2024 Toyota Tundra Updates: A Overview of What’s New for 2024

For the 2024 model year, the Toyota Tundra full-size pickup truck presents a wide array of 40 model and trim combinations. A highlight is the introduction of the i-FORCE MAX hybrid models, which are engineered to deliver a potent blend of power, performance, and efficiency.

The new Tundra, designed with a modern body-on-frame chassis, emphasizes both strength and comfort. It employs a fully-boxed ladder frame for impressive rigidity and handling. Enhanced ride comfort is particularly notable in the Limited grades and above, where the cabin utilizes hydraulic cab mounts for its attachment to the frame.

A standout in the lineup is the newly introduced Limited Nightshade grade. This variant showcases the Nightshade styling, further enhancing the already rugged and refined appearance of the Tundra.

Exterior hues are essential to a vehicle's appeal, and the 2024 Tundra simply looks great. An all-new Terra exterior color is now available for the TRD Pro grade. This addition complements Tundra’s design philosophy of “Technical Muscle”, which seeks to depict a balance between capability and aesthetic toughness.

Inside, the Tundra offers a choice between Double Cab or CrewMax body configurations. The spacious interiors can comfortably seat up to five adults, with the CrewMax variant providing extra room in the back row. Premium materials are strategically placed, echoing the truck's dual heritage of work and leisure. The dashboard's horizontal layout integrates seamlessly with the center stack and overall interior, presenting a harmonious design.

Tech enthusiasts will appreciate the factory-fitted Toyota Multimedia system which can be accessed on an available 14-inch touchscreen which offers wireless integration with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Enhancing user interaction, the interface supports various touch gestures familiar to smartphone users.

Safety remains paramount. Every 2024 Tundra comes loaded with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5, a comprehensive suite of active safety technologies. This is complemented by other standard features like the Toyota Star Safety System, backup camera, eight airbags, and an anti-theft alarm system.

Under the hood, buyers will find three powertrain configurations. The 4x2 models feature an i-FORCE 3.5L twin-turbo V6 engine, while the 4x4 models have an option between two tuning configurations for the same engine. The i-FORCE MAX models introduce a hybrid powertrain, delivering a remarkable 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque.

Furthermore, new updates like power extendable towing mirrors are available on select grades. The starting price point for the 2024 Toyota Tundra is set at $51,450. With these offerings, Toyota is once more geared to present a compelling choice for truck enthusiasts in 2024.