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Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift specifications

The Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift was built from 2015 to 2021. This page lists all 13 versions (crossover) with 232–375 hp and 385–650 Nm of torque.

232–375 hp
Power (173–280 kW)
385–650 Nm
Torque (284–479 lb-ft)
8.5–10.5 s
0–100 km/h (fastest to slowest version)
210 km/h
Highest top speed (130 mph)

All versions

From least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market and model year.

Power, torque and performance for each version of the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift.
VersionEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedGearboxDrive
4.5 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.5 litre diesel232 hp 173 kW615 Nm8.9 s210 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
4.5 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.5 litre diesel245 hp 183 kW650 Nm8.9 s210 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
4.5 AT AWD SUV 5 doors4.5 litre diesel245 hp 183 kW650 Nm8.9 s210 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
4.0 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.0 litre gasoline270 hp 201 kW385 Nm8.5 s210 km/hAutomatic, 5-speedAll wheel drive
4.0 AT AWD SUV 5 doors4.0 litre gasoline270 hp 201 kW385 Nm8.5 s210 km/hAutomatic, 5-speedAll wheel drive
4.0 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.0 litre gasoline270 hp 201 kW385 Nm——Manual, 5-speedAll wheel drive
4.6 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.6 litre gasoline304 hp 227 kW439 Nm8.6 s195 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
4.6 AT AWD SUV 5 doors4.6 litre gasoline304 hp 227 kW439 Nm8.6 s195 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
4.6 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors4.6 litre gasoline314 hp 234 kW460 Nm8.6 s195 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
5.7 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors5.7 litre gasoline375 hp 280 kW545 Nm10.5 s210 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
4.5 D AT AWD SUV 5 doors Arctic Trucks———————
4.5 D AT AWD SUV 5 doors———————
4.6 AT AWD SUV 5 doors Arctic Trucks———————

Dimensions and weight

Typical values for the 200 Series, second facelift, crossover.
Length4,950 mm195 in
Width1,980 mm78 in
Height1,955 mm77 in
Wheelbase2,850 mm112 in
Ground clearance230 mm9 in
Kerb weight2,430–2,640 kg5,357–5,820 lb
Boot space259–909 litres9–32 cu ft
Seats5, 7
Fuel tank93 litres25 US gal

Questions about the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift

What is the most powerful Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift?

The 5.7 AT 4WD suv 5 doors, with 375 hp (280 kW) and 545 Nm of torque.

How fast is the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift from 0 to 100 km/h?

The quickest version, the 4.0 AT 4WD suv 5 doors, takes 8.5 seconds; the slowest takes 10.5 seconds. 0–60 mph is about 0.3 seconds quicker than 0–100 km/h.

What engines does the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift have?

Engines from 4.0 to 5.7 litres, running on diesel or gasoline. The table above lists the power, torque and gearbox of each version.

How big is the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series, second facelift?

About 4,950 mm long, 1,980 mm wide and 1,955 mm tall (195 in long), weighing 2,430–2,640 kg. Figures vary slightly by body style.

Every Toyota Land Cruiser generation

  1. BJ 1951–1954
  2. J20 1955–1960
  3. 40 Series 1960–1984
  4. J40/J50 1960–1984
  5. 60 Series 1980–1990
  6. J60 1980–1987
  7. 70 Series 1984–2007
  8. J70 1984–2024
  9. J60, facelift 1987–1990
  10. 80 Series 1989–1994
  11. J80 1989–1997
  12. J70, facelift 1990–1999
  13. 80 Series, facelift 1995–1997
  14. 100 Series 1998–2002
  15. J100 1998–2002
  16. J70, second facelift 1999–2007
  17. 100 Series, facelift 2002–2005
  18. J100, facelift 2003–2005
  19. 100 Series, second facelift 2005–2007
  20. J100, second facelift 2005–2007
  21. 200 Series 2007–2012
  22. 70 Series, facelift 2007–2023
  23. J200 2007–2012
  24. J70, third facelift 2007–2020
  25. J200, facelift 2011–2015
  26. 200 Series, facelift 2012–2015
  27. 200 Series, second facelift 2015–2021
  28. J200, second facelift 2015–2020
  29. 300 Series 2021–present
  30. 70 Series, second facelift 2023–present

Toyota Land Cruiser overview: current engines, dimensions and markets

Sources: manufacturer data for each version. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market, model year and equipment.