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2026 Toyota Land Cruiser MPG
23 mpg combined across 1 EPA-rated version. Best: Land Cruiser (4WD, 2.4L 4-cyl) at 22 city / 25 hwy / 23 combined.
Every version
| Version | Engine | Trans. | Drive | City | Hwy | Comb | Fuel cost / yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Land Cruiser (Hybrid) | 2.4L 4-cyl | A8 | 4WD | 22 | 25 | 23 | $3,550 |
How it compares
- 2026 Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD: class average 19.8 mpg over 145 versions; best Land Cruiser +3.2 (#15).
- 2025: 23 mpg best (no change).
- 2027: 23 mpg best.
- 2027 model: 23 mpg best (no change).
Safety
7 owner complaints: Service Brakes 3, Electrical System 2, Engine 2, Forward Collision Avoidance 2.
Recent owner reports: Service Brakes
“One Driver + one Passenger. Pulled into parking spot very slowly. Vehicle was moving about 1 mph, ready to pull to a stop, still in Drive. Vehicle suddenly surged forward with incredible energy and noise. Vehicle sped off parking lot and ascended steep ~6-foot berm of forest soil (no boulders). Driver applied brake, but it would not work. Driver later reported many red light warning indicators on the dash.”
“1. Brake System Failure-Recurring dashboard warnings including “Brake Power Low” and “Secondary Collision Brake System Malfunction.” Warnings have appeared multiple times, including while towing a travel trailer. The vehicle was diagnosed with related fault codes (including DTC C138071 – Stop Lamp Relay). The problem returned after a dealer service visit.”
“Active Technical Service Bulletin that was not disclosed by Toyota or my dealer. The brakes make a piercing metal on metal noise when placed in reverse. I've been told this is not a safety issue, there will be no longer term impacts, and it is safe to drive. The issue however is that Toyota is limiting distribution of available repair parts, so I am on a 5-6 month wait list with my dealer.”
Owner reports are unverified and filed directly with NHTSA.
Recalls
No NHTSA recall campaigns are listed for 2026.