Toyota Rav 4 V (XA50) photos

2018 — present · suv
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169–302
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6.0 s
best 0–100

About this generation

The fifth generation Toyota RAV4 (XA50) introduced in 2018 is built on the TNGA-K platform, offering rugged styling and a 306-hp plug-in hybrid. The model achieved widespread global popularity due to its reliability and practicality.

Debuting at the New York International Auto Show in March 2018, the XA50 generation is engineered on Toyota's TNGA-K modular platform. Its styling draws inspiration from the FT-AC concept, featuring angular body surfacing, a prominent hexagonal grille, and squared wheel arches. Chassis rigidity improved by 57%, while ground clearance increased. Advanced AWD options introduced Dynamic Torque Vectoring AWD with rear-driveline disconnect. Engineers paid meticulous attention to structural body rigidity, minimizing noise, vibration, and harshness levels while enhancing cabin material quality. The refined chassis architecture delivered excellent ride comfort and predictable handling characteristics across both urban streets and high-speed highways.

Engine options comprise 2.0-liter (171 hp) and 2.5-liter (203 hp) Dynamic Force gasoline engines, alongside self-charging hybrid (218–222 hp) and the high-performance RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid (Prime) delivering 306 horsepower. Gearbox selections include 6-speed manuals, 8-speed Direct Shift automatics, and e-CVT units. A 2021 update brought revised LED headlamps and upgraded interior digital displays. The XA50 generation remains in active global production. High levels of active and passive safety were corroborated by outstanding crash test results and comprehensive driver assistance technologies. Thanks to exceptional mechanical endurance and robust powertrain engineering, this generation earned global acclaim across all major automotive markets.

Specifications

10
4600 mm181.1 in
Length
1855 mm73.0 in
Width
1685 mm66.3 in
Height
2690 mm105.9 in
Wheelbase
580 l20.5 cu ft
Trunk
195 mm7.7 in
Ground clearance
Petrol
2.0
169hp(126 kW)
2.0 l CVT FWD 0–100 10.7 s
Torque
203 Nm (150 lb-ft)
Top speed
190 km/h (118 mph)
Displacement
1987 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
M20A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1475 kg (3252 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
6.4 l/100 km (37 mpg US)
CO₂
144 g/km
2.0 AWD
169hp(126 kW)
2.0 l CVT AWD 0–100 11.0 s
Torque
203 Nm (150 lb-ft)
Top speed
190 km/h (118 mph)
Displacement
1987 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
M20A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1545 kg (3406 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
6.7 l/100 km (35 mpg US)
CO₂
153 g/km
2.0
173hp(129 kW)
2.0 l 6-speed manual FWD 0–100 9.8 s
2018–2021
Torque
208 Nm (153 lb-ft)
Top speed
190 km/h (118 mph)
Displacement
1987 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
M20A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1450 kg (3197 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
6.0 l/100 km (39 mpg US)
CO₂
137 g/km
2.0 AWD
173hp(129 kW)
2.0 l 6-speed manual AWD 0–100 10.2 s
2018–2021
Torque
208 Nm (153 lb-ft)
Top speed
190 km/h (118 mph)
Displacement
1987 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
M20A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1520 kg (3351 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
6.5 l/100 km (36 mpg US)
CO₂
149 g/km
2.5
204hp(152 kW)
2.5 l 8-speed automatic FWD
Torque
243 Nm (179 lb-ft)
Top speed
200 km/h (124 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1530 kg (3373 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
7.8 l/100 km (30 mpg US) EPA
2.5 AWD
204hp(152 kW)
2.5 l 8-speed automatic AWD
Torque
243 Nm (179 lb-ft)
Top speed
200 km/h (124 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FKS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1600 kg (3527 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
8.1 l/100 km (29 mpg US) EPA
Hybrid
2.5 Hybrid
215hp(160 kW)
2.5 l CVT FWD 0–100 8.4 s
Torque
221 Nm (163 lb-ft)
Top speed
180 km/h (112 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FXS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1590 kg (3505 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
5.6 l/100 km (42 mpg US)
CO₂
126 g/km
2.5 Hybrid AWD
219hp(163 kW)
2.5 l CVT AWD 0–100 8.1 s
Torque
221 Nm (163 lb-ft)
Top speed
180 km/h (112 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FXS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1650 kg (3638 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Fuel consumption
5.7 l/100 km (41 mpg US)
CO₂
129 g/km
PHEV
2.5 Plug-in Hybrid
260hp(194 kW)
2.5 l 18.1 kWh CVT FWD
2021–present
Torque
227 Nm (167 lb-ft)
Top speed
180 km/h (112 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FXS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1830 kg (4034 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Battery
18.1 kWh
2.5 Plug-in Hybrid AWD
302hp(225 kW)
2.5 l 18.1 kWh CVT AWD 0–100 6.0 s
2020–present
Torque
227 Nm (167 lb-ft)
Top speed
180 km/h (112 mph)
Displacement
2487 cc
Cylinders
4
Engine
A25A-FXS
Aspiration
naturally aspirated
Curb weight
1910 kg (4211 lb)
Fuel tank
55 l (14.5 gal US)
Battery
18.1 kWh
Range
68 km (42 mi) EPA
Fuel consumption
1.0 l/100 km (235 mpg US)
CO₂
22 g/km

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