2026 Toyota Crown Signia | POV Night Drive

2026 Toyota Crown Signia Limited POV night drive, review, highway drive, launch control, 0-60 acceleration, exhaust sound. Alongside the bZ Woodland, the Crown Signia represents the segment of the long roof society, and it’s great to see an alternative to SUVs. The car was developed and designed in Japan, so it’s kind of a niche product in America. After spending a week with it, I realized how many things it does right. From the exterior and interior design perspective, the Signia looks more upscale. And it makes sense, as that’s the goal of the Crown line. Interestingly, the Crown Signia doesn’t feature Toyota’s newest, 5th generation hybrid drivetrain. Instead, we get the previous 4th gen, which is still good. Averaging 40 mpg city/highway/combined is a piece of cake, and 240 hp coming from a 2.5L 4-cylinder and 2 electric motors is all you need. I will say though - I’d love to see the Hybrid Max powertrain in the Signia. Imagine a 340 hp turbocharged hybrid wagon with Toyota’s reliability… Other cars to consider are a Lexus RX, Subaru Outback, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Camry, Mazda CX 70, Toyota Highlander. 00:00 - Sneak Peek 00:10 - Exterior 00:42 - Interior (Front Seats) 03:42 - Interior (Backseat) 04:25 - Trunk 04:55 - Exterior 05:42 - Driving 09:40 - Highway 15:00 - Driving 17:07 - Highway 18:44 - Acceleration 19:02 - Driving Specs: Engine: 2.5L naturally aspirated 4-cylinder Electric motors: 180 hp (front) | 54 hp (rear) Total powertrain output: 240 hp Transmission: eCVT | eAWD Color: Bronze Age with Black Roof Price as tested: $54,119 #toyota #toyotacrown #crownsignia #cars #pov #review Follow me on Instagram and TikTok @tom.swiatek