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The fourth generation Toyota Noah (R90), introduced in 2022, is constructed on the modern TNGA-C modular platform.

The fourth-generation Toyota Noah minivan, designated R90, was revealed in January 2022. Built on the TNGA-C (GA-C) platform, the R90 achieves higher structural body rigidity, reduced noise levels, and refined ride comfort. Exterior styling is anchored by a bold front grille architecture flanked by sleek LED lighting. Practical innovations include power sliding doors with hands-free foot sensors and a free-stop rear hatch mechanism.

Engine options feature a 2.0-liter M20A-FKS Dynamic Force engine (170 hp) mated to a Direct Shift-CVT, along with Toyota's 5th-generation hybrid system combining a 1.8-liter engine and electric motors for 140 hp total output. Hybrid models offer an updated E-Four electric all-wheel-drive option. Standard safety technology includes the latest Toyota Safety Sense suite and Toyota Teammate advanced drive features.

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