Toyota of Richardson

For 2026, the Toyota Highlander now comes with all-wheel drive (AWD) as standard on every trim. This three-row SUV delivers a versatile driving experience, blending everyday comfort with the capability to handle a variety of road conditions. The AWD system works seamlessly with a turbocharged engine and automatic transmission to ensure dependable performance.

At Toyota of Richardson, we’re helping Texas drivers get behind the wheel of a qualifying electric vehicle while taking advantage of the federal Clean Vehicle Credit—worth up to $7,500 on eligible new EV purchases. This incentive reduces your upfront cost when you buy from a participating dealer like us.

 Hybrid vehicles are a familiar part of the American driving landscape today, but that wasn’t the case 25 years ago. When the Toyota Prius first launched, it introduced an entirely new way of thinking about fuel efficiency and sustainability. Now, with the arrival of the 2026 model, Toyota is celebrating the legacy of the car that helped transform the modern road.
 

Toyota Safety Sense was developed because Toyota has prioritized safety from the very beginning, even before introducing one of the world’s most acclaimed driver-assist systems. The company has a specialized division devoted to advancing safety technology. In 2011, Toyota established the Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC), focusing strongly on mobility safety.