The New 2021 Toyota Harrier with Bold Designs and Panoramic Sunroof

easily capture the SUV market given its exquisite look and state of the art features. In addition to some top of the line safety features, it's equipped with a panoramic roof along with a feature-packed infotainment system.

Toyota Harrier was frequently associated with the Lexus RX in Japan but the company aims to introduce it as a standalone SUV model. Harrier could find a large market in the US as SUV sales have surged in the country.

This Japan-market crossover would slot in between the RAV4 and Highlander, and Toyota already holds a trademark for the Harrier name in the U.S.

The Toyota Harrier is not a familiar nameplate to most Americans. Previously sold in Japan as an identical twin of the Lexus RX with a Toyota badge, the Harrier has recently diverged from the Lexus.

Powertrains for the Japanese-market Harrier include a 2.0-liter inline-four with 169 hp paired with a CVT and a hybrid system that uses a 2.5-liter inline-four and electric motors to produce a total output of between 215 and 219 hp. If it comes to the U.S., we might expect to see the hybrid drivetrain offered along with a more powerful turbo-four or V-6 option.