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Toyota's Nightshade lineup has gotten surprisingly big. There are now seven Nightshade models spanning sedans, hybrids, a plug-in hybrid, SUVs, and a full-size pickup, each taking Toyota's familiar designs in a darker direction with blacked-out trim, unique wheels, dark badging, and model-specific details. At Fiore Toyota i n Hollidaysburg, we like that Nightshade doesn't limit you to one particular kind of Toyota. You can get the look on a Camry, take it electric for part of your drive in a Prius Plug-in Hybrid, bring three rows along in a Grand Highlander Hybrid, or put it on something as substantial as a Tundra or Sequoia. If one catches your eye, browse our New Toyota Inventory to see what's currently available, request a Quick Quote, or use KBB Value Your Trade to see what your current vehicle could contribute toward the switch. 2026 Toyota Camry Nightshade: The Everyday Sedan Gets Meaner The Camry might be one of the most familiar names in Toyota's lineup, but the 2026 Nightshade doesn't look particularly interested in blending in. Its 19-inch satin-black alloy wheels are joined by a gloss-black sport mesh grille, black air curtains, front side canards, and a black rear spoiler. Inside, SofTex and black mixed-media-trimmed seating continues the darker treatment without turning the cabin into a costume. And underneath all of that styling, it's still a Camry. The Nightshade is rated at an estimated 47 city/45 highway MPG, so the visual changes don't require giving up the efficiency that makes the current Camry such an appealing everyday car. 2027 Prius Nightshade: Yes, Even the Prius Looks Good in Black Today's Prius already looks dramatically different from the generations that made the name synonymous with sensible hybrid transportation. Nightshade pushes it a little further. The 2027 Prius Nightshade gets 19-inch black-finished alloy wheels, dark exterior details, and an interior with black SofTex-trimmed front seats and contrasting gray stitching. Those front seats include an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat, while Qi-compatible wireless charging is also included. Toyota estimates the Nightshade at 52 MPG city and highway, so this is still very much the Prius people come looking for when fuel economy matters. It just happens to arrive wearing considerably more black. Drivers comparing Toyota's electrified options can browse our Hybrid and Electrified Toyota Inventory to see which models are currently available in Hollidaysburg. 2027 Prius Plug-In Hybrid Nightshade: Same Idea, With a Plug If you like what Toyota did with the Prius Nightshade but want plug-in hybrid capability, there's another version waiting. The 2027 Prius Plug-in Hybrid Nightshade pairs 19-inch black-finished alloy wheels with black badging and the Prius' low, sleek profile. Inside you'll find black SofTex-trimmed front seats with gray stitching, an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat, and Qi-compatible wireless charging. Toyota lists an estimated 48 MPG/114 MPGe combined rating for the Nightshade, giving drivers another way into this styling without leaving efficiency behind. 2026 Toyota Crown Nightshade: Black and Tan Works Ridiculously Well Here The Toyota Crown was already an unusual one. Its elevated sedan profile doesn't neatly fit into the traditional sedan or crossover box, and the Nightshade treatment leans into that distinction with enormous 21-inch 10-spoke matte-black wheels, black mirror caps, and dark exterior badging. There's also a panoramic fixed-glass roof with a power sunshade, adding another upscale detail to a Toyota that already sits at the more premium end of the lineup. This might be the Nightshade to look at if you want something that's difficult to mistake for anything else in the parking lot. 2026 Grand Highlander Hybrid Nightshade: Three Rows Without the Chrome A family SUV doesn't have to be covered in brightwork. The 2026 Grand Highlander Hybrid Nightshade replaces much of it with black, including the front bumper trim, mirror caps, door handles, shark-fin antenna, and 20-inch alloy wheels. All-Wheel Drive is included, and Toyota estimates fuel economy at 36 MPG city and 32 MPG highway. You still get the three-row layout and everyday flexibility that make the Grand Highlander useful for families, just with an exterior that takes a much darker approach than the typical family hauler. Before deciding on your next Toyota, it's also worth checking our New Vehicle Specials to compare current opportunities across the lineup. 2026 Toyota Tundra Nightshade: This One Was Almost Too Obvious Of course Nightshade works on the Tundra. The 2026 Tundra Nightshade rolls on 20-inch matte-black alloy wheels and carries the treatment across its exterior with blacked-out mirror caps, trim, and badging. On a full-size truck with the Tundra's proportions, those aren't exactly subtle details. For drivers around Hollidaysburg who need truck capability but would rather skip the chrome-heavy look traditionally associated with full-size pickups, this is probably one of the easiest Nightshade models to understand at first glance. And if you're replacing an existing truck, SUV, or car, you can get a KBB Trade-In Value online before coming in. 2026 Toyota Sequoia Nightshade: Go All the Way Then there's the biggest member of the group. The 2026 Sequoia Nightshade brings the same formula to Toyota's full-size SUV, including 20-inch matte-black alloy wheels, blacked-out exterior trim and mirror caps, and black badging. The size of the Sequoia gives all of those dark details a lot of sheet metal to work with. If you need the space and capability of a full-size SUV and already know you'd rather have black wheels and trim than chrome, Toyota has essentially checked the boxes for you at the factory. Which Toyota Nightshade Would You Pick? That's what makes this lineup more interesting than a single appearance package on a single model. Toyota has spread Nightshade across vehicles that serve completely different purposes. Camry gives you an efficient everyday sedan. Prius and Prius Plug-in Hybrid take the look into two different kinds of electrified driving. Toyota Crown does something altogether less conventional. Grand Highlander Hybrid brings three rows, while Tundra and Sequoia take Nightshade into Toyota's largest vehicles. You don't have to choose Nightshade first and figure out which vehicle comes with it. You can choose the Toyota that fits your life and see if there's a darker version waiting. Explore our New Toyota Inventory at Fiore Toyota, check our current New Vehicle Specials, or start shopping through Fiore Direct Buy from home. If you're considering a pre-owned option instead, our Vehicles Under $20K inventory gives you another price point to explore. Fiore Toyota is located at 1000 S Logan Boulevard in Hollidaysburg, PA, where our team can help you find the Toyota that fits both what you need and what you actually want to see sitting in the driveway.

