UK prices for the 2019 Toyota RAV4

Ahead of deliveries beginning next April, Toyota has confirmed prices and specifications for its all-new fifth-generation RAV4.

There’ll be a choice of Icon, Design, Excel and Dynamic trim grades. All come with LED headlights, rear privacy glass, rear parking sensors and a reversing camera. Among the other key features are a 7” TFT driver information display, a DAB radio and the Touch 2 infotainment system that uses an 8” touchscreen.

Toyota RAV4 (2019) Front Side

Also fitted as standard is the Safety Sense suite of technologies. This comprises all-speeds adaptive cruise control (which can operate even in stop-start traffic), pre-collision detection, lane departure warning, road sign recognition and automated emergency calling if a crash occurs.

The Design variant adds a wheel upgrade from 17” to 18”, satellite navigation, front parking sensors, Smart Entry and a powered tailgate.

Toyota RAV4 (2019) Dashboard

Customers wanting more luxury might want to opt for the Excel, as it gains leather upholstery, heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. A blind spot monitor and rear cross-traffic alert are part of the enhanced package, too.

Alternatively, the range-topping Dynamic has a more purposeful appearance courtesy of black 18” wheels and two-tone metallic paint. Inside, a black headlining and heated front sports seats continue the theme.

Toyota RAV4 (2019) Interior

Significantly, every 2019 RAV4 offered in the UK is going to be a self-charging hybrid. The set-up consists of a 2.5 litre, four-cylinder, petrol engine together with an electric motor unit, a nickel metal-hydride battery and a continuously-variable automatic transmission.

Hybrid AWD-i is available for every equipment level (apart from Icon). This all-wheel drive system sends torque to the rear axle as required, plus it has a Trail mode for rougher terrain.

Toyota RAV4 (2019) Rear Side

Toyota dealers are accepting RAV4 orders now.

2019 Toyota RAV4
UK on-the-road prices
Trim grade OTR
Icon front-wheel drive £29,635
Design front-wheel drive £31,190
Design AWD-i £33,430
Excel front-wheel drive £33,610
Excel AWD-i £35,850
Dynamic front-wheel drive £34,400
Dynamic AWD-i £36,640

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