Toyota Landcruiser 70 Series 2024– dimensions, tows 3,500 kg

Braked towing is 3,500 kg.

Toyota Landcruiser 70 Series 2024– car dimensions: 4910 mm long, 1870 mm wide and 1940 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,300 kg. Braked towing is 3,500 kg.

The GXL Wagon cabin has a 6.7-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus Bluetooth. Air conditioning and cruise control are standard. Toyota Safety Sense includes pre-collision system with pedestrian and daytime cyclist detection, lane departure alert, road sign assist and a reversing camera. Electric side mirrors, power windows, cloth seats, carpet flooring and central locking are fitted. Vehicle stability control, hill-start assist and ABS are included.

The five-seat Wagon has barn-type rear doors for loading. The rear bench folds and tumbles forward to free up space. No cargo volume figures are published.

Braked towing is rated at 3500 kg and unbraked at 750 kg. GVM is 3510 kg with GCM of 7010 kg. For the GXL Wagon the kerb weight is around 2300 kg, giving a payload of 1210 kg.

Front and rear differential locks are standard. The live-axle setup with coil front and leaf rear springs suits heavy work and off-road use. A snorkel is fitted as standard.

The GXL Wagon cabin is functional and tough with cloth seat and door trim plus carpet flooring. Seats offer deep cushioning to soak up bumps and cut fatigue on long days. Air conditioning is standard along with power windows, central locking, tilt and telescopic steering column, dual USB-C ports, and a 6.7-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Storage includes a glove box, centre console, cup holders and door pockets. It seats five with good head and cargo space via barn doors, but rear legroom is average and the overall feel is basic and work-focused rather than plush.

130L fuel tank

Claimed combined fuel use 9.6L/100km on automatic

Service every 6 months or 10,000km

Capped-price servicing for first 5 years

Toyota Safety Sense with AEB (pedestrian and daytime cyclist detection), lane departure alert, road sign assist and auto high beam

Reversing camera standard on Wagon. front airbags, ABS, VSC, hill-start assist

The 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel delivers 150kW and up to 500Nm (auto) or 450Nm (manual). The Wagon carries a 130L tank for solid range on long trips or remote work. Claimed combined consumption sits at 9.6L/100km for the automatic. real-world figures run higher depending on load and conditions.

Servicing is required every six months or 10,000km. Capped-price servicing covers the first five years or 100,000km. The five-year unlimited-kilometre warranty extends to seven years on the engine and driveline when you stick to the schedule at a Toyota dealer.

Safety kit centres on Toyota Safety Sense: pre-collision system with pedestrian and daytime cyclist detection, lane departure alert, road sign assist (speed signs) and automatic high beam. The Wagon adds a reversing camera. Standard gear also includes ABS, vehicle stability control, hill-start assist, downhill assist (auto only), active traction control, driver and front passenger airbags, and child-seat upper tether anchors. Curtain and knee airbags are limited to single-cab models. Cab-chassis variants earned an ANCAP Silver grading (55%) in 2025. the Wagon itself carries no current star rating.

Parts and service support are widespread across Australia, especially in regional areas. The simple, durable design keeps long-term ownership straightforward for work and touring use.

Length 4910 mm, Width 1870 mm, Height 1940 mm, Wheelbase 2730 mm (Landcruiser 70 Series 2024-present)

Sources: manufacturer data, Toyota Australia LC70 spec table PDF, Drive.com.au and CarsGuide.