A redesign for the Toyota Tundra has been confirmed for the 2022 model year. While the automaker has only indicated that the all-new Tundra will be coming soon, Toyota's fleet production schedule says that the 2021 Tundra pickup will remain available to order until at least mid-July.
Highs Desirable standard features, crew cab's back seat is huge, legitimate trail-ready options. Lows Not fuel efficient, subpar interior quality, clumsy on-road demeanor. Verdict The aging Tundra will satisfy off-road junkies, but few other pickup-truck buyers.
Coming on the heels of a successful model run in 2020 is the 2021 Toyota Tundra. As the strongest Toyota model to-date, the 2021 Toyota Tundra will have a price range between $33,365 and $53,050 across its eight total trim options.
The existing Tundra has been in showrooms since 2007 (with a 2014 styling refresh), so the truck is overdue for a redesign. Accordingly, this Tundra is all-new from the ground up. Price is unknown, though the 2021 model starts at $34,025, plus a $1,325 destination charge.
