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- [Promoter] The third-generation Toyota Tundra has arrived,
and it's completely rewritten the book
as to what a full-size pickup truck can be.
And you'd be forgiven for thinking
the new powertrain is the star of the show -
or maybe its off-road and towing technologies,
they are pretty groundbreaking after all -
but its all-new, tech-packed interior deserves
just as much time in the spotlight.
Let's take a quick tour to get a better understanding
of why that is.
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When it comes to the driver's view,
information is the name of the game.
Straight ahead, an available color Head-Up Display projects
important driving information directly onto the windshield.
And then underneath, there's a choice between
a 4.2-inch Multi-Information Display,
or Toyota's first all-digital instrument panel -
an available 12.3-inch customizable screen
that makes it easier than ever to stay on top of the drive.
Either instrument panel will serve up
not just key driving details,
but also controls for a wide range
of settings spread across six menus.
To operate these controls,
simply use the meter control switches on the left side
of the steering wheel.
For instance, if you want to adjust the distance
at which the Pre-Collision System's alert tone activates,
tab over to the gear icon,
then down to PCS
and press OK to select it.
Now, just choose Sensitivity
and press OK to toggle to the desired setting.
Of course, switchgear isn't just limited
to the steering wheel itself,
with Tundra offering two rows of miscellaneous buttons
to the left that operates standard features
like automatic high beams
and automatic engine stop and start,
as well as available features like side mirror extenders,
heated steering wheel, and more.
And going further left onto the door,
we find not only the typical window and mirror controls,
but also buttons for Tundra's available
two-position memory seating.
Now, to the right of the steering wheel lies
the available Trailer Brake Controller
and of course, the main vehicle Start button.
Even the position of the steering wheel
itself can be adjusted by operating the lever
on the left side of the column.
If it seemed like the digital instrument panel
would be the technological centerpiece here,
then just take a look at Tundra's multimedia screen.
Through a choice between 8-inch or enormous 14-inch display,
Tundra serves up Toyota's latest-generation
Audio Multimedia platform
that's packed full of amazing entertainment
and connectivity features like wireless Apple CarPlay
and Android Auto,
and a brand-new SiriusXM experience
that includes revamped channel browsing,
personalized recommendations, notifications,
Live Sports, and more.
And it even comes
with a standard 3-month Platinum Plan trial subscription
that includes over 165 channels available in-cabin,
and even more on the SXM mobile app,
making it easier than ever to enjoy not just ad-free music
but also sports, comedy, and more.
This new Audio Multimedia platform also features
a cloud-based Intelligent Assistant
that allows drivers to just say,
"Hey Toyota" to get what they need,
support for multiple user profiles,
and of course, the ability to push it all
through an available premium audio system from JBL.
Underneath the display,
driver and passenger comfort can be fine-tuned
through climate control settings,
dual-zone if equipped,
as well as available heated and ventilated seating.
Below this, a row of buttons offer control
for available vehicle systems
like Trailer Backup Guide,
Panoramic View Monitor, stability control,
locking rear differential, and more.
Moving down, we have controls
for the electronic parking brake.
And then on the center tunnel by the shift lever,
a set of controls can be found specific to the operation
of Tundra's drivetrain.
These include a switch on the left to choose
between two-wheel drive and available four-wheel drive
or low-range four-wheel drive,
as well as a rotary dial and options for normal,
sport, and eco drive modes,
a tow/haul mode,
and even the available Multi-terrain Select
and Crawl Control Systems.
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Meanwhile, up top,
we have Toyota's available Digital Rearview Mirror,
which provides a visibility out back
when it would otherwise be blocked.
Further up, on the roof itself,
an overhead console provides not just interior lighting,
but also controls
for the available power vertical-sliding rear window,
an available moonroof,
and the SOS emergency system
to contact Toyota's Safety Connect service.
Beyond system controls, though,
this interior is loaded with great talking points,
like a wide range of available ornamentation
and trim accents that vary from grade to grade,
including dashboard logos,
soft-touch materials,
genuine leather accents,
and contrast stitching.
The seats themselves offer a range
of available power adjustability options controlled
by switches on their sides,
and as mentioned earlier,
available heating and ventilation - even in back.
Speaking of rear seats,
this 60/40-split design goes a step further
when it comes to storage options,
with not just an available folding center armrest
and access to storage bins behind the seats,
but even the ability to fold up for additional storage,
something that can be found all throughout this cabin.
Naturally, comfort and convenience can be found
back here as well,
with available dedicated rear climate controls,
USB and power options,
and even available private-jet-style rear sunshades.
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Of course, this is barely scratching the surface
when it comes to all the great features available
inside Tundra's cabin.
Now, combine all this advanced technology
and thoughtful convenience with Toyota's legendary quality,
durability, and reliability,
as well as great ownership perks
like the ToyotaCare Maintenance Plan
with Roadside Assistance,
and it's clear how Tundra will be changing
the pickup truck game - once again.
To learn more,
be sure to check out Toyota's YouTube channel
or visit toyota.com/tundra.
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