What Toyota Is Discontinuing for 2027
A look at what is leaving Toyota's lineup, and what is staying, at Kunes Auto Group. We make it EASY!
Toyota's 2027 changes are bigger than they look. The gas and hybrid Highlander is ending as the model goes all-electric, the GR Supra is gone, and several trims across the Grand Highlander, Corolla Cross, and Corolla Hatchback are leaving. This page covers what is leaving, what is changing, and what carries over, so you can plan your next Toyota with Kunes Auto Group.
What Is Leaving the Lineup
Toyota is ending the gas and hybrid Highlander. The 2027 Highlander is an all-new, electric-only SUV, and 2026 was the last year for the gas and hybrid versions, so buyers who want a gas or hybrid three-row Toyota are pointed to the Grand Highlander. The GR Supra is gone too: production of the current car ended in March 2026 with the Final Edition, and Toyota's 2027 lineup does not include it. Several trims are leaving as well. The Grand Highlander drops the Hybrid Nightshade Edition and the Hybrid MAX Limited (the Hybrid MAX powertrain is now offered only on the Platinum). The Corolla Cross Hybrid loses its entry-level S trim and now comes in SE and XSE, and the Corolla Hatchback drops its FX Edition. Earlier exits are already history: the Camry and the RAV4 dropped their gas-only engines, and the Avalon ended after 2022. If one of these is on your list, ask us about remaining inventory before it sells out.
What's Changing This Year
The electric Highlander is the headline, though Toyota has delayed its launch, so ask us about timing. The Grand Highlander adds a new hybrid Woodland Edition and offers all-wheel drive on the gas LE, XLE, and Limited without bundling it into a package. The Corolla Hatchback gains a standard digital gauge cluster (a 12.3-inch cluster and 10.5-inch touchscreen come standard on the XSE). The Corolla family also adds a limited 60th Anniversary Special Edition, built on the Corolla Hybrid SE, with 2,500 planned for the U.S. in early 2027. Trims, pricing, and availability for the 2027 model year are still settling in places, so check with our team for the latest details on any model.
What Stays (and What's New)
Most of Toyota's lineup carries on. The Camry, Corolla, Corolla Hatchback, Corolla Cross, Crown, Crown Signia, Prius, Grand Highlander, Land Cruiser, Sequoia, and Tundra are listed as 2027 models, and the RAV4, Tacoma, 4Runner, and Sienna continue as well, though Toyota had not announced 2027 pricing for them at the time of writing. Every Camry and RAV4 is already electrified. Service and parts support for every Toyota, including the models leaving the lineup, continues at Kunes Auto Group.
Ready to Find Your Next Toyota?
Browse the current Toyota lineup at Kunes Auto Group, or stop in to talk through your options. If a model you want is leaving the lineup, we will help you find the best match, with no pressure. We make it EASY!
Information reflects Toyota statements and reporting available on November 11, 2026, and is subject to change. Model availability, trims, and remaining inventory vary by location. See Kunes Auto Group for complete, current details.
