Toyota VIN Decoder, Build Sheet & Options Lookup
Your 17 character Toyota VIN reveals model year, engine, drivetrain, trim level, and factory specifications.
Use the Toyota VIN decoder below to verify vehicle details, then use the build sheet and options lookup to identify TRD packages, JBL audio, Toyota Safety Sense features, hybrid systems, paint codes, and factory installed equipment.
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Toyota Engine Codes and Dynamic Force Powertrain Codes Expand
Toyota engine codes identify the engine family, displacement, fuel system, hybrid configuration, turbocharging, and generation. Use these Toyota engine codes to help confirm whether a Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, Prius, Land Cruiser, or GR model has the expected factory powertrain.
- 1NZ-FE 1.5L DOHC inline-4 (Corolla, Echo/Yaris, RAV4 early) (1999–2018)
- 1NZ-FXE 1.5L Atkinson cycle hybrid inline-4 (Prius NHW20) (2003–2009)
- 2NZ-FE 1.3L DOHC inline-4 (Echo, Yaris, Vitz) (1999–2014)
- 1ZZ-FE 1.8L DOHC inline-4 (Corolla E110/E120, MR2, Celica) (1998–2008)
- 2ZZ-GE 1.8L DOHC inline-4 VVTL-i high-rev (Corolla XRS, Celica GT-S) (2000–2006)
- 2ZR-FE 1.8L DOHC inline-4 Valvematic (Corolla, Matrix) (2006–2019)
- 2ZR-FAE 1.8L inline-4 with Valvematic variable intake lift (2008–2019)
- 2ZR-FXE 1.8L Atkinson cycle hybrid inline-4 (Prius XW30/50, CT200h) (2010–2022)
- 1AZ-FE 2.0L DOHC inline-4 (RAV4 XA20, Avensis, Camry ACV30) (2000–2013)
- 2AZ-FE 2.4L DOHC inline-4 (Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Sienna) (2001–2016)
- 2AR-FE 2.5L DOHC inline-4 (Camry XV50, RAV4 XA40, Venza) (2008–2022)
- 2AR-FXE 2.5L Atkinson hybrid inline-4 (Camry hybrid, Prius V/Alpha) (2011–2022)
- 1MZ-FE 3.0L DOHC V6 (Camry, Avalon, RX300, Sienna, ES300) (1994–2006)
- 3MZ-FE 3.3L DOHC V6 (Highlander, Sienna, Solara, ES330) (2003–2007)
- 2GR-FE 3.5L DOHC V6 (Camry, Highlander, Venza, Sienna, RAV4) (2005–present)
- 2GR-FSE 3.5L DOHC V6 D-4S direct injection (IS350, GS350, RC350) (2005–2020)
- 2GR-FKS 3.5L DOHC V6 D-4S with Dual VVT-i (Highlander, Sienna, Tacoma) (2015–present)
- 2GR-FXS 3.5L V6 Atkinson hybrid (RX450h, GS450h) (2016–present)
- 1GR-FE 4.0L DOHC V6 (4Runner, Tacoma V6, FJ Cruiser, Prado) (2002–present)
- 1UR-FE 4.6L DOHC V8 (LS460, Land Cruiser 200, Sequoia, Tundra 4.6) (2006–2021)
- 3UR-FE 5.7L DOHC V8 (Tundra, Sequoia, Land Cruiser 200, LX570) (2007–2021)
- 2UZ-FE 4.7L DOHC V8 (Land Cruiser 100, Sequoia, Tundra 4.7) (1998–2011)
- 2JZ-GE 3.0L inline-6 naturally aspirated (Supra MA70/JZA80 base, IS300) (1991–2005)
- 2JZ-GTE 3.0L inline-6 twin-turbo 320hp (Supra JZA80) (1991–2002)
- 1JZ-GTE 2.5L inline-6 turbo (Supra, Soarer, Mark II) (1990–2007)
- 2TR-FE 2.7L DOHC inline-4 (Tacoma, Hilux, Prado 2.7, FJ Cruiser 2.7) (2002–present)
- 1KD-FTV 3.0L D-4D inline-4 diesel (Hilux Surf, Land Cruiser Prado) (2000–present)
- 1GD-FTV 2.8L D-4D inline-4 diesel (Hilux, Fortuner, Land Cruiser 300) (2015–present)
- 2GD-FTV 2.4L D-4D inline-4 diesel (Hilux, Fortuner, HiAce) (2015–present)
- 1VD-FTV 4.5L V8 D-4D twin-turbo diesel (Land Cruiser 200/70) (2007–present)
- 8AR-FTS 2.0L inline-4 turbo D-4ST (NX200t, GS200t, RC200t) (2014–2021)
- 8NR-FTS 1.2L inline-4 turbo D-4ST (Corolla, C-HR) (2015–present)
- G16E-GTS 1.6L inline-3 turbo (GR Yaris, GR Corolla) 221–300hp (2020–present)
- M20A-FKS 2.0L Dynamic Force inline-4 D-4S (Corolla, C-HR, RAV4) (2017–present)
- M20A-FXS 2.0L Dynamic Force Atkinson hybrid (Corolla Hybrid, Lexus UX250h) (2019–present)
- M15A-FKS 1.5L Dynamic Force inline-3 (Yaris, Corolla Cross) (2020–present)
- M15A-FXE 1.5L Dynamic Force Atkinson hybrid inline-3 (Yaris hybrid) (2020–present)
- A25A-FKS 2.5L Dynamic Force D-4S (Camry, Highlander, RAV4) (2017–present)
- A25A-FXS 2.5L Dynamic Force Atkinson hybrid (Camry Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, Prius) (2017–present)
- T24A-FTS 2.4L turbo D-4ST (RAV4 Prime, Venza, Crown, Highlander Hybrid Max) (2020–present)
- V35A-FTS 3.5L twin-turbo V6 (LS500, LC500h, Crown 3.5) (2017–present)
- F33A-FTV 3.3L twin-turbo V6 (Land Cruiser GR300, Lexus LX600, Lexus GX) (2021–present)
- 2GR-FXS 3.5L V6 Atkinson hybrid (Lexus TX 550h+, IS500) (2016–present)
- 2UR-GSE 5.0L V8 naturally aspirated (GS F, IS F, RC F, LC500) (2007–present)
- Dynamic Force Toyota's high-efficiency engine series achieving 40–41% thermal efficiency
- D-4S Dual injection: combined port + