Toyota is redesigning and “electrifying” its Rav4 lineup for 2026 with models that aren’t quite EVs, but could masquerade as one. The mega popular SUV will come standard with hybrid powertrains, including a plug-in version with a feature you’d expect in only pure EVs: fast charging.

The RAV4 lineup will include plug-in hybrid and performance GR-Sport models as Toyota looks to expand sales of its No. 1 selling vehicle.

America’s best-selling SUV has some cool features we haven’t seen before, from its new tech to its versatile interior.

The new RAV4 looks to be a compelling contender in a competitive segment, but can it keep its best-seller status? Here's how it stacks up against the CR-V and Forester.

Toyota’s best-selling crossover will only be available as a hybrid and plug-in hybrid. That’s good news for everybody.

The RAV4 is one of the most popular SUVs in the United States. And going forward, it will only come in a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid. Of course, Toyota is well-known for its dedication to the hybrid. But it’s still shocking that such a popular model is leaving gas in the dust.