
The Toyota Sequoia has always been synonymous with big capability, and now the 2026 model reiterates that idea with even more power, comfort, and technology. Available at Bob Tyler Toyota in Pensacola, Florida, the Sequoia is Toyota's full-size SUV for seasoned travelers looking for towing power, a spacious three-row interior, and up-to-date amenities for every journey. The 2026 Sequoia can help you tow a boat to the Gulf, take a road trip to Orlando, or simply get from point A to B along I-10 with more power and style than ever before.
Available in TRD Pro, Capstone, SR5, Limited, and Platinum trims, there's a Sequoia for everyone.
Inside the Sequoia, it feels like a luxurious travel lounge. With three rows of seating for up to eight, you can opt for second-row captain’s chairs that reduce seating to seven for added luxury. The materials vary by trim, with higher trims having semi-aniline leather, wood accents, and contrast stitching that will make you feel like you're in a luxury SUV.
The driver's cockpit has a large 14-inch touchscreen that is equipped with Toyota’s latest infotainment system, and on most trim levels, a fully-digital instrument cluster. The Sequoia is roomy for passengers in all rows, and the second row slides and reclines to make the third row easier to access.
The cargo area is highly versatile, thanks to the adjustable cargo shelf system, and with the rear seat folded down, it would allow for plenty of space for your luggage, sporting equipment, or gear for a day at the beach. With features like available heated and ventilated seats, panoramic moonroof, and tri-zone climate control, the Sequoia will keep everyone comfortable during long trips.
The 2026 Sequoia is bold and unmistakably truck-based in its design. A tall, upright stance, muscular fenders, and a massive grille give it an undeniable presence on the road. LED headlights and taillights are standard, with sequential turn signals on higher trims.
The TRD Pro stands out with unique blacked-out trim, a heritage-style grille, and 18-inch forged BBS wheels wrapped in off-road tires. The Capstone trim takes the opposite approach, adding chrome accents, 22-inch wheels, and a more upscale vibe. A power liftgate is standard, and roof rails make it easy to carry extra gear for weekend adventures. Some exterior paint colors include:
Every 2026 Sequoia comes equipped with Toyota’s i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain, which combines a 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 and an electric motor for a healthy total of 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque, delivered through a 10-speed automatic transmission in both two-wheel drive and part-time four-wheel drive configurations.
This hybrid doesn’t just get better mileage; it also makes some serious muscle. The properly-equipped maximum towing capacity of up to 9,520 pounds is certainly impressive. Even the selectable drive modes to customize performance when towing, off-roading, or cruising the highways were very cool, not to mention the available adaptive suspension makes driving in and around Florida’s mix of congested city and open highways a dream.
Toyota’s infotainment system is designed for simplicity, with quick menu navigation and natural-voice recognition, making it easy to control navigation, music, or vehicle settings without distraction.
The 2026 Sequoia comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0, which includes:
Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert is standard, and higher trims add a Panoramic View Monitor to simplify parking or hitching up a trailer.
The 2026 Toyota Sequoia is a rare mix of brute strength and refined comfort. With its powerful hybrid drivetrain, spacious three-row interior, and cutting-edge tech, it’s ready for everything from family road trips to serious towing duty.
Visit Bob Tyler Toyota in Pensacola, FL, today to test drive the 2026 Sequoia and discover why it’s the full-size SUV built for Gulf Coast adventures and beyond.
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