Overview
- Built on the Hilux-derived IMV ladder frame and sized at about 4.57 meters in length, the FJ slots below the Land Cruiser 250.
- The production model uses a 2.7-liter four-cylinder petrol engine paired with a six-speed automatic and a selectable 4L low-range system.
- Design closely follows the earlier Compact Cruiser study and emphasizes utility with MOLLE mounting points and removable bumper corners.
- Toyota plans the FJ’s first public showing at the Japan Mobility Show, with sales in Japan scheduled to begin in mid-2026.
- Chief engineer Masaya Uchiyama says there are no plans for Europe or the U.S., and pricing as well as additional powertrains remain unannounced.