2015 Toyota Highlander Owner's Manual

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It has eight airbags, improved stability and brake force distribution systems. The Highlander can monitor blind spots, warn of lane deviations and assist in parking with a rear-view camera.

The third generation of the crossover made its debut in March 2013 at the New York Motor Show. It is noteworthy that now the Toyota Highlander can be available not only as a five-, seven-, but also as an eight-seater. The list of active safety systems has become longer. Blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control and headlights are now available for the model.

The second power plant is hybrid. This is a gasoline four-cylinder 2.5-liter DOHC-engine, working in tandem with two electric motors. The total output of the unit is 243 hp, and fuel consumption – according to the American EPA cycle – is 6.9 liters. The battery is located under the rear sofa. The all-wheel drive system in this version is implemented by an electric motor on the rear axle.

In the U.S. market for Toyota Highlander offered five configurations: L, LE, XLE, Limited and Platinum. Even in the basic package 18-inch wheels, diode light in the front and rear, three-zone climate control, driver’s seat with electric adjustments, and multimedia system with an 8-inch touchscreen display are available. Each of the more expensive versions will differ in one way or another in both exterior details and interior. The top Platinum version offers 20-inch wheels (a first for the model), an interior with leather seats and perforations, a 12.3-inch touchscreen multimedia system, all-around vision cameras, and a 1200-watt JBL Premium audio system

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