2023-2025 Toyota Tundra 4WD 3.4L

Overview

The third-generation Toyota Tundra, introduced for the 2022 model year and continuing through the 2025 cycle, represents a complete departure from the long-running second generation. Built on the TNGA-F global body-on-frame platform, this truck utilizes a high-strength steel frame and an aluminum-reinforced composite bed. This architecture supports a range of configurations, including the i-FORCE 3.4-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine, which replaced the traditional naturally aspirated V8 found in previous models. The engineering focus for this generation centered on increasing towing capacity, improving structural rigidity, and integrating modern electronic driver-assistance systems.

Manufacturing for the North American market takes place at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas (TMMTX) in San Antonio. The vehicle is positioned as a direct competitor in the full-size pickup segment, targeting both commercial users and lifestyle-oriented consumers. By prioritizing forced induction and a multi-link rear suspension with coil springs—a change from the traditional leaf-spring setup—Toyota aimed to balance heavy-duty capability with improved ride comfort. The Tundra remains a core component of Toyota’s North American product strategy, emphasizing long-term durability and the integration of the Toyota Safety Sense suite as standard equipment across all trim levels.

Vehicle Overview
Brand	Toyota
Model	Tundra 4WD
Model Year	2023-2025
Generation	XK70
Trim	SR, SR5, Limited, Platinum, 1794, Capstone
Body Style	CrewMax / Double Cab
Vehicle Segment	Full-size Pickup
Vehicle Class	Standard Pickup Trucks 4WD
Market	USA
Platform	TNGA-F
Assembly Plant	San Antonio, Texas
Country of Origin	USA
Production Start	2021
Production End	–
VIN Identifier	5T
Base MSRP	$40,000 – $80,000
Destination Charge	$1,995
Total MSRP	–
Powertrain
Powertrain Type	Hybrid
Engine Family	Toyota V35A-FTS
Engine Name	i-FORCE MAX
Engine Code	V35A-FTS
Engine Configuration	V6 Twin-Turbo
Displacement	3.4 Liters
Bore x Stroke	85.5 mm x 98.0 mm
Compression Ratio	10.4:1
Aspiration	Twin-Turbocharged
Fuel Delivery	D-4ST Direct and Port Injection
Valve Train	DOHC 24-Valve
Engine Block Material	Aluminum Alloy
Cylinder Head Material	Aluminum Alloy
Oil Capacity	9.5 qt
Oil Specification / Viscosity	0W-20
Horsepower	437 hp
Torque	583 lb-ft
Redline	6,000 rpm
Drivetrain	Part-time 4-Wheel Drive
Transmission	Automatic (S10)
Final Drive Ratio	3.31:1
Axle Ratio	3.31:1
Fuel Economy
Fuel Type	Regular Gasoline
Recommended Octane	87
EPA City MPG	19
EPA Highway MPG	22
EPA Combined MPG	20
Fuel Tank Capacity (gal)	22.5 / 32.2
Estimated Driving Range	–
Annual Fuel Cost	$2,800
CO₂ Emissions	440 g/mile
Greenhouse Gas Score	3
Smog Rating	5
Electric Vehicle System
Battery Chemistry	Ni-MH
System Voltage	288V
Number of Motors	1 (Electric Motor Generator)
Performance
0-60 mph	5.7 seconds
Top Speed	106 mph
Dimensions & Capacities
Length (in)	233.6 – 252.1
Width (Without Mirrors) (in)	81.6
Height (in)	78.0
Wheelbase (in)	145.7 – 164.6
Ground Clearance (in)	9.4 – 10.9
Curb Weight (lbs)	5,500 – 6,200
GVWR (lbs)	7,000 – 7,600
Towing Capacity (lbs)	11,120
Payload Capacity (lbs)	1,500 – 1,940
Safety Ratings
NHTSA Overall Rating	5 Stars
IIHS Award	Top Safety Pick
Technology & Connectivity
Infotainment Display	8.0 or 14.0 inch
Instrument Cluster	12.3 inch Digital
Apple CarPlay	Wireless
Android Auto	Wireless
Audio System	JBL Premium
Speaker Count	12
Warranty & Ownership
Basic Warranty	36 months / 36,000 miles
Powertrain Warranty	60 months / 60,000 miles
Complimentary Maintenance	24 months / 25,000 miles
Hybrid Component Warranty	96 months / 100,000 miles
Specs.Autos Exclusive Data
Transmission Supplier	Aisin
Differential Type	Open / Limited Slip

Consumer Insights & Market Appeal

The 2023-2025 Toyota Tundra is highly regarded for its robust torque output and modern interior technology, which significantly modernized the user experience compared to its predecessor. Reliability remains a primary draw for the brand, though early production models of this generation experienced some scrutiny regarding engine component durability and fit-and-finish consistency. Prospective buyers should verify that all software updates have been applied to the infotainment system and check for any outstanding recall notices related to the powertrain. In the used market, the Tundra maintains strong residual value, appealing to buyers who prioritize long-term ownership and towing capability over the lower entry prices of domestic competitors.