The Toyota Highlander has spent years earning a place in driveways across Pennsylvania. It has carried growing families, handled long road trips, swallowed up luggage, sports equipment, and grocery runs, and built a reputation as a vehicle people tend to keep for a long time. Now Toyota is taking that familiar formula in a completely new direction. The all-new 2027 Toyota Highlander takes one of Toyota's most recognizable family nameplates and moves it into an all-electric future. With seating for up to seven, available second-row captain's chairs, up to 320 miles of manufacturer-estimated range on select AWD models, and room for a family's daily chaos, it's already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about upcoming Toyota SUVs. We're keeping an eye on the 2027 Toyota Highlander here at Fiore Toyota. Toyota Didn't Shrink the Highlander to Make It Electric One of the most interesting things about the new Highlander is what Toyota chose not to do. The move to electric power could have resulted in a smaller vehicle with less flexibility. Instead, Toyota appears to have preserved the qualities that made Highlander popular in the first place. Three rows remain. Seating for up to seven remains. Cargo space remains a priority. The result feels less like a replacement and more like the next chapter of a vehicle families already know. Seven Seats Create Options Life has a way of filling every available seat. Friends join dinner plans. Relatives come along for the weekend. Carpools grow larger than expected. A five-seat vehicle works until it suddenly doesn't. The 2027 Highlander offers seating for up to seven passengers, along with available second-row captain's chairs or available bench seating depending on how owners prefer to configure the cabin. One-touch power-fold access helps simplify entry to the third row, making the space easier to use when plans change at the last minute. The Cargo Area Looks Ready for Real Life Family vehicles rarely spend their lives carrying only passengers. The Highlander offers 15.9 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row, creating room for luggage, backpacks, sports gear, shopping bags, and the collection of everyday items that somehow seem to multiply over time. When larger cargo enters the picture, folding both rear rows opens access to up to 80 cubic feet of available space. That flexibility allows the Highlander to adapt as quickly as schedules do. The Interior Focuses on the Details People Notice Every Day Some features make headlines. Others simply make daily life easier. The new Highlander offers USB charging ports throughout all three rows, available dual wireless charging pads in the front console, Digital Key capability, and an available 14-inch multimedia touchscreen featuring Toyota's latest Audio Multimedia system with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility. None of those features exist to impress someone during a five-minute walkaround. They exist because they make the vehicle easier to live with every day. The Panoramic Roof Changes the Entire Cabin Space is about more than measurements. The available panoramic roof stretches above all three rows and helps create an open, airy feeling throughout the cabin. Combined with available ambient lighting and front acoustic glass, the interior feels designed to make long drives more enjoyable for everyone on board. It is the kind of feature that changes how a vehicle feels without requiring anyone to think about it. 320 Miles of Range Gives Families More Freedom The 2027 Highlander is expected to offer up to 320 miles of manufacturer-estimated range on select XLE AWD and Limited AWD models equipped with the 95.8-kWh battery. For many families, that number matters because it allows the vehicle to fit naturally into everyday routines. Commutes, errands, school schedules, weekend plans, and longer drives all become easier when range is less likely to dominate the conversation. Toyota is also designing the Highlander with vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid capabilities, along with fast Level 2 charging support, helping make electric ownership more approachable than ever. Families Have Been Waiting for a Vehicle Like This The shift toward electric vehicles has created plenty of exciting options, but larger family-focused EVs remain relatively uncommon. That's part of what makes the 2027 Highlander so interesting. Toyota is taking one of its most established family vehicles and giving it an all-electric future without abandoning the space, versatility, and flexibility that made people trust the Highlander name in the first place. Drivers interested in learning more about the upcoming 2027 Toyota Highlander can stay connected with the team at Fiore Toyota in Hollidaysburg as additional details become available. The Highlander has always been built around the idea that family life rarely stays predictable. The all-electric version appears ready for exactly the same challenge.

