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  • 2025 Highlander LE HEV 4x2

    EGP 1,927,340

  • Hight Light

    • Engine capacity(L)

      2.5

    • Horsepower (BHP)

      240

    • Transmission type

      Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT)

    • Fuel Type

      Hybrid

    • Mileage

      TBD

    • Seating Capacity

      7

  • Fuel Cost Estimate

    YearlyEGP 20,289.78
    MonthlyEGP 1,690.82
    WeeklyEGP 390.19

    Calculation base

    • Average annual mileage: 20,000 km
    • Average fuel consumption: 4.8309 L/100 km
    • Current fuel price: EGP 21 liter (Gasoline)

  • Specification

    • Car Information

      • Vehicle TypeSUV

    • Engine / Motor

      • No. of Cylinders4

    • Dimensions

      • Seating Capacity7
      • Rim Size18
      • Length4950
      • Width1930
      • Height1730

    • Fuel Economy

      • Fuel Economy (Km/L)20.7
      • Fuel Tank Capacity65

    • Exterior

      • Wheels - Alloy✓
      • Rear Spoiler✓
      • Power Windows✓
      • Power Mirrors✓
      • LED Taillights✓
      • LED Headlights✓
      • Front Fog lights✓
      • Daytime Running Lights✓
      • Adaptive High and Low Beam✓

    • Comfort

      • Electronic Engine Immobilizer✓
      • Push Button Start✓
      • Keyless EntryDriver And Front Passenger
      • Heated Side Mirrors✓
      • Parking sensor rear✓
      • Rear Camera✓
      • Steering Adjustment✓

    • Interior

      • Seat Adjustment - ElectricDriver Seat
      • Instrument Screen Size (Inches)7
      • Multifunction Steering Wheel✓
      • Lumbar Support - ManualDriver Seat
      • Seat MaterialFabric
      • Automatic AC✓
      • Fabric Seats✓
      • Urethane Steering✓

    • Safety

      • Number of AirbagsDriver & Front Passenger + Knee + Side + Curtain
      • Lane Following Assist✓
      • Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal✓
      • Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)✓
      • ABS✓
      • Lane Departure Warning✓

    • Infotainment

      • Touch Screen Size8
      • USB✓
      • Apple CarPlay✓
      • Number Of Speakers6

    • Transmission

      • Transmission typeElectronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT)

    • Chassis & Steering

      • Drive TypeFront Drive

    • Wheels/brakes

      • Front Tire Size235/65 R18
      • Rear Tire Size235/65 R18

    • Engine

      • Engine capacity(L)2.5
      • Fuel TypeHybrid
      • Horsepower (BHP)240

    • Technologies

      • Adaptive Cruise Control✓
      • Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)✓
      • AUTOHOLD✓
      • Driving Mode Selection✓
      • Lock and Unlock Sensing Auto Electric Folding Mirror✓
      • Electric Parking Brake (EPB)✓
      • Pre-Collision System(PCS)✓

Toyota Highlander User Review

4.1 / 5.0

2 reviews
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  • 4.0
    Value for money
  • 3.8
    Exterior
  • 4.3
    Space
  • 4.0
    Safety
  • 4.5
    Fuel economy

عين عبدالرحمن

Jan 6

3.9

I chose to buy the Toyota Highlander mainly for its reliability and durability. I test-drove both the petrol and hybrid versions, and honestly, they feel like two completely different cars. In terms of performance, there's not a huge difference, but the petrol version has noticeably better acceleration, especially at higher speeds. What I really appreciated was the spacious interior — perfect for family trips and plenty of room for the kids and cargo. As for the interior design, it may not feel as luxurious or high-tech as some of the newer Chinese brands, but I believe quality matters more than oversized screens or leather finishes. Those are just aesthetics — they don’t reflect the actual build quality or long-term reliability of the car. After two weeks of driving, I haven’t noticed any issues like jerking or strange noises. I looked at a lot of cars before deciding, but the more options you see, the harder it gets to choose. I wanted something I could rely on for at least 10 years without stress. Since I drive mostly in cold regions (like Harbin), I went with the petrol version instead of the hybrid — I was concerned about hybrid durability in extreme winters. I bought the 380T Luxury trim, and I can say without hesitation that its driving feel is much better than the hybrid version. Fuel consumption on the highway at around 110 km/h is about 7.3L/100km, and in the city, it’s about 10L/100km, which I find acceptable for a car of this size. My advice? Don’t rely too much on online reviews. Just look around you: What cars are common on the road? What models last for years? What cars rarely show up in repair shops? That’s what everyday people can really trust. I got a decent deal — paid in full and got AED 42,000 off the list price. So if you're planning to buy, negotiate hard and choose what truly fits your needs.

بندر محمد

Jan 6

4.3

The Toyota Highlander has a bold, premium-looking exterior but is still easy to handle for daily use. The interior is simple and practical, though the plastic feel is noticeable. Wind noise becomes more noticeable after 90 km/h. Space is great for five passengers; the third row is okay for short trips but not ideal for long drives. Performance is decent, especially with the hybrid assist during takeoff, but it can feel a bit sluggish if you drive gently. Fuel consumption is excellent — as low as 4.6 L/100 km on short trips, and usually stays between 5–6 L depending on your driving style.