When you think reliability, practicality, and innovation, there’s one name that always comes up: Toyota. For decades, Toyota has been a cornerstone of quality in the automotive world. As we move deeper into 2025, it’s clear that Toyota isn’t slowing down. In fact, it’s stepping on the gas with a range of vehicles that are smarter, more powerful, and more sustainable than ever.
At Lane11 Motors, we pay close attention to the vehicles that stand out in the market, not just because of their tech upgrades, but because of what they represent to real drivers across Canada. From daily commutes to off-road adventures, Toyota has refined and reimagined some of its most beloved models in 2025.
In this in-depth blog, we’ll take a look at the most popular Toyota models this year, what’s new under the hood, and why they’re making waves, especially the Tundra Hybrid and the new-generation Tacoma, which are redefining what trucks can do in today’s hybrid-friendly, tech-savvy automotive climate.
1. 2025 Toyota Corolla: The Evolution of a Classic
Let’s start with the name that built Toyota’s global reputation: the Corolla. For 2025, the Corolla continues to dominate the compact sedan segment with intelligent upgrades and hybrid availability.
What’s New in the 2025 Corolla:
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Toyota’s fifth-generation hybrid system is now available on more trims, offering better fuel efficiency and improved battery response.
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The infotainment system gets a major boost with a 12.3-inch digital cluster and wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto as standard.
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Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 comes standard, with upgrades in pedestrian detection and intersection safety.
Why It’s Still a Fan Favourite:
Canadians love the Corolla because it’s affordable, reliable, and now offers hybrid efficiency without sacrificing simplicity. It’s the no-nonsense car for the practical buyer, and it still looks sharp on the road.
2. 2025 Toyota Camry: Redesigned and Re-Energized
The Camry has always been a leader in the midsize sedan category, but the 2025 redesign pushes it to a new level.
Big 2025 Changes:
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Now hybrid-only across all trims, yes, Toyota is going all-in on hybrid efficiency here.
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Features a new TNGA-K platform offering improved handling and a quieter cabin.
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The SE and XSE trims come with sportier suspension tuning and 19” alloy wheels, blending performance with efficiency.
What’s Under the Hood:
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2.5-liter 4-cylinder hybrid engine paired with an electric motor for a combined 225 horsepower (AWD versions offer 232 hp).
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Fuel economy tops 4.8L/100km, making it one of the most efficient sedans in Canada.
The Camry is no longer just the sensible choice, it’s now a stylish, tech-forward, eco-conscious pick for professionals, families, and anyone who wants comfort with edge.
3. 2025 Toyota RAV4: The Do-It-All SUV
The RAV4 continues to be the best-selling SUV in North America, and the 2025 version cements that status with tech and design enhancements.
Highlights for 2025:
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New grille and lighting designs give the RAV4 a sharper look.
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The Hybrid Woodland Edition returns with rugged aesthetics and off-road capabilities.
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Toyota’s AI-enhanced voice command system is now included on XLE trims and above.
Performance & Powertrain:
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Standard 2.5L 4-cylinder engine on gas models, but most buyers opt for the hybrid or plug-in RAV4 Prime (up to 68 km of EV-only range).
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AWD standard on more trims now, which is key for Canadian winters.
From Vancouver to Halifax, the RAV4 keeps proving it's the versatile SUV Canada can count on, whether you're commuting or camping.
4. 2025 Toyota Tundra Hybrid: The Powerhouse with a Green Side
This is where things get exciting, Toyota's i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain is changing how we think about full-size trucks.
What Makes the Tundra Hybrid Special:
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Under the hood: A 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 hybrid engine producing 437 hp and 583 lb-ft of torque.
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Paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and standard 4WD on Canadian trims.
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Can tow up to 11,450 lbs, making it one of the strongest hybrid trucks on the market.
Inside the Cabin:
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14-inch touchscreen, Toyota’s new multimedia system, wireless smartphone integration, and over-the-air updates.
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Optional Air Suspension and Adaptive Variable Suspension for a smoother, more customizable ride.
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CrewMax configuration offers max interior comfort with generous legroom and premium materials.
Fuel Efficiency:
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Up to 10.6L/100km, which is impressive for a full-size truck.
Whether you’re towing your boat to Okanagan Lake or hauling gear through Alberta’s backroads, the Tundra Hybrid combines brawn and brains like no other in its class.
5. 2025 Toyota Tacoma: Built for a New Generation
Toyota took its time with the new 2024/2025 Tacoma redesign, and it was worth the wait. It’s not just a facelift, it’s a complete transformation for off-roaders and lifestyle truck lovers.
Key Upgrades in the 2025 Tacoma:
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All-new TNGA-F platform (shared with Tundra and Land Cruiser), now fully boxed frame for improved strength.
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The all-new i-FORCE MAX hybrid available on TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, and Limited trims.
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Up to 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque from the hybrid engine.
Off-Road Ready:
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Trailhunter and TRD Pro trims now come with ARB Old Man Emu suspension and 33-inch Goodyear Territory R/T tires.
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4WD standard on Canadian models, plus an available multi-terrain monitor, rear locker, and crawl control.
Interior & Tech:
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14-inch multimedia touchscreen, IsoDynamic Performance seats (TRD Pro), digital instrument cluster.
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Digital key, head-up display, and Toyota’s full suite of driver-assist systems.
Why It’s a Game Changer:
The Tacoma used to be great. Now it’s unstoppable. It’s attracting new buyers who want capability, comfort, and hybrid efficiency, and for good reason.
6. 2025 Toyota Grand Highlander: Big Family, Big Features
New to the scene in 2024, the Grand Highlander continues to win fans into 2025 with its increased space and flexibility.
What’s Inside:
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Three rows with adult-sized third-row seating (finally).
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Available Hybrid Max powertrain with 362 hp and AWD.
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Cargo space: 97.5 cubic feet with seats folded, that’s minivan territory.
Safety & Tech:
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Comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, rear-seat reminder, and advanced blind-spot monitoring.
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Hybrid trims average 6.9L/100km, a solid number for a family SUV.
This is the ultimate family hauler for those who want space without switching to a minivan. It’s ideal for road trips, Costco runs, and growing families who love Toyota's dependability.
7. 2025 Toyota Prius: The Comeback Icon
Once known for being a bit dull, the Prius is now stylish and even sporty.
What Changed:
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Coupe-like redesign with bold lighting and body lines.
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New 2.0L hybrid engine producing 196 hp (220 hp for AWD Prius Prime).
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Up to 4.5L/100km, keeping it the fuel economy champion.
It’s no longer just about saving gas, now it turns heads while doing it.
Final Thoughts from Lane11 Motors
Toyota’s 2025 lineup shows the company isn’t resting on its reputation, it’s rewriting what drivers can expect from their vehicles. From the rugged, electrified Tundra Hybrid to the tech-loaded Tacoma and the all-new Camry hybrid-only strategy, Toyota is making smart, bold moves in every segment.
At Lane11 Motors, we know that Canadian drivers care about value, capability, and long-term performance and Toyota delivers in all areas this year.
Whether you're looking to upgrade to a hybrid truck for the first time or want a practical and stylish family SUV, 2025 is one of the best years yet to buy a Toyota. Come visit us in North Vancouver to explore these models in person and we’ll help you find the perfect Toyota for your lifestyle.