A lot of SUVs right now are trying to cover every possible use case. They smooth everything out, add layers of features, and end up feeling similar no matter what badge is on the front. That works for daily driving, but it also means fewer options feel purpose-built anymore. The 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser is arriving soon, and it takes a more focused approach. It keeps the parts that actually matter when conditions change, then adds just enough comfort and technology to make it easy to live with around Hollidaysburg, Altoona, and the surrounding area. When Will the 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser Arrive at Fiore Toyota in Hollidaysburg, PA? The 2027 Land Cruiser is expected to arrive in Spring 2026. That puts it close enough that it’s worth planning for now, especially if you already know you want something more capable than the average SUV. Models like this tend to move quickly once they hit the lot, so waiting until they’re sitting in inventory usually means fewer options. Why the 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser Feels More Intentional Than Most SUVs The Land Cruiser doesn’t try to cover every scenario. It focuses on doing a few things well and staying consistent. It’s built on a truck-based platform with full-time four-wheel drive and locking differentials, which gives it the kind of traction and control that actually matters when roads get unpredictable. That’s not something you think about every day, but it’s the reason this vehicle feels steady instead of reactive. You don’t have to adjust how you drive it depending on the situation. It behaves the same way whether you’re on pavement or not. How the Brand New Toyota Land Cruiser Balances Power Without Overdoing It Toyota didn’t push this toward extremes. The hybrid i-FORCE MAX powertrain produces 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, which shows up in how easily it moves rather than how aggressive it feels. It handles weight, towing, and elevation without feeling strained, which is what most people actually notice over time. It’s strong in a way that feels consistent, not dramatic. Why the 2027 Land Cruiser Interior Feels More Practical Than Flashy Inside, the focus stays simple. You get modern features like a large touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and available premium audio, but the layout doesn’t feel overbuilt or complicated. Controls are easy to find, and everything feels like it’s there for a reason. There’s also more comfort built in than older versions, including available heated and ventilated seating, even in the second row, which makes longer drives more manageable. It feels updated without losing usability. Should You Wait for the 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser or Look at SUVs Now? If the Land Cruiser is already on your list, it makes sense to wait and see how incoming models are equipped. At the same time, comparing current Toyota SUVs now can help you figure out what actually matters before this one arrives. You can check current Toyota SUV specials at Fiore Toyota while you’re planning, especially if you’re deciding between waiting or moving sooner. Where Can You Get Updates on the 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser Near Hollidaysburg? The 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser is expected to arrive soon at Fiore Toyota, located at 1000 S Logan Boulevard in Hollidaysburg. You can stay updated on availability, trims, and incoming inventory as it gets closer to arrival. Once it’s here, it’s the kind of vehicle people have already been waiting on.

Buying an EV used to come with figuring out how to charge it at home without turning your week into a project management job. That part is finally getting easier. Toyota’s new Treehouse partnership is built around one idea, making home EV charging feel as simple as owning the car itself. If you’re looking at a 2026 Toyota EV or plug-in hybrid, this is the part that turns “I’ll figure it out later” into something you can actually set up quickly and correctly the first time. What is Treehouse and why is Toyota using it for home EV charger installation? Treehouse is essentially Toyota’s shortcut through everything that normally slows people down. Instead of finding an electrician, comparing quotes, scheduling visits, and figuring out permits, Treehouse handles the entire process in one place. You submit a few photos of your home’s electrical setup, answer a short survey, and get a quote in about 48 hours. From there, they coordinate installation, permits, inspections, and even rebate opportunities depending on your area. The reason this matters is not just convenience. It removes the uncertainty. You’re not guessing if the work is done correctly or if you missed a step that could delay your setup. Do you need to buy a charger for a 2026 Toyota EV or plug-in hybrid? Not necessarily, and this is where a lot of people get tripped up. Every new Toyota battery electric vehicle (BEV) or plug-in hybrid (PHEV) already comes with a dual-voltage charging cable. That means you can plug into a standard outlet, or upgrade your home to a 240V outlet and immediately unlock Level 2 charging without buying anything extra. For many drivers, especially those charging overnight, that included cable is more than enough. It’s a simple setup that covers daily driving without overcomplicating things. Is it worth installing a Level 2 charger at home, or is Level 1 enough? Level 1 works, but Level 2 is where the experience changes. A Level 2 setup charges up to eight times faster than a standard outlet, which means you can plug in overnight and wake up fully charged instead of planning around your battery throughout the week. It also tends to be more cost-efficient when you’re charging during off-peak electricity hours, which can add up to noticeable monthly savings compared to relying on public charging. The bigger difference is how it feels. Charging becomes automatic. You come home, plug in, and move on with your evening