For buyers who want a full-size truck, Toyota makes the Tundra, which is positioned above the Tacoma. It is in direct competition with trucks like the Ford F-150. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and RAM 1500. Tundra received a redesign, and Toyota introduced a new generation at the end of 2022, but Tundra still hasn’t achieved the same sales results as Tacoma. The 2025 Toyota Tundra is promised to come with plenty of styling changes, including both interior and exterior. And we hope that Toyota will surprise us and offer Tundra some improvements under the hood.
Also at this moment, rumors are spreading that Toyota is preparing a fully electric variation of the Tundra that will be based on a new platform with a newly developed electric powertrain under the hood. But at this moment, everything is based on rumors. The thing we know for sure is that Toyota will try to make Tundra more appealing to customers and more attractive to younger buyers who are searching for full-size trucks that offer good working capabilities that are paired with Toyota’s well-known reliability.
2025 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO
TRD PRO is an iconic Toyota name for a trim level that is oriented toward offroad capabilities. Also, it gained a lot of popularity because TRD PRO mostly comes with the most potent powertrain and with a lot of modifications and improvements from standard trims. The 2025 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO has the same story. It has an I-Force Max engine that produces up to 437 horsepower and 585 pound-feet of torque. The power will be delivered to all-wheel drive through a 10-speed automatic transmission. The TRD PRO model will be equipped with all-terrain tires and a rear-locking differential that will make this model the ultimate offroader. But upgrades will not stop here.
The exterior of this model will be adapted for rough conditions. Underbody protection and side rock guards will be part of the standard equipment. Same as a special offroad suspension that will allow this truck to conquer any terrain with ease.
But this model trim will not just be an impressive offroader. It will come with an interior that will follow the price tag of this truck.
The premium finish is made of quality materials. Leather upholstery and leather premium seats with heating and venting options will be just part of the equipment that this model will have.
2025 Toyota Tundra Specifications
The upcoming 2025 Toyota Tundra will come in multiple configurations. The standard will be a CrewMax Cab with a 6.5-foot bed, but some models will come with a 5.5-foot bed. The mill under the hood of the 2025 model will stay the same as the previous year. The same engine with a displacement of 3.4 liters will have the same two power outputs as the previous year’s model. The i-Force hybrid powertrain will come in a standard 358 horsepower version on standard trims, and on top-tier trims, it will come with a 440 horsepower output.
The power will be delivered to rear-wheel drive through a 10-speed automatic gearbox. And all-wheel drive will come as an option. The towing capacity will also remain unchanged, and it will stay at 9200 pounds with a maximum towing package equipped. Also unchanged will be the maximum payload capacity, which will be 1850 pounds.
2025 Toyota Tundra Electric
The electric Tundra is also close to production. At this moment, exact specifications and design are unknown, but according to the latest rumors, the Tundra Electric will be based on a new platform with unique body styling that will mix bold design with futuristic features. The electric variation will be powered by a 3-motor setup, and it will have more than 650 horsepower. The power will be delivered to the all-wheel drive, and we expect an intelligent all-drive system.
The range with maximum capacity batteries will be around 400 miles, and we expect to see some fast charging options.
The interior of this model will also be redesigned. From the center console, where we will find a 14-inch touchscreen, to the seats, which will get a new design and be wrapped in premium leather.
Price and Release Date
The release date of the 2025 Toyota Tundra is expected to be at the end of 2024. The introduction of an all-electric model will probably happen in Q3 of 2025. The price will start at $44,000 for the base trim and go up to $85,000 for the top-tier trim.
A well-equipped model that will get a more powerful engine variant will start at $60.000, and the TRD PRO trim will have a price of $61.000.
The Tundra Electric will probably start at $55,000 and go up to $85,000 with all additional equipment included.
The competition for the 2025 Toyota Tundra will include the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, and RAM 1500.
