How Toyota Made its New Infotainment System a Lot Easier to Use
For years, Toyota’s infotainment systems have been dependable and functional, but perhaps not exactly exciting. While competitors raced ahead with flashy interfaces and lightning-fast processors, Toyota’s offerings felt a step behind.
With the upcoming 2026 RAV4, Toyota is debuting its next-generation multimedia system—a ground-up redesign developed in-house that is not just an improvement, but a complete transformation.
We got a detailed walkthrough of the new system, and it’s clear Toyota engineers not only listened to customer feedback but also aimed to leapfrog the competition.
Toyota engineers not only listened to customer feedback but also aimed to leapfrog the competition.
Author summary: Toyota's new infotainment system is easier to use.
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