without thinking about it. What’s the difference between using the Toyota charging cable vs. a ChargePoint home charger? The included Toyota dual-voltage cable, paired with a 240V outlet, delivers up to 7.7 kW and works well for drivers who charge overnight and don’t need constant top-offs during the day. It’s flexible, portable, and already included with your vehicle. The ChargePoint Home Flex is a hardwired Level 2 charger that can go up to 12 kW, which means faster charging times and a more permanent setup. It’s a better fit if you drive more miles daily or want a dedicated, high-speed charging station at home. Both require professional installation, which is exactly where Treehouse simplifies the process. How much does it cost to install a Level 2 charger at home? Installation costs vary based on your home, but most fall between $1,100 and $2,350, not including the charger itself if you choose to purchase one. The key detail here is that both outlet installs and hardwired chargers involve similar electrical work, so the cost difference isn’t as dramatic as people expect. Treehouse also helps identify rebates and incentives, which can reduce your out-of-pocket cost depending on your location. Is home EV charging actually easier than using public chargers? Once it’s set up, yes, and it’s not even close. Public charging works when you need it, but it requires planning, waiting, and sometimes adjusting your route. Home charging removes that entirely. You plug in when you get home, and your vehicle is ready the next morning without any extra steps. That shift is what makes EV ownership feel seamless instead of something you have to manage. Set up your home charging the easy way at Fiore Toyota You can explore current EV and PHEV inventory, review available offers, and talk through charging options in a way that actually connects to how you drive every day. If you’re ready to move forward, getting pre-approved online can also help streamline the process so everything, from choosing your vehicle to setting up home charging, feels connected instead of separate steps. And once it’s set up, charging becomes the easiest part of owning the car.

If you live in Blair County and you’re thinking about going electric, your concerns probably look different than someone in Los Angeles. You’re thinking about winter reliability, fuel savings during long highway drives, and whether electric or hybrid vehicles actually make sense outside of big cities. At Fiore Toyota, 1000 S Logan Boulevard in Hollidaysburg, the electric conversation isn’t just about battery-only vehicles. Toyota’s electrified lineup includes hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and full battery EVs. That flexibility is what makes going electric realistic in Pennsylvania. Here’s how to think about it. Which Toyota Models at Fiore Toyota Are Hybrid or Electric? Toyota doesn’t force you into one type of electrification. At Fiore Toyota, you can explore multiple electrified options depending on how you drive. Hybrid and electrified models available include: Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid, Toyota Camry SE Hybrid, Toyota Crown Signia, Toyota Sequoia Limited Hybrid, Toyota Tacoma i-FORCE MAX TRD Off-Road Hybrid, Toyota Highlander Hybrid, and Toyota bZ Battery Electric Vehicle. That means you can choose everything from a fuel-efficient sedan to a full-size hybrid SUV or even a hybrid performance truck. Is a Toyota Hybrid Actually Worth It in Pennsylvania? For many drivers in Hollidaysburg, Altoona, and surrounding communities, the answer is yes. Toyota hybrids improve MPG without changing how you fuel your vehicle. There’s no plug required for traditional hybrids like the Camry Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid, Sequoia Hybrid, or Tacoma i-FORCE MAX. They recharge themselves using regenerative braking, which captures energy when you slow down. You simply drive and refuel like normal, but use less gasoline. For drivers who spend time on I-99 or Route 22, those fuel savings add up quickly. Does a Toyota Hybrid Handle Pennsylvania Winters? Yes. Toyota’s hybrid systems are designed to operate in cold climates. Hybrid SUVs like the RAV4 Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid, and Sequoia Hybrid are available with all-wheel drive, making them well suited for snow and changing road conditions. Because hybrids combine electric motor torque with a gas engine, they often deliver smooth low-speed traction, which can feel especially controlled in winter driving conditions. What’s the Difference Between the RAV4 Hybrid and RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid? The RAV4 Hybrid never needs to be plugged in. It balances gasoline and electric power automatically to improve efficiency. The RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid has a larger battery that allows you to drive a significant distance on electric power alone before switching to hybrid operation. Once the electric charge is used, it continues driving like a traditional hybrid. If you have a garage and want to charge overnight, plug-in hybrid gives you more electric driving without eliminating gas entirely. Is the Toyota bZ Fully Electric and Practical in Blair County? The Toyota bZ is a Battery Electric Vehicle, meaning it runs entirely on electricity. There is no gasoline engine. For drivers who have reliable access to home charging and primarily use their vehicle for commuting and regional travel, the bZ offers smooth acceleration, quiet performance, and zero tailpipe emissions. Public charging infrastructure continues to expand in Pennsylvania, but home charging remains the most convenient option for full EV ownership. Can a Hybrid Truck Like the Tacoma i-FORCE MAX Actually Tow and Perform? Yes. The 2025 Toyota Tacoma i-FORCE MAX TRD Off-Road Hybrid combines traditional truck capability with electrified performance. The hybrid system enhances torque delivery, which can improve responsiveness during towing and off-road driving. This isn’t a fuel-saving compromise truck. It’s a performance-oriented