Entering its third year on the market, Toyota’s Grand Highlander is completely unchanged. The biggest differences between 2025 and 2026 will be a new year-marking digit on the VIN tag and a slightly higher price tag. For 2026, each trim climbs by $500, with a new starting price of $41,360. But a look at Toyota’s sales charts shows that buyers feel pretty strongly that “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Sales of the Grand Highlander last month were up 77% versus the same month in 2024, and total sales for the year are up 18.1% to make it Toyota’s second-best-selling SUV.
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