Toyota Chicago Auto Show video

https://livestream.com/accounts/1607005/events/8543440/videos/186985491

 

Toyota, one of the last major automakers that had yet to announce support for Android Auto, announced today that it’s bringing Google’s in-vehicle infotainment platform support to select 2018 through 2020 vehicle models. Proceed with the happy dance, ‘Yota fans.

The supported vehicles are as follows.

• 4Runner 2020-
• Aygo 2018-
• Sequoia 2020-
• Tacoma 2020-
• Tundra 2020-
• Yaris (Europe Only) 2019-

 

also i am guessing some of the features on the 2020 tacoma will carry over to the new tundra

2020 Tacoma:

• New grilles and wheels (all trims)
• 7in touchscreen infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay, Amazon Alexa, and Android Auto (SR trim)
• 8in touchscreen infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay, Amazon Alexa, and Android Auto (SR5 and up trims)
• Standard JBL audio system (except manual transmission trucks; why? who knows?)
• power driver's seat ("most grades of tacoma" which I'm thinking TRD Sport, TRDOR, Limited, and Pro)
• standard keyless entry (TRD Sport and up trims)
• "exclusive" sequential LED/DRL headlamps (Pro trim)
• standard LED headlights (Limited trim)
• optional LED headlights (TRD Sport trim; I'm assuming it will be optional for TRDOR though not specifically mentioned)
• updated taillights and wheels that are 4lbs lighter (Pro trim)
• "Army Green" exterior paint option (Pro trim)
• Panoramic View Monitor and Multi Terrain Monitor (Pro trim)
  • basically a 360 degree camera feature including a camera to see under the truck for approaches
• Standard old V6/6AT combo with zero improvements (SR5 and up trims)
• optional old V6/6MT combo with zero improvements (SR5 and up trims)