2022 Toyota Tundra Redesign With Hybrid Powertrain
2022 Toyota Tundra Redesign With Hybrid Powertrain – Toyota Tundra has certainly gained a reputation as a truck people can rely on. It’s rarely broken, it does the job it’s asked to do, and looks good too.
But, like most good things, Tundra needs a change. There is nothing wrong with the current generation, but it has not been actually redesigned since 2007. Sure, it has had some refresh years, but fans and fans are ready for the next big Tundra to roll off the assembly line.
2022 Toyota Tundra Redesign With Hybrid Powertrain
2022 Toyota Tundra Hybrid
Today the Toyota Tundra is powered by a combination of the 5.7-liter V8 engine and electronically controlled 6-speed transmission. It produces 381 horsepower and 401 lb.-ft. torque.
Tundra with it estimates fuel 13 cities/18 Highway/15 combined for 4×2 trucks and 13 cities/17 Highway/14 combined for the 4×4.
Many people in the feel of the V8 engine will be replaced by the V6 Twin Turbo engine. Also, there are enough rumors swirling around the automotive water cooler to find out there will be hybrid options available as well.
The hybrid will inevitably increase the gas mileage in the next gene Tundra. This will more than likely result in lower torque endpoints as well.
This idea combines a petrol engine with a few frightened electric motors, while others are very excited to see the potential gains this can bring.
I have written previous stories on the Tundra hybrid potential alternatives. To me what is even more interesting is the reaction of the owners of Tundra and fans.
Most of the information we have about the next Tundra is unofficial. There are rumors that the new Tundra will be using a Twin-Turbo 3.5-liter V6 gas engine with and without an electric hybrid system. There are other rumors indicating the truck will have a spring coil rear suspension, not a leaf spring.
What we can pick up from the prototype truck image is that the front and back of the truck will be restyled. The rear suspension is obscured by the camouflage, and there is a crew of the Tundra cabin with a length of 6.5-foot tested prototype bed.
The Black truck prototype you saw in this image was caught testing last year in Colorado.
There are other reports saying that taxis from the new Tundra will also be completely redesigned, so don’t let the older taxis on this prototype fool you.
