Crossover Transitions to 2021 Unchanged
Toyota has uncovered the worth of the 2024 Venza. The sought-after crossover has seen a slight augment of $300 on the whole for all four tiers, rendering them pricier than in prior times.
It seems the car producer has done nothing to adjust the Venza for model year 2024. There have been only a couple of small changes made to the Japanese-produced crossover. Let’s take a look at the renewed prices of each trim and what purchasers can expect to get in recompense for their money. The selection begins with the LE grade costing $34,920.
This introductory model is outfitted with LED headlamps, 18-inch rims, a power-operated tailgate, wireless gadget charging, Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, and further features. To upgrade to the superior Venza XLE, consumers have to pay an extra cost of $39,130, which brings considerably more goodies. Here one can find SofTex (faux leather) upholstery along with an 8-way adjustable driver’s seat, not to mention 19-inch wheels as well.
While the LE editions feature an eight-inch display, XLE cuts boast a 12.3-inch touchscreen equipped with Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility.
The following is the Nightshade, with an effort to provide a dose of sass to the family-friendly crossover. For the MY2023 offering, just three colors are available – Celestial Black, Wind Chill Pearl, and Ruby Flare Red – alongside some black exterior highlights such as on the door handles, mirror caps, rocker panels, and antenna. The bumpers receive smoked chrome finishes, making for a more menacing aspect. Glossy black 19-inch wheels are included in the blend.
Unlike the XLE, those opting for the Nightshade trim can anticipate cloth upholstery with heated front seating. It’s cost stands at $40,255, an extra fee of only $1,125 more over the XLE, a relatively small additional amount in comparison to the additional aesthetic add-ons it brings.
At the top of the spectrum is the Limited variant, selling for $43,065. Coming as standard is a ten-inch head-up display, air-conditioned front seats, and an 8-way adjustable front passenger seat. Special to the Limited model are a digitalised rear-view mirror and a nine-speaker JBL audio set-up.
No matter which flavor of 2024 Venza you go with, they are all outfitted with the same 2.5-liter hybrid four-banger. Outputting a total of 219 horsepower, don’t expect to be amazed by its speed, yet drivers should be more than pleased with its gas savings – generating around 39 mpg on the average highway journey.
It would have been pleasing to witness Toyota refining the Venza; however, that hasn’t come to pass as of yet. Potentially in the year ahead, more far-reaching revisions may be visible. In Japan, the SUV ( prevalently referred to as the Harrier over there) was brought into being with a more efficient plug-in hybrid engine featuring a joined output of 302 horsepower.
The amounts here listed are devoid of Toyota’s $1,395 handling cost.
