepower.
Production is expected to begin later this year.
The Toyota RAV4 Gets A Major Redesign
Toyota’s best-selling vehicle is getting a huge update for 2026.
The new RAV4 will now be offered exclusively as a hybrid or plug-in hybrid.
Standard hybrid models produce up to 236 horsepower.
Plug-in hybrid versions jump to 320 horsepower.
Toyota is also introducing a new Toyota RAV4 GR Sport variant for buyers who want something sportier.
The Next Toyota Corolla Is On The Way
Toyota has already teased the next-generation Corolla.
The new model appears far more aggressive than today’s version.
Production details remain limited for now.
Expect gas, hybrid, and possibly plug-in hybrid versions when it officially arrives.
Lexus ES Gets Bigger And Goes Electric
Over on the Lexus side, the redesigned ES is growing in size.
It’s also becoming far more electrified.
Buyers will be able to choose between hybrid and fully electric versions.
The EV variant can produce up to 338 horsepower depending on configuration.
The Toyota Supra Final Edition Marks The End Of An Era
The current Supra is heading into retirement.
Toyota is sending it off with a Final Edition model for 2026.
It gets suspension upgrades, bigger brakes, and chassis improvements.
While this generation is ending, Toyota has already hinted that the Supra name isn’t gone forever.