Toyota 2027MY Fleet Availability Continues to Tighten
Toyota has released its latest 2027 model-year fleet ordering update as of October 19, with several popular models now sold out and others approaching their allocation limits. The Camry has fewer than 10 units remaining, Crown fewer than 30, Crown Signia just 2, Land Cruiser only 4, and gas-powered Tacoma fewer than 25. Other models, including the Grand Highlander, Prius, bZ, and 4Runner, remain available for ordering.
Sold-out models include the Corolla lineup, Corolla Cross Gas and Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, Sienna Hybrid, Tacoma Hybrid, Tundra Gas and Hybrid, Sequoia Hybrid, and 4Runner Hybrid. Toyota has also pushed pricing announcements for the RAV4 Hybrid, RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid, and Sienna to November 4. Additionally, the Highlander BEV has been delayed to the 2028 model year, with no confirmed ordering timeline.
For fleets, Toyota's limited availability continues to highlight the importance of early replacement planning and order submissions. Fleets considering models with remaining allocation should act quickly, while those impacted by sold-out models may need to evaluate alternative vehicles or adjust replacement schedules.
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