What you get in each 2025 Sequoia trim level

The 2025 Toyota Sequoia comes in five trim levels: SR5, Limited, Platinum, TRD Pro, and Capstone. Each step up adds features, interior materials, and technology rather than changing the core vehicle. The SR5 is the base model with cloth seats, an 8-inch touchscreen, and standard safety features. The Limited adds leather upholstery, a power liftgate, and a 12.3-inch touchscreen. The Platinum layer in heated and ventilated front seats, a panoramic sunroof, and a Mark Levinson audio system. The TRD Pro focuses on off-road capability with all-terrain tires, skid plates, and electronic locking differentials. The Capstone, the highest trim, combines luxury features from the Platinum with premium leather and additional chrome accents.

Price increases between trims reflect the additions. A new SR5 starts lower than a Limited, which costs less than a Platinum. The TRD Pro sits between Platinum and Capstone in price but trades some luxury features for off-road equipment. Capstone is the most expensive, bundling nearly every available feature into one package.

Key Takeaways

  • The SR5 is the entry point with cloth seats and an 8-inch screen; the Capstone is the top trim with leather, panoramic sunroof, and premium audio.
  • The TRD Pro is built for off-road use with all-terrain tires and locking differentials, not for maximum luxury.
  • Each trim can be further customized with option packages that add specific features like towing packages, technology bundles, or safety suites.
  • Wheel size, paint color, and interior color choices vary by trim and affect the final price.
  • All 2025 Sequoias use the same 5.7-liter V8 engine and come standard with all-wheel drive.

Engine and drivetrain options across all trims

Every 2025 Sequoia uses a single engine: a 5.7-liter V8 that produces 381 horsepower and 401 pound-feet of torque. There is no V6 option or hybrid variant for the 2025 model year. The engine pairs with an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive. Toyota does not offer a rear-wheel-drive Sequoia.

Towing capacity is 8,600 pounds across all trims when properly equipped. The Sequoia can tow a mid-size boat or travel trailer within that range. If you need to tow heavier loads, the Sequoia is not the right vehicle for that task. Payload capacity (what the truck bed can carry) is around 1,500 pounds depending on configuration.

Interior and comfort configurations by trim

The SR5 interior uses cloth seats and a simpler dashboard layout. Seating is three rows with a capacity of eight passengers. The Limited upgrades to leather-trimmed seats and adds power adjustment for the driver's seat. The Platinum includes heated and ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and a power-adjustable second-row seat. The TRD Pro uses rugged cloth and leather trim designed to resist wear. The Capstone combines the Platinum's comfort features with upgraded leather and wood-grain accents on the dashboard.

Climate control varies by trim. The SR5 has a basic automatic climate system. The Limited and above add a three-zone automatic climate control, allowing the driver, front passenger, and rear passengers to set different temperatures. All trims include air conditioning; heated seats are standard on Platinum and above.

Storage and convenience features scale upward as well. The SR5 has basic cup holders and door pockets. The Limited adds a power liftgate and a center console with storage. The Platinum and Capstone include a panoramic sunroof and additional storage compartments throughout the cabin.

Technology and infotainment packages

The SR5 comes with an 8-inch touchscreen running Toyota's infotainment system, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a six-speaker audio system. The Limited upgrades to a 12.3-inch touchscreen with a more intuitive interface. The Platinum adds the Mark Levinson premium audio system with 12 speakers and improved sound quality. The TRD Pro uses the same 12.3-inch screen as the Limited but with off-road-focused displays. The Capstone includes the Mark Levinson system plus additional customization options for the digital cluster.

Navigation is not standard on the SR5 but can be added as an option. The Limited and higher trims can include an integrated navigation system through the touchscreen. Wireless charging for phones is available on Platinum and Capstone trims. A Wi-Fi hotspot powered by a cellular connection is optional on all trims.

Safety and driver-information features across trims

All 2025 Sequoias include Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, a suite of standard safety features. This includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure alert, automatic emergency braking, and lane-keeping information. The system works on all trims without additional cost.

Optional safety packages add features like blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and a 360-degree camera system. These packages are available on all trims but are more commonly bundled into higher trims. The Platinum and Capstone often include these features as standard or in a single package. The SR5 and Limited require them as separate options.

Parking sensors and a backup camera are standard on all trims. A power liftgate with a kick-to-open sensor is standard on Limited and above, optional on the SR5.

Exterior styling and wheel options

The SR5 rides on 18-inch steel or aluminum wheels depending on the package chosen. The Limited steps up to 20-inch aluminum wheels. The Platinum and Capstone use 20-inch or 22-inch wheels depending on the option selected. The TRD Pro comes standard with 18-inch all-terrain tires on rugged wheels, designed for off-road traction rather than highway comfort.

Paint color choices include standard colors like black, white, and silver across all trims. Premium paint colors like Blueprint and Cavalry Blue cost extra. The Capstone trim sometimes includes exclusive color options not available on lower trims. Roof rails and roof racks are standard on most trims but may be optional on the SR5.

The TRD Pro includes unique exterior styling: a more aggressive grille, skid plates under the chassis, and a roof rack designed for gear. These elements are not available on other trims and cannot be added as options.

Option packages and add-ons that vary by trim

Toyota groups many features into packages rather than selling them individually. A Technology Package might bundle navigation, wireless charging, and an upgraded audio system. A Towing Package adds a trailer hitch, integrated trailer brake controller, and upgraded cooling systems. An Off-Road Package (available mainly on TRD Pro) includes electronic locking differentials, all-terrain tires, and skid plates.

Some options are trim-specific. The SR5 might not have access to a luxury package that includes a panoramic sunroof, but the Limited and above can order it. Conversely, the TRD Pro's off-road packages are not available on Capstone, since the Capstone is designed for on-road comfort.

Dealer inventory and regional availability affect which packages are actually in stock. A specific combination of trim, color, and options might not be available when ready, requiring a factory order that takes several weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a 2025 Sequoia with rear-wheel drive?

No. All 2025 Sequoias come with all-wheel drive as standard. There is no rear-wheel-drive option. If you prefer rear-wheel drive, you would need to look at a different vehicle or consider a previous model year if any remain in dealer inventory.

Is there a hybrid or electric version of the 2025 Sequoia?

The 2025 Sequoia does not offer a hybrid or fully electric powertrain. The only engine available is the 5.7-liter V8. Toyota has not announced a hybrid Sequoia for the 2025 model year.

What is the difference between the TRD Pro and the Capstone?

The TRD Pro is designed for off-road driving and includes all-terrain tires, skid plates, and locking differentials. The Capstone is a luxury trim focused on comfort and premium materials. The TRD Pro costs less but trades some comfort features for off-road capability. The Capstone is more expensive and prioritizes interior luxury.

Can I add the TRD Pro's off-road features to a Platinum Sequoia?

Some off-road features like skid plates may be available as aftermarket additions, but the electronic locking differentials and all-terrain tire package are specific to the TRD Pro trim. You cannot order a Platinum with the full TRD Pro off-road package from the factory.

Do all trims have the same towing capacity?

Yes. All 2025 Sequoias can tow up to 8,600 pounds when properly equipped, regardless of trim level. The engine and transmission are the same across all trims, so towing performance does not change between SR5 and Capstone.