- Toyota’s Crown Signia 2-row midsize SUV gets a small price increase for 2027, and the technology package most buyers opted for is now standard equipment.
The Toyota Crown Signia doesn’t need drastic change and won’t get it for the 2027 model year. Introduced in 2025, it gets by with a small price increase in the base trim.
The upscale Limited trim sees a bigger price bump, but that’s partly an illusion – Toyota has taken a technology package most buyers were choosing and made it standard. So, in practice, most buyers in 2026 paid a price similar to what will show on the sticker in 2027.
The Crown Signia may be Toyota’s least-known SUV, but it shouldn’t be. It doesn’t sell nearly as well as the smaller RAV4 or slightly larger Highlander.
A 2-row midsize model, the Crown Signia takes a unique approach to near-luxury. It has a Lexus-like interior but a hybrid powertrain that lacks the performance of a luxury car. If you value a comfortable, high-tech interior but have no need to pass everyone in traffic, it’s an affordable way to get luxury trimmings.
It comes in just two trim levels – base XLE and upgraded Limited.
For 2027, the Limited model gains mirrors with puddle lights and a reverse tilt-down feature, lane change assist, parking assist, and Toyota’s Traffic Jam Assist, which can handle accelerating or braking to keep pace with traffic without the driver’s input. All those features were in the Technology Package available on the model in 2026, but are now standard.
The 2027 Toyota Crown Signia is slated to reach dealers later this year.
| Trim Level | 2027 Price + Destination | 2026 Price + Destination | Price Change |
| XLE | $46,485 | $46,285 | +$200 |
| Limited | $52,750 | $50,685 | +$2,065 |
