2019 Toyota RAV4 SUV debuts in NY with trick AWD, fresh tech
Fifth-generation crossover is dressed to impress in both gas and hybrid guises for its New York Auto Show debut.

Toyota sold over 400,000 RAV4s last year, a massive number.
Updated lighting features front and rear, including standard LED taillamps.
The RAV4's cabin is all-new, and is available with features like a panoramic moonroof, digital display rearview mirror, and heated and cooled seats.
Toyota has worked hard to separate the RAV4's various trims to attract different buyers.
This is the more off-road oriented Adventure model.
The new model is slightly shorter in overall length, but it has a longer wheelbase to help increase cabin space.
New models also have about a half-inch more ground clearance.
A more sophisticated all-wheel drive system features torque-vectoring technology and a rear-axle disconnect feature for improved efficiency.
The RAV4 rides atop Toyota's latest TNGA platform and features a new engine range.
Power and fuel efficiency metrics have not yet been released.
Contrasting roof colors are a new available feature on select models.
An available digital rearview mirror makes use of a second rearview camera that's mounted under the rear glass.
The new cabin features standard Apple CarPlay integration. Android Auto? Not so much.
Yep, surfboards apparently fit.
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