Toyota Australia has provided details on the allocation and expected waiting times for the highly anticipated 2025 Prado, offering clarity to potential buyers eager to get their hands on the new model.
- Toyota Australia expects to receive 40,000 Prados in the first 12 months of sales
- This allocation is nearly double the current Prado's annual sales figures
- Waiting times are expected to be between three to six months for most variants
Allocation Details:
- 40,000 units allocated for the first year of sales in Australia
- Represents a significant increase from the current model's sales of about 21,000 units annually
- Allocation split across various trim levels and powertrain options
Expected Waiting Times:
- Most variants: 3 to 6 months wait time
- Some popular variants may have longer waiting periods
- Toyota aims to reduce wait times compared to the current model
Model Lineup:
- New Prado to be offered in both five-seat and seven-seat configurations
- Multiple trim levels expected, catering to different customer preferences
- Hybrid powertrain option to be introduced alongside traditional diesel engine
Market Positioning:
- Prado to maintain its position as a key player in the large SUV segment
- Increased allocation reflects Toyota's confidence in the new model's appeal
- Competes with models like Ford Everest and Isuzu MU-X
The confirmed allocation and relatively short waiting times for the 2025 Toyota Prado demonstrate Toyota's commitment to meeting high customer demand for this popular SUV. With nearly double the allocation of the current model, Toyota is positioning the new Prado for significant market success, while aiming to reduce the long wait times that have plagued the outgoing model.
