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Engine Capacity Rating
2.5 L
Fuel Economy Rating
5.5
Fuel Type Category
Hybrid
Engine Power Output
218 hp (combined) - 344 hp (combined)
transmission
E-CVT
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Engine Assembly
2.5 L
Odometer Mileage
5.5
Fuel Type Category
Hybrid
Engine Power Output
218 hp (combined) - 344 hp (combined)
transmission
E-CVT
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Engine Torque Output
221 Nm - 550 Nm (combined)
Engine Capacity Rating
2.5 L
cylinders
4
2026
0 KM
20260 KM
20260 KM
202613,214 KM
202611,200 KM
202628,461 KM
20266,275 KM
20253,598 KM
202346,222 KM
202342,490 KM
202339,000 KM
202318,000 KM
Toyota Camry
Starting from
SAR 106,030
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SAR 79,350
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SAR 63,825
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SAR 387,032
Toyota RAV 4
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SAR 123,000
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SAR 249,550
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SAR 128,742
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SAR 174,455
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The 2026 Toyota Crown brings a distinctive fastback silhouette and a full hybrid powertrain to the Saudi executive-car segment — a car that defies easy categorisation, sitting above conventional sedans in ride height while offering the efficiency of a hybrid at its core. Prices start from SAR 154,230.
The Saudi lineup spans from the Prestige FWD Hybrid (Base) to the Majesta AWD 2.4L Turbo Hybrid (Top), covering a meaningful range in both specification and drivetrain. The entry variant runs a 2.4L non-turbo hybrid system with 344 hp (combined) through an 6-speed Automatic, competitive on fuel efficiency for its class. The top-spec trim steps up to a turbocharged hybrid with all-wheel drive, adding significantly more performance alongside enhanced safety systems, a premium audio setup, and a more assertive road presence — a meaningful upgrade for buyers who want the full Crown experience.
Pros: the AWD turbo hybrid variant delivers a level of performance and all-weather capability that few hybrid saloons in Saudi Arabia can match at this price. Toyota's hybrid reliability record means running costs are predictably low over a long ownership period. Cons: the sloping roofline reduces rear headroom compared with a conventional three-box executive saloon, which may deter buyers who regularly carry tall rear passengers. The Crown's unconventional styling will not appeal to buyers expecting a traditional executive car aesthetic.
No structured residual value data is yet available for the Crown in Saudi Arabia. However, 2026 Crown examples are currently listing from SAR 120,000 on CarSwitch — around 22% below new for the entry trim — while 2023 examples are available from SAR 94,000, offering a meaningful saving for buyers open to a slightly older model year.
Comparables data is not yet populated for this market, but buyers considering the Crown in Saudi Arabia often also look at alternatives such as the Lexus ES and Hyundai Grandeur — rivals that share the Crown's executive hybrid positioning, though the Crown's raised stance and Toyota dealer network across the Kingdom give it practical advantages for many buyers.