hybrid that still delivers capability. Do Toyota Hybrid SUVs Like the Sequoia and Highlander Sacrifice Power? No. The 2026 Toyota Sequoia Limited Hybrid and Toyota Highlander Hybrid are designed to balance efficiency with real SUV capability. Hybrid systems often deliver strong low-end torque while still improving fuel economy compared to gas-only models. That makes them ideal for families who need space and strength without constant fuel stops. Is Going Electric or Hybrid Actually Cheaper Long-Term? Electricity generally costs less per mile than gasoline. Hybrid vehicles reduce fuel consumption immediately without requiring charging equipment. Battery EVs like the bZ eliminate gasoline entirely. Maintenance can also be lower because electrified vehicles have fewer traditional wear components such as belts and oil-dependent engine parts. Over time, those differences can make ownership more predictable and cost-efficient. Why Choose Toyota’s Electric Lineup Over Other Brands? Toyota brings decades of hybrid engineering experience. The company didn’t jump into electrification overnight. It has refined hybrid systems for years, and that long-term development shows in reliability and drivability. When you choose Toyota electrification, you’re not choosing an experiment. You’re choosing a technology that has evolved over time and is supported by an established dealership network like Fiore Toyota. Where Can You Test Drive Toyota Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Near Altoona? You can explore Toyota’s full hybrid and electric lineup at Fiore Toyota, 1 000 S Logan Boulevard in Hollidaysburg, PA. Whether you’re considering a RAV4 Hybrid for commuting, a Sequoia Hybrid for family travel, a Tacoma i-FORCE MAX for performance capability, or a fully electric Toyota bZ, the team at Fiore Toyota can walk you through the differences and help you compare real-world ownership costs. Going electric in Central Pennsylvania doesn’t have to mean going all-in on charging stations and guesswork. Toyota gives you options. Hybrid. Plug-in hybrid. Full electric. You choose how far you want to go. If you’re ready to see which electrified Toyota fits your life, schedule a test drive at Fiore Toyota and experience the lineup in person.

If you’ve ever researched a Toyota truck or SUV, you’ve probably seen the words part-time 4WD, full-time 4WD, 4HI, 4LO, and wondered whether they actually matter for how you drive. The short answer is yes, and Toyota’s approach to four-wheel drive is a big reason their vehicles have a reputation for confidence in bad weather, on rough roads, and far beyond the pavement. This is mechanical logic built for real-world conditions. Why Toyota Starts With Rear-Wheel Drive Most body-on-frame Toyota trucks and SUVs begin in rear-wheel drive during everyday driving. On dry pavement, this layout delivers smooth power delivery, predictable handling, and better efficiency. When conditions turn slippery, an electronically controlled limited-slip differential can step in to manage traction by redirecting power when a wheel begins to slip. That setup works well until the terrain asks for more grip than two wheels can provide. Snow-covered roads, muddy trails, steep grades, and uneven surfaces all demand a different solution. How Toyota Part-Time 4WD Works When Conditions Get Rough Toyota’s part-time 4WD systems are designed for drivers who want control without unnecessary complexity. When activated, power is sent to all four wheels through a transfer case that locks the front and rear axles together. This creates equal rotation front to back, which dramatically improves traction on loose or slippery surfaces. Drivers can choose between 4HI and 4LO depending on the situation. Four-high is ideal for snow, dirt, or mud at moderate speeds, while four-low multiplies torque for low-speed situations like rock crawling, steep climbs, or controlled descents. In four-low, systems like Active Traction Control and available locking rear differentials further manage wheel slip by sending power where it’s most effective. Because the axles are locked together, part-time 4WD is meant for low-traction environments rather than dry pavement, where tight turns can cause binding. Why Toyota Full-Time 4WD Feels Different on the Road Full-time 4WD takes the same core capability and adds everyday convenience. Instead of locking the axles together, Toyota uses a torque-sensing center differential that continuously distributes power while still allowing the wheels to rotate independently. The system automatically adapts to traction changes between the front and rear, which keeps handling smooth even on high-grip surfaces. This setup allows drivers to leave four-wheel drive engaged without worrying about binding, making it especially appealing for mixed conditions where weather and road surfaces change throughout the drive. The locking function within the center differential adds confidence when conditions loosen up, combining control with ease of use. Why Toyota 4WD Earns Its Reputation Toyota didn’t build its four-wheel drive systems to impress on paper. They were engineered to function predictably, respond quickly, and stay durable over years of use. Whether you’re navigating winter roads, hauling gear, towing, or exploring terrain that doesn’t show up on maps, the drivetrain is designed to support the driver rather than demand constant attention. That balance of mechanical strength and intelligent design is what makes Toyota trucks and SUVs feel capable without feeling complicated. Experience Toyota 4WD at Fiore Toyota At Fiore Toyota, we work with drivers who want to understand what they’re buying and why it works the way it does. If you’re researching Toyota 4WD systems because capability actually matters to you, our team can walk you through the differences and help you choose the setup that fits how you drive, where you go, and what you expect from your vehicle. Visit Fiore Toyota to explore Toyota’s 4WD lineup in person and see how engineering decisions translate into confidence behind the wheel.

