The 2025 Toyota LandCruiser Prado has cemented its reputation as a dependable SUV by earning a prestigious five-star ANCAP safety rating.
Designed to meet the highest safety expectations for Australian and New Zealand roads, the Prado demonstrated robust performance across all major safety categories.
Top-Tier Safety Features
Standard across all variants of the Prado are advanced safety features that showcase Toyota’s commitment to passenger and pedestrian protection.
These include:
- Airbags: Dual frontal, side chest-protecting, side head-protecting, and knee airbags for both driver and passenger.
- Centre Airbag: Provides additional protection in side-impact crashes by preventing head-to-head contact between front-seat occupants.
- Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB): Detects vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. Includes junction, crossing, backover, and head-on detection.
- Lane Support Systems: Lane Keep Assist (LKA), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), and Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK).
- Speed Assistance Systems (SAS): Features speed sign recognition to keep drivers informed and compliant.
Assessment Scores
The Prado excelled in ANCAP’s rigorous crash tests, achieving commendable results across all categories:
Model | Power Output | Engine Type |
---|---|---|
iM3 (Electric) | ~746kW (1000hp) | Quad-Motor EV |
M3 (Petrol) | Estimated 400kW+ | 3.0L Twin-Turbo I6 |
Crash Test Insights
Adult Occupant Protection
The Prado performed admirably in frontal offset head-on crash tests, with the majority of critical body regions receiving a Good rating.
However, some areas, such as the driver’s lower leg and chest, were rated Adequate and Marginal, respectively.
Despite these minor deductions, the Prado’s overall performance remained strong.
Child Occupant Protection
In tests simulating second-row seating for children, the Prado achieved Good ratings for both child dummies.
The SUV secured maximum points in this category, showcasing its family-friendly design and commitment to younger passengers’ safety.
Vulnerable Road User Protection
The Prado’s design and AEB systems provide robust protection for pedestrians and cyclists.
Scoring 84% in this category, the vehicle demonstrated effective collision avoidance in various scenarios.
Safety Assist
Equipped with cutting-edge safety technologies, the Prado excelled in proactive measures to prevent accidents.
Features like post-crash multi-collision braking and speed assistance systems contributed to its 82% Safety Assist score.
Toyota’s Continued Focus on Safety
“The new Toyota Prado delivers a robust level of safety that aligns with the expectations of fleet buyers and everyday consumers,” said ANCAP CEO Carla Hoorweg. “This result highlights Toyota’s ongoing commitment to safety across its lineup.”
A Safe Choice for Australian Families
With its impressive crash test results and suite of advanced safety features, the 2025 Toyota Prado offers peace of mind for drivers and passengers alike.
Whether navigating urban streets or tackling off-road adventures, the Prado ensures a secure and reliable journey. Its five-star safety rating underscores Toyota’s dedication to protecting Australians on the road.
Ready to Explore?
The 2025 Toyota Prado is available in local showrooms, combining rugged capability with top-tier safety.
For Australian families and adventurers seeking unparalleled protection and performance, the Prado remains a leading choice.