Toyota Land Cruiser 250 2025
Engine Capacity
Power
Torque
Speed
180 kmph
Transmission
8-Speed AT
Drive Type
Price Range
Overview
The 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser 250 continues the Prado lineage with a renewed focus on durability and capability. According to Sri Lankan importers and feedback from JDM owner groups, this generation offers better stability, improved insulation and updated driver-assistance features. As a body-on-frame SUV, it fits typical Sri Lankan use such as daily Colombo trips, long outstation drives and mixed terrain in rural areas. Most imported units are the 2.8L diesel, which owners in similar markets describe as reliable and torque-heavy.
Top Features
Rearview camera360 View Camera SystemLED headlights with DRLElectronic stability controlHill Hold ControlRear Air VentsUSB/Aux inputsWireless charging padFront and Rear Parking Sensors
Pros
Strong torque and good long-distance stability Ladder-frame durability suits rough surfacesResale value traditionally strong for Land Cruiser modelsGood parts availability for core diesel componentsImporters say ADAS features help during steady-speed expressway travel
Cons
Large width makes older car parks and narrow lanes harder to navigate Higher fuel consumption in stop–start trafficTyres and suspension parts cost more than crossover modelsADAS sensors/cameras require proper calibrationDriver Insights
4.5
out of 5
Importers say the LC250 feels predictable in daily Sri Lankan use, with light steering at low speeds and a steadier feel as speed builds. JDM owner groups also describe it as stable and comfortable on long journeys Many importers report that buyers choosing the LC250 for long outstation travel appreciate its calm highway behaviour. JDM owner groups similarly describe the SUV as ‘relaxed’ on longer runs.
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