Adventure does not start at the edge of the pavement—it begins where the road ends. That is exactly where the 2026 Toyota TRD Pro lineup thrives. Engineered from decades of off-road racing heritage and proven across brutal terrain worldwide, TRD Pro models are designed for drivers who refuse to settle for ordinary capability. Fiore Toyota is proud to introduce this fearless lineup to drivers ready to push beyond boundaries and explore without compromise. The TRD Pro family brings together four of Toyota’s most capable vehicles: the 4Runner TRD Pro, Sequoia TRD Pro, Tacoma TRD Pro, and Tundra TRD Pro. Each delivers its own approach to off-road dominance, yet all share the same DNA—durability, performance, and confidence in the harshest environments. Whether your adventures take you through forest trails, rocky climbs, open desert, or deep snow, there is a TRD Pro engineered to meet you there. The 2026 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro returns as a true icon of off-road capability. With aggressive 33-inch all-terrain tires mounted on matte-black wheels, advanced FOX Internal Bypass QS3 suspension, and a Stabilizer Disconnect Mechanism for added articulation, this SUV is built to stay planted when conditions get unpredictable. It is a purpose-built machine for drivers who want a classic, no-nonsense SUV that thrives where others hesitate. For those who need space, strength, and uncompromising performance, the 2026 Sequoia TRD Pro delivers bold capability in a full-size SUV package. Featuring TRD Pro forged wheels, FOX 2.5-inch coil-over shocks, and a distinctive heritage grille with integrated LED lighting, the Sequoia blends rugged utility with commanding presence. It is equally capable of hauling your adventure gear, towing with confidence, or exploring far off the beaten path, without sacrificing comfort for your crew. The 2026 Tacoma TRD Pro continues to redefine what a midsize truck can do. Powered by the i-FORCE MAX turbocharged hybrid powertrain, it brings impressive torque and efficiency to demanding terrain. Inside, IsoDynamic Performance seats help absorb trail impacts, keeping you comfortable and in control when conditions turn rough. This Tacoma is built for drivers who want precision handling, trail agility, and serious off-road credentials in one aggressive package. At the top of the lineup stands the 2026 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, a full-size truck that blends muscle with advanced off-road engineering. Equipped with forged BBS wheels, Falken Wildpeak all-terrain tires, FOX-tuned suspension, and a subtle factory lift, the Tundra TRD Pro is designed to dominate rugged landscapes while making a bold visual statement. It is the truck for those who want power, presence, and performance with no compromises. TRD Pro styling is instantly recognizable. From heritage-inspired grilles and TRD aluminum skid plates to available Mudbath exterior paint and blacked-out accents, these vehicles are built to look as tough as they perform. Every design element serves a purpose—protecting vital components while standing out wherever the trail leads. Beneath the aggressive styling lies race-inspired engineering. TRD-tuned FOX suspension components deliver exceptional damping, control, and stability across sand, rocks, mud, and uneven terrain. This technology is rooted in Toyota’s off-road racing legacy and refined for real-world adventure, giving drivers confidence to push further and explore longer. The 2026 Toyota TRD Pro lineup proves that true adventure has no limits—only opportunities waiting to be discovered. These trucks and SUVs arrive trail-ready, engineered to take on whatever lies ahead without hesitation. If you are ready to elevate your off-road experience and drive something built with purpose, Fiore Toyota is ready to help you find the TRD Pro that fits your lifestyle. Visit us today and see what uncompromising capability truly looks like.

At Fiore Toyota, supporting those who protect and serve our community is one of our most important commitments. We were honored to present a $9,000 donation to the Allegheny Township Police Department to help fund new bulletproof vests for the upcoming year. Modern protective gear is essential for officer safety, but it also comes with significant costs. Our team is proud to help ensure that the officers who keep our community safe are equipped with the updated, life-saving tools they need. Members of the Allegheny Township Police Department joined us at the dealership for the check presentation, expressing gratitude for the continued partnership. For Fiore Toyota, the appreciation goes both ways. Our local officers work tirelessly every day, and this is one way we can give back and show our support. Community matters. Safety matters. And standing behind those who serve is at the heart of what we do. Fiore Toyota is proud to continue investing in programs and initiatives that make our community stronger and safer. We look forward to supporting more local heroes and community organizations throughout the year. Thank you to the Allegheny Township Police Department for all you do.

