The features, practicality, fuel efficiency, and no-fuss ownership available in the regular RAV4 keep Toyota's compact crossover selling like movie-theater popcorn. If you want butter on that, the RAV4 Hybrid and RAV4 Prime offer it by being both quicker and more fuel efficient.

The Toyota RAV4 (Japanese: トヨタ・RAV4, Hepburn: Toyota Ravufō) is a compact crossover SUV produced by the Japanese automobile manufacturer Toyota.

The SUV, which combines battery power with a gas engine to boost fuel efficiency, has been assembled at Toyota's Georgetown, Ky. plant since 2019. The Kentucky plant, Toyota's largest in the world, makes about two-thirds of the RAV4 Hybrids, which are also assembled in Ontario, Canada.

Obviously RAV4 fans are drawn in by the overall Toyota reputation for longevity, reliability, dependability, and peace of mind. Plus, a RAV4 Hybrid gives owners 219 total horsepower, good low-speed power and torque, a combined 40 miles per gallon (41 in the city and 38 on the highway), and solid ride comfort.

If you're buying a new 2022 Toyota RAV4, we think the best one of the bunch is the Hybrid XLE Premium, which comes standard with all-wheel drive (AWD). It costs just $1,150 more than an equivalent non-hybrid XLE Premium equipped with AWD, and it gets substantially better fuel economy.

Durability Made to Last One of the reasons why Toyotas are such popular cars has to do with the fact that they are so durable. In fact, 80 percent of Toyotas that were bought 20 years ago are still driving around on the roads of Manassas, Virginia, and the world today.

On its launch, the Toyota RAV4 (a contraction of Recreational Active Vehicle with 4-wheel drive) single-handedly created the compact sports utility vehicle segment, bridging what was at the time a gaping chasm between traditional off-road and regular passenger vehicles.

We have six vehicle plants, located in France (Yaris), the UK (Corolla), Turkey (Toyota C-HR and Corolla), the Czech Republic (Aygo), Russia (Camry and RAV4) and Portugal (Land Cruiser for export).

Toyota RAV4 On its launch, the Toyota RAV4 (a contraction of Recreational Active Vehicle with 4-wheel drive) single-handedly created the compact sports utility vehicle segment, bridging what was at the time a gaping chasm between traditional off-road and regular passenger vehicles.

Is The RAV4 Reliable? All signs point to yes. With high reliability ratings, minimal mechanical issues, and low maintenance cost, the RAV4 is a great vehicle to buy as used. The SUV offers a long list of standard safety features to keep you and your family safe.

We begin with the Toyota RAV4, a midsize crossover that remains an icon among its class and a reputable choice for many needs. Unlike other Toyota SUVs that seat seven to eight passengers, the RAV4 seats five and starts out at a comfortable price, making it a great choice for adventurers.

Quality Manufacturing The brand also has a reputation for using the highest quality materials in every car, regardless of its price or segment. From sourcing high-quality components to employing stringent testing procedures, Toyota ensures that every vehicle meets rigorous standards before it reaches the market.

Features of Toyota's New Powertrain

• New 2.5-liter Direct-injection, Inline 4-cylinder Gasoline Engine.
• New 8-speed and 10-speed Automatic Transmissions.
• Advancement of Toyota Hybrid System II (THS-II)

The Toyota RAV4 debuted in the 1994 model year as the first-ever vehicle to feature the look and feel of an SUV on a unibody platform.

We have six vehicle plants, located in France (Yaris), the UK (Corolla), Turkey (Toyota C-HR and Corolla), the Czech Republic (Aygo), Russia (Camry and RAV4) and Portugal (Land Cruiser for export).

In fact, we named it a finalist for our 2023 Best Compact SUV for the Money award. The RAV4 sports a well-built interior with room for five passengers (plus a bunch of cargo), and it comes loaded with standard equipment, from a new and easy-to-use infotainment system to a wide range of safety features.