The 2022 Toyota Tundra is an extremely capable, refined truck. This truck competes against the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country, Ford F-150 Limited, and Ram 1500 Limited, and is available in Double Cab (also known as extended cab) and CrewMax (also known as crew cab) configurations. In addition to standard safety features, it has a wide selection of optional technology, including a touchscreen. Follow more updates on chopnews
2022 Toyota Tundra Features: Refined, comfortable, luxurious, and highly capable
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In the cabin of the Toyota Tundra 2022, you’ll find refinement and luxury, as well as plenty of technology. The multimedia system features an 8-inch touchscreen and a larger 14-inch screen, which is easy to read and offers lightning-fast interactions. A voice recognition system is also standard, and it lets you control your car with natural language commands. With such high-quality materials, you won’t need to spend time trying to operate the vehicle’s many features.
The 2022 Toyota Tundra is available in two body styles and three cargo bed lengths. You can choose between a crew cab and an extended cab with an 8.1-foot bed.
Other body styles include a crew cab and a 5.5-foot bed. For a more upscale appearance, opt for the Capstone model, which sets a new standard for luxury on factory-fitted Toyota trucks.
It comes with 22-inch chrome wheels, power-retractable running boards, and interior accent lights. You can also upgrade to the TRD Pro model, which comes with a small lift, skid plate, and integrated light bar.
Toyota Tundra competes with Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country, Ford F-150 Limited and Ram 1500 Limited
When it comes to power, the Toyota Tundra has an impressive array of options. Its standard 3.6-liter V6 engine offers superior fuel economy, while the 5.7-liter HEMI(r) V8 engine produces more horsepower and torque. The Ram 1500 also features a more spacious crew cab.
The 2018 model features a redesigned cabin, adding more luxury and refinement. It offers an eight-inch touchscreen and Apple/Android connectivity, heated and ventilated seating, a panoramic moon roof and a heated steering wheel.
However, the Toyota Tundra lacks the high-end interior finishes of the Ford F-150 and the Ram 1500. However, both vehicles score highly in crash tests, with the Ram 1500 achieving a Top Safety Pick status and the Toyota Tundra lagging behind.
Toyota Tundra available in Double Cab (aka extended cab) and CrewMax (aka crew cab) configurations
The new Toyota Tundra is available in a number of cab styles, including a crew cab and a double rig. A Double Cab features four doors and a bed that is either 6.5 feet or 8.1 feet long.
A CrewMax cab has a bed that is 5.5 feet or 6.5 feet long. A crew rig is equipped with a rear sloping roof, which offers increased head and legroom.
The Toyota Tundra comes with plenty of standard features. Most trim levels include storage bins under the rear seat cushions, while top models come with a camera-based rearview mirror and blind spot warning system.
On the downside, the chunky B-pillars limit your visibility over your left shoulder. Luckily, most Tundras have a blind spot warning system as standard, but this technology can’t replace good sight lines.
Toyota touchscreen feature
If you’re looking for a truck with the latest features, look no further than the Toyota Tundra 2022. This truck comes with a new Audio Multimedia System that improves connectivity, infotainment, and human machine interface.
With this system, you can interact with your audio and entertainment systems through sight and touch, simplifying the entire experience.
It’s also equipped with Toyota’s Rear Seat Reminder, which will automatically notify you when your rear door is opened within 10 minutes of turning the vehicle on.
The new screen is the largest of its kind in a pickup truck. It’s bigger than the 8.0-inch touchscreen found on the current model, and will compete with the 12.0-inch screens found in the Ram 1500 and Ford F-150.
It is likely to be standard, but Toyota may decide to drop more details before the official debut. However, we’re not holding our breath for that to happen.
Availability in TRD Pro model
The TRD Pro model of the Toyota Tundra is designed for the rugged outdoors. Its eighteen-inch BBS forged alloy wheels and all-terrain tires offer a wide range of terrain and traction options.
It also has a fully-integrated off-road suspension system and features a TRD Aluminum skid plate. It also comes with TRD Crawl Control and Multi-Terrain Select. The TRD Pro model also comes with a hood badge that reads “TRD Pro.”
The TRD Pro trim of the Toyota Tundra 2022 has several upgrades to its interior and exterior. For one, the standard 14-inch display is a lot larger and has better resolution than its predecessor.
It’s also positioned in a landscape orientation for easier viewing in motion. It also features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as Google cloud-based multimedia.
A new voice-activated system lets you control various aspects of the car using a voice command.
2022 Toyota Tundra priced at $75,225
The upscale version of Toyota’s Tundra is the Capstone, and it starts at $50,595 (including destination). The interior is upholstered in simulated leather and has heated front seats.
Other features include a digital instrument panel, dual-zone automatic climate control, power vertical sliding rear window, and blind-spot monitoring. For those who can afford it, the Tundra 2022 is priced at $75,225.
The Toyota Tundra 2022 is a complete redesign, with a hybrid version and twin-turbo V-6 engines for improved fuel efficiency. It also has a new towing capacity, and the interior is larger than before.
There are also big touchscreen displays integrated into the instrument panel, which are both useful features for modern drivers. The Toyota Tundra 2022 is priced at $75,225, which is far less than most competitors.
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