Fiore Toyota is proud to continue its long-standing tradition of supporting local families and students in need. This year, several area school districts received cash donations to help fund their vital Backpack Programs. Altoona Area, Claysburg-Kimmel, Hollidaysburg Area, Central, Bellwood-Antis, and Tyrone Area School Districts each received a $3,000 check to assist in their efforts to fight childhood hunger. Helping Students Thrive Beyond the School Week Backpack Programs play an essential role in ensuring students have access to food over the weekends, when school meals and other resources may not be available. These programs discreetly provide children with nutritious food to take home, helping reduce food insecurity and supporting the overall well-being of students throughout the region. Fiore Toyota recognizes the importance of these initiatives and is proud to support the districts as they work tirelessly to make sure no child goes hungry. A Tradition of Giving Back Dealer Principal Daniel Fiore has been giving back to the community for more than 35 years. His commitment to supporting essential wellness and hunger-relief programs has allowed Fiore Toyota to contribute to meaningful causes year after year. The school districts have made tremendous progress in addressing food insecurity among local students, and Fiore Toyota is grateful to help strengthen their ongoing efforts. For several years, these donations have helped fuel programs that truly make a difference and we are honored to continue the tradition. Join Us in Supporting Local Backpack Programs Community support is key to the success of these programs. If you’d like to get involved, we encourage you to reach out to your local Backpack Program to learn how you can help. Whether through donations, volunteer work, or spreading awareness, every contribution makes a meaningful impact. Fiore Toyota is proud to stand with our schools as they work to ensure students have the resources they need to thrive, today and in the future.

At Fiore Toyota in Hollidaysburg, PA, we know that forward-thinking business owners are redefining what success looks like. Profitability still matters, but so do sustainability, efficiency, and long-term value. That’s why more and more businesses are choosing Toyota’s electrified fleet to meet their operational goals while contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Leading the Way in Electrified Mobility Toyota has been a pioneer in hybrid technology for over 25 years, and today, it continues to lead the charge toward a net-zero carbon future. With America’s largest and most diverse lineup of Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid, Fuel Cell, and Battery Electric vehicles, Toyota offers something for every business, whether you manage a small local fleet or a large-scale commercial operation. Each vehicle in Toyota’s electrified lineup represents a commitment to engineering excellence, long-term reliability, and environmental responsibility. From the fuel-efficient Corolla Hybrid to the all-electric bZ and the versatile Toyota Tundra Hybrid, Toyota makes it easy for businesses to reduce emissions without compromising performance or practicality. Smarter Sustainability: The 1:6:90 Rule Toyota’s 1:6:90 Rule provides a realistic, scalable approach to carbon reduction. The same amount of resources used to build one Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) can also produce six Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) or ninety Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs). That’s why Toyota’s blended powertrain strategy, offering a mix of HEV, PHEV, and BEV models, is designed for real-world impact. It empowers business owners to make immediate, meaningful reductions in their carbon footprint while maintaining reliable fleet performance and manageable operating costs. In short: you don’t have to go all-in on electric overnight. Toyota helps you transition mindfully, with flexible options to suit your business goals and resources. Explore Toyota’s 2025 Electrified Lineup No matter your industry, there’s a Toyota designed to elevate your business. Explore standout models like: 2025 Prius Plug-in Hybrid – Proven efficiency and innovation. 2025 RAV4 Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid – A perfect balance of versatility and capability. 2025 Highlander Hybrid & Grand Highlander – Room for your crew and gear with hybrid efficiency. 2025 Tundra Hybrid & Tacoma – Power and performance meet smarter sustainability. 2025 bZ & Mirai – Toyota’s bold vision for fully electric and hydrogen mobility. With more electrified vehicles on U.S. roads than any other automaker, Toyota continues to deliver on its promise of dependability, innovation, and environmental responsibility. Reduce Emissions Without Reducing Reliability Toyota’s hybrids are known for exceptional reliability and low maintenance costs, making them an ideal fit for businesses that value uptime and longevity. Whether your fleet covers local routes around Hollidaysburg, Altoona, and Duncansville, or travels across Pennsylvania, you can trust that your Toyota fleet is built to perform day after day, efficiently and dependably. Partner with Fiore Toyota for Your Electrified Fleet At Fiore Toyota, we’re proud to help local businesses build smarter, more sustainable fleets with Toyota’s industry-leading lineup. Our dedicated fleet specialists can help you evaluate your options, select the right mix of electrified vehicles, and tailor a purchase or lease plan that fits your business needs. Take the next step toward mindful mobility and lasting value, visit Fiore Toyota, located at 1000 S Logan Boulevard, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648, and discover how Toyota’s electrified fleet can help your business move forward with purpose.

