Toyota Crown 2026: Premium Hybrid Sedan with Three Grade Tiers from SAR 158,355

Saudi Arabia: The Toyota Crown has arrived in Saudi Arabia as a premium hybrid sedan. The 2026 lineup is split between high-efficiency and high-performance models across three grades: Prestige, Premium, and Majesta. The lineup presents a clear choice for buyers, pairing a 2.5-litre hybrid with front-wheel drive for the two lower trims, while reserving a potent 2.4-litre turbo hybrid with all-wheel drive for the range-topping Majesta.

Quick read:

• Prices start at SAR 158,355 for the Prestige and go up to SAR 206,195 for the Majesta.
• Two powertrains are offered: a 218 hp 2.5L hybrid (26.1 km/L) and a 344 hp 2.4L turbo-hybrid AWD (18 km/L).
• Interior tech progresses from an 8-inch screen to a 12.3-inch display with an 11-speaker JBL system.
• All grades include Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, with premium trims adding a Panoramic View Monitor and Blind Spot Monitor.

Toyota Crown 2026 Two Hybrid Powertrains

The core of the Crown's strategy lies in its two powertrains. Crown shares two powertrain options: the 2.5L hybrid focuses on fuel efficiency, while the 2.4L turbo-hybrid Majesta offers higher combined output and AWD.

The Prestige and Premium grades use a 2.5-litre, 4-cylinder hybrid system producing a combined 218 hp. Engine torque is listed at 221 Nm. Paired with an Electronically Controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (E-CVT) driving the front wheels, this configuration delivers a claimed fuel efficiency of 26.1 km/L. It’s the choice for buyers prioritising running costs.

For performance, the Majesta grade gets a 2.4-litre, 4-cylinder turbo hybrid. This system produces a significantly higher combined output of 344 hp and 550 Nm of combined torque, channelled through a 6-speed automatic transmission to an all-wheel-drive system. The trade-off is fuel efficiency, which settles at 18 km/L. Both powertrains draw from a 55-litre fuel tank.

Toyota Crown Interior and Cabin Hierarchy

Toyota's materials confirm all grades get premium leather, but cabin technology and comfort features scale with the price.

Inside, every Crown variant is fitted with premium leather seats and power adjustment for the front occupants. The step up to Premium or Majesta adds seat ventilation and a driver-seat memory function. The infotainment display is another key differentiator. Prestige models receive an 8-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and an eight-speaker audio system. Premium and Majesta grades upgrade to a 12.3-inch touchscreen that adds navigation, wireless Apple CarPlay, and an 11-speaker JBL sound system. A vertical wireless smartphone charger is standard across all grades.

Rear passenger comfort also improves with trim level. The Prestige has a 40:60 split-folding rear seat, while the Premium grade features a more versatile 40:20:40 split with an armrest incorporating cupholders and touch controls. Majesta exclusives round out the cabin, adding paddle shifters, wooden decoration, and a rear power sunshade for a more luxurious feel.

Safety and Driver-Assistance Features

The 2026 Toyota Crown comes with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 as standard across all three grades. Additional driver-assistance and parking features depend on the selected variant.

Feature	Prestige	Premium	Majesta
Toyota Safety Sense 3.0	Standard	Standard	Standard
Pre-Collision System	Standard	Standard	Standard
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control	Standard	Standard	Standard
Lane Tracing Assist	Standard	Standard	Standard
Lane Departure Alert	Standard	Standard	Standard
Driver, front passenger, side and curtain airbags	Standard	Standard	Standard
Adaptive High-Beam System	Not listed	Available	Available
Blind Spot Monitor	Not listed	Available	Available
Rear Cross Traffic Alert	Not listed	Available	Available
Rear-view camera	Standard	Panoramic View Monitor	Panoramic View Monitor
Front and rear parking sensors	Not listed	Standard	Standard
Head-up display	Not listed	Not listed	Exclusive

Exterior Dimensions and Wheel Progression

All three Variants of the Toyota Crown share the same exterior dimensions: 4,980 mm in length, 1,840 mm in width, and 1,540 mm in height. The primary exterior distinction is the wheel design. Both the Prestige and Premium grades are fitted with 19-inch alloy wheels. The range-topping Majesta stands apart on larger 21-inch alloy wheels that fill the arches more assertively. Standard features across the lineup include LED front and rear lights and power-adjustable, retractable side mirrors with integrated turn signals. Premium and Majesta grades add front-door courtesy lamps.

2026 Toyota Crown Prices by Variant

Toyota has confirmed the pricing for all three grades starting from SAR 158,35 including a listed shipping fee of SAR 4,025.

Variant	Listed Price	Key Highlights
Prestige	SAR 158,355	2.5L hybrid, 19-inch wheels, 8-inch touchscreen
Premium	SAR 170,315	2.5L hybrid, ventilated seats, 12.3-inch display, JBL audio
Majesta	SAR 206,195	2.4L turbo hybrid, 344 hp, AWD, 21-inch wheels

The Prestige offers the core premium hybrid experience. The SAR 12,000 step to the Premium grade buys significant interior and safety upgrades, making it a strong value proposition for those staying with the efficient 2.5L engine. The Majesta represents a larger jump in price and capability, targeting buyers who want performance and all-weather traction. 

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