What are the dimensions of the 2021 Land Cruiser?

[RichardLynn]

2021 Land Cruiser dimensions are length 5170000mm, width 1980000mm, height 1890000mm, wheelbase 2850mm, and minimum ground clearance 230mm. Below is a related introduction to the 2021 Land Cruiser: 1. Design: The new Toyota Land Cruiser does not show significant changes in body dimensions compared to the previous model, with differences mainly in details. It still maintains the classic large size, alloy wheels, and the latest smoked LED taillight design. 2. Interior: The upgraded Toyota Land Cruiser's interior shows noticeable changes compared to the current model. The dashboard design not only looks more technologically advanced but also features enhanced textures in various functional areas and buttons. The new multifunction steering wheel and dashboard incorporate the latest chrome trim design. Additionally, the floating center screen and the latest dashboard design share many similarities with the new Toyota Highlander and Toyota RAV4, appearing more refined and layered.

[CarsonLynn]

I drove my friend's 2021 Land Cruiser, and this vehicle is truly massive! I remember the width with mirrors was almost 2 meters, specifically 1980mm, and the length was around 4.9 meters. Parking it was noticeably more challenging than with a regular SUV. The height was more manageable, though, at just under 1.9 meters, making it easy to enter underground parking. On a long trip, I noticed the wheelbase is extremely long, resulting in a large turning radius—narrow road U-turns required two full turns of the wheel. If you opt for the off-road package, the body length increases by a few more centimeters.

[GenevieveFitz]

Last year when helping the company purchase a fleet, I specifically checked the parameters. The dimensions of the 2021 Land Cruiser standard version are 4950×1980×1890mm with a wheelbase of 2850mm. However, the Middle East version and GR Sport version have slight dimensional differences. What surprised me most was the 230mm minimum ground clearance, which is significantly higher than many urban SUVs. The 138-liter fuel tank capacity also left a deep impression, considering such a large vehicle's fuel consumption is not low either.

[VonDelaney]

As an off-road veteran, I believe the key dimensions of the Land Cruiser boil down to three points: First, the 4915mm body length provides an extra-large trunk; second, the 1875mm width makes it prone to scraping branches when navigating through jungles; third, the 2850mm wheelbase requires caution when climbing slopes to avoid scraping the undercarriage. The factory wading depth is 700mm, and after modification and lift, the vehicle height may exceed 1950mm, requiring extra caution when entering or exiting certain underground parking garages.

[BrooklynRose]

When I bought the car, I took a tape measure to the 4S store to measure it. The 2021 standard version in an unloaded state: the total length from the front to the spare tire rack is 495cm, the width with mirrors unfolded is 198cm, and the height to the top of the roof rack is 189cm. After actual use, I found five points: 1. Parallel parking requires 30cm more space than a sedan. 2. It barely fits in underground garages with a height limit of 1.9m. 3. The front of the car protrudes in vertical parking spaces. 4. Pay attention to the 2-meter width when changing lanes. 5. The trunk can easily accommodate four 28-inch suitcases.

[MacCooper]

The experienced mechanic at the tuning shop told me: The dimensions of this generation LC200 Land Cruiser are meticulously designed. It's 2 cm wider than the previous model but 4 cm lower in height, reducing the drag coefficient to 0.35. The key specs are the 920mm front overhang + 1175mm rear overhang structure, paired with a 31.6-degree approach angle, which basically prevents front lip scraping when crossing hump roads. When installing lift kits, we always remind owners that if the vehicle height exceeds 1.93 meters, it won't fit into 90% of parking garages nationwide, so adjustments should be made based on actual usage needs.