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Compare Toyota SUV Sizes

Posted on February 28, 2025

Do you have a big family that needs lots of room? Or have tons of gear to transport around Edmonton? You might need something bigger than your typical sedan. 

 

West Edmonton Mall Toyota has something for everyone. In this blog, we explore and compare Toyota SUV sizes to help you decide which SUV suits your lifestyle! From generous passenger capacities to excellent fuel efficiency, we know what Edmonton drivers need best.

 

Let’s jump on in!

 

 

Read: The Perfect Driver For The 2025 Toyota Highlander

 

2025 Toyota SUV Sizes

Toyota Canada currently has ten SUV models available for the Canadian market, and that’s not counting the endless configurations and hybrid options. 

 

Whether you’re looking for a smaller, more compact SUV or the biggest and boldest… you’re in the right place.

 

Firstly, we’ll compare the 2025 Toyota compact SUVs and crossovers. 

 

Toyota SUV Sizes: Compact SUVs

 

 

As of February 2025, the current compact SUVs and crossovers available in Canada are:

• RAV4 & RAV4 Hybrid
• RAV4 Prime Plug-In Hybrid
• Corolla Cross & Corolla Cross Hybrid
• Crown Signia
• bz4X

 

Compact SUV Results

The 2025 Toyota Crown Signia is the largest of the compact SUVs with an exterior length of 4930mm (194.1 inches) and the Toyota Corolla Cross is the smallest with a length of 4474mm. However, despite the size difference, there isn’t much of a contrast in cargo capacity! The Crown Signia can hold 702L with the Corolla Cross holding up to 680L. Although the Corolla Cross L AWD, LE AWD and XLE AWD configurations can only hold a maximum of 609.

 

 

Read: Everything Edmonton Drivers Need To Know About the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia

 

The leader of the pack for cargo capacity is the 2025 Toyota RAV4! No surprise there, as the RAV4 is the best-selling Toyota SUV of all time. It can hold a maximum of 1977L with the rear seats folded down, and still manages an amazing 1059L with the seats up. If you’re looking for a compact SUV with massive cargo capacity, the RAV4 is in first place. The plug-in hybrid RAV4 is not far behind with 949L of cargo capacity. Plenty of room for sports equipment, groceries, and more!

 

 

Compact SUV Pricing

Compare the starting prices of 2025 Toyota compact SUVs below.

 

Crown Signia - $61,098

bZ4X - $46,515 to $51,845*

RAV4 - $37,194 to $51,164

RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid - $55,540 to $60,380

Corolla Cross - $31,288 to $40,998

*The Toyota bZ4X is currently only available at select dealerships in British Columbia and Quebec. We hope to have this model available in Alberta soon!

 

The largest SUV, the Crown Signia,  has the highest starting price at $61,098. Likewise, the smallest SUV, the Corolla Cross, has the lowest starting price at $31,288. Explore our current compact SUVs and crossovers for Edmonton drivers here. 

 

 

Toyota SUV Sizes: Midsize and Full-size SUVs

 

 

As of February 2025, the current midsize and full-size SUVs available in Canada are:

• Highlander & Highlander Hybrid
• Grand Highlander & Grand Highlander Hybrid
• 4Runner
• Land Cruiser
• Sequioa

 

Midsize and Full-Size SUV Results

The luxurious full-size Toyota Sequoia can seat seven or eight passengers and is the largest SUV in the Toyota line-up. However, the Grand Highlander, which is slightly smaller in size and also seats seven to eight passengers, has more total cargo space available. The Grand Highlander can hold 2761L of cargo capacity with all seats down compared to the Sequoia’s 2461L. 

 

 

Read: The Perfect Driver For The 2025 Toyota Sequoia

 

The smallest midsize SUV is the Toyota 4Runner with an exterior length of 4950mm, but it can still seat between five to seven passengers and hold a total cargo volume of 2381L. In comparison, the Toyota Land Cruiser, which is similar in size, doesn’t have configurations that increase seating capacity beyond five passengers. Not to worry though! The Land Cruiser can hold up to 2322L, with plenty of space for whatever you need on your next outdoor adventure. 

 

 

Midsize and Full-Size SUV Pricing

Compare the starting prices of 2025 Toyota midsize and full-size SUVs below.

 

Sequoia- $87,684 to $105,341

Grand Highlander - $54,494 to $69,419

Highlander- $53,854 to $62,439

Land Cruiser- $72,922 to $80,922

4Runner - $57,818 to $70,400

 

Out the gate, the 2025 Toyota Sequoia has the priciest entry point at $87,684 for base models and $105,341 for the Sequoia Capstone configuration. The 2025 Highlander has the lowest starting price at $53,854 although the Grand Highlander isn’t far behind with $54,494.

 

 

Why Choose a Toyota SUV?

Toyota vehicles are well known for reliability, high resale value, and low cost of ownership. If you’re looking for an affordable, well-performing SUV that will last years to come with the correct maintenance schedule, then Toyota SUVs are right for you! 

 

Our team here at West Edmonton Mall Toyota has the largest service centre in Western Canada and can help you take care of your vehicle. We service all makes and models, and guarantee excellence, genuine parts, and friendly customer service. Book a maintenance appointment for your Toyota SUV here. 

 

Gas vs Hybrid

You may be asking yourself, “Which SUV do I get - gas or hybrid?”

 

Toyota has the largest hybrid line-up in Canada and has plenty of options if you’re looking for affordable, environmentally friendly, and fuel-efficient vehicles. Hybrid options have higher starting prices, but significantly lower fuel usage, and are a great investment for families looking to save on gas costs!

 

Learn more about hybrid technology and its benefits here. 

 

 

Which Toyota SUV Is Right For You?

Whether you need space for eight passengers, off-roading capabilities like the Land Cruiser, or a smaller vehicle for your daily commute, we have the SUV for you. Check out our online showroom or swing by and visit us at West Edmonton Mall Toyota to see our new and pre-owned vehicle inventory. We can’t wait to meet you! 

Read: Toyota Land Cruiser vs Toyota 4Runner: Which is Right For You?