Toyota unveiled five Woodland concepts for the 2026 SEMA Show, applying off-road styling to family vehicles including the RAV4, Grand Highlander, Sienna minivan, bZ EV crossover, and Crown Signia.
Developed by Toyota's CALTY Design Research branch, the concepts combine family hauling capability with adventure styling. All five share a common design language. Each vehicle receives suspension lift kits, oversized fender flares, satin-black all-terrain wheels, and roof racks with crossbars.
The concepts wear Horizon Blue paint, a color choice referencing classic Toyota models from the 1960s including the Stout, Crown, and Corona. Black accents on the hoods and roofs create a two-tone appearance across the lineup.
The Sienna minivan concept stands out as the most unconventional application. Toyota notes that while minivans typically serve family transportation and practical tasks, the concept adds ground clearance and all-terrain tires to suggest capability beyond typical use.
Toyota positioned the Woodland concepts to demonstrate that its family-focused vehicles could handle more adventurous driving with modest off-road modifications, beyond what the brand's established off-road models like the 4Runner already offer.