In terms of design, the Century SUV gets a large grille flanked by split horizontal LED headlights. It also has a “Phoenix emblem” in the centre that is been seen on all Toyota Century models since its inception in 1967. The SUV features an upright and angular stance with rounded edges and a prominent shoulder line.
At the rear, it gets a slant rear glass and a straight tailgate design. It also features signature LED taillamps with 3D elements and Century badging at the centre. It features 20-inch alloy wheels but customers can also opt for 22-inch, the design of the alloy wheels takes inspiration from Century sedan.
There are also two door opening options for rear doors, a conventional version that opens sideways and a sliding door option, like an MPV.
The SUV features a two-tone paint job and is available in a total of seven different exterior paint colour combinations. The Century SUV measures 5205mm in length, 1990mm in width, and 1805mm in height and has a wheelbase of 2950mm. The SUV tips the scale at 2,570 kilograms.
Moving inside, the SUV gets four seating options and there’s a long list of convenience features. Some of it includes dual-digital screens for infotainment and the instrument cluster, an 18-speaker sound system, a wireless phone charger, a digital rear-view mirror, a heated steering wheel, power reclining side steps, electrically adjustable seats, rotating picnic tables, two 11.6inch TVs, two removable 5.5-inch touchscreen control panels, refrigerator and much more.
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Talking about the powertrain, the Century SUV gets a plug-in powertrain. It’s powered by a 3.5-litre, V6 petrol engine paired with a rear-mounted electric motor. It comes paired with a CVT transmission and power is sent to all four wheels. It puts out a combined horsepower of 406 hp and Toyota claims that the the Century SUV has an all-electric range of up to 69km.