Toyota has given five of its family cars an outdoors makeover for SEMA 2026, with raised suspension, all-terrain tyres and a shared blue-and-black finish. Even the Sienna people carrier gets in on the action.
The Woodland concept lineup covers the RAV4, Grand Highlander, Sienna, electric bZ and Crown Signia.
Developed with CALTY Design Research, the builds explore how familiar passenger vehicles could be adapted for trips beyond the tarmac while retaining their everyday usefulness.
There’s a consistent approach across the five, with lift kits, extended wheelarches, satin-black wheels and roof-mounted carrying equipment. The same ingredients give the collection a recognisable Woodland identity.
The Horizon Blue paint takes inspiration from colours used on the Stout, Crown and Corona in the 1960s. Black finishes on the bonnets and roofs complete the two-tone appearance.
The Sienna is arguably the most interesting of the group. A people carrier with raised suspension and all-terrain tyres offers a different take on the family adventure vehicle.
It’s an appealing idea for drivers who need passenger space but like the thought of venturing down a rough track to a campsite.
Toyota identifies the RAV4 build as a Woodland Plug-in Hybrid Concept, while the bZ brings battery-electric power to the collection. The Grand Highlander and Crown Signia extend the treatment to two more of its family-focused models.
However, Toyota’s announcement doesn’t give lift heights, tyre dimensions or measured improvements in off-road performance.
The equipment suggests greater rough-road potential, but there isn’t enough technical information to judge how much capability each conversion adds.
For now, these are show concepts rather than announced accessory packages. Toyota says the builds use parts and accessories unavailable through its normal range.
Production plans and UK availability haven’t been confirmed.
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