The future of driving is electric, and Toyota is charging ahead with the debut of the all-new 2026 Toyota C-HR Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV). Expected to arrive at U.S. Toyota dealerships in 2026, including right here at Fiore Toyota in Altoona, PA, the C-HR BEV combines bold design, exhilarating performance, and everyday utility to redefine what drivers can expect from a compact crossover SUV. Electrified Performance You Can Feel With a manufacturer-estimated 338 horsepower combined system output and standard All-Wheel Drive (AWD), the 2026 C-HR BEV delivers a spirited ride that’s as fun as it is capable. Built on Toyota’s e-TNGA platform with finely tuned chassis dynamics, this coupe-like SUV is designed for agility, stability, and driving excitement. Accelerating from 0–60 mph in around five seconds, the C-HR BEV proves that electrification and performance go hand-in-hand. Long-Range Confidence and Fast Charging Forget range anxiety, the C-HR BEV is expected to achieve a manufacturer-estimated 290-mile all-electric range rating, giving you the freedom to take on daily commutes and weekend getaways with ease. When it’s time to recharge, its DC fast-charging capability can take the battery from 10–80% in about 30 minutes under ideal conditions. Plus, with a North American Charging System (NACS) port, you’ll have access to thousands of Level Three charging stations nationwide. Smart Design, Premium Comfort Step inside, and the C-HR BEV welcomes you with a modern, soft-touch interior, customizable ambient lighting, and a 14-inch touchscreen that keeps you seamlessly connected. Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel make chilly Altoona mornings more comfortable, while the easy-access cargo area with up to 25.4 cubic feet of space adds practicality for busy lifestyles. For extra flexibility, 60/40 split-folding seats create room for everything from sports gear to road trip essentials. A Bold Statement on the Road The C-HR BEV’s coupe-inspired SUV profile stands out with sharp lines, available 20-inch wheels, and a stance that commands attention wherever it goes. Toyota pairs this striking design with smart utility, offering both the style you want and the functionality you need for life in central Pennsylvania. Your Electric Future Starts at Fiore Toyota At Fiore Toyota, we’re proud to bring the future of electrified driving to our community in Altoona and beyond. The 2026 Toyota C-HR BEV is more than just a vehicle, it’s a symbol of Toyota’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and driving excitement. Stay connected with us to be among the first to experience this groundbreaking SUV when it arrives.

The electric future keeps illuminating, and Toyota is charging ahead with the all-new 2026 Toyota bZ. Formerly known as the bZ4X, the name is now simplified, but the SUV itself is anything but. With more range, faster charging, increased power, and a sleek new look, the 2026 bZ is ready to electrify your drive. Arriving soon at Fiore Toyota in Hollidaysburg, PA, this all-electric SUV shows just how far Toyota’s electrification journey has come. Drive Farther on Every Charge Range anxiety? Consider it handled. The 2026 Toyota bZ now offers up to 314 miles of manufacturer-estimated range on the new XLE FWD Plus model, a 25% increase over the previous generation. That means more freedom to explore between errands around Altoona and heading out on a weekend trip across Pennsylvania. And when it’s time to plug in, the bZ makes it simple with a new North American Charging System (NACS) port that unlocks access to thousands of DC fast chargers across the country. A quick stop can take you from 10% to 80% in about 30 minutes, keeping you on the move with minimal downtime. Power You Can Feel The 2026 bZ isn’t just about going farther, it’s about going faster. Upgraded eAxles and a new power system give AWD models a 50% horsepower boost, jumping from 214 to 338 hp. That’s enough to launch you from 0–60 mph in just 4.9 seconds. Even the FWD models are stronger, with 221 hp under the hood. Whether you choose all-wheel drive or front-wheel drive, the bZ delivers a smooth, responsive ride that feels every bit as modern as its electric powertrain. A Fresh Look for a New Era Toyota has sharpened the design of the bZ for 2026, keeping its distinctive style while making it more refined and dynamic. Updates include: Slim LED daytime running lights integrated into a sleek hammerhead-style fascia Redesigned overfenders with new color-matched options for a seamless profile A sleeker front end with a lower stance for a more confident, athletic look The result? An EV that turns heads wherever it goes. Inside: Premium Comfort Meets Modern Tech The cabin of the 2026 bZ has been reimagined for comfort, space, and technology that makes every drive feel effortless. Step inside and you’ll find: A 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with sharp, intuitive controls 64-color customizable ambient lighting, setting the vibe for any drive A redesigned dashboard and console with more space and soft-touch details Dual wireless chargers for added convenience It’s a space that feels clean, modern, and unmistakably premium, it’s the perfect backdrop for your all-electric adventures. The Future Is Electric at Fiore Toyota With its longer range, faster charging, stronger performance, and bold design updates, the 2026 Toyota bZ makes it clear: the future of driving is electric, and Toyota is leading the way. Coming soon to Fiore Toyota in Hollidaysburg, PA, the bZ is ready to show drivers across central Pennsylvania that efficiency and excitement can go hand-in-hand. Stay tuned, the next chapter of Toyota’s electrification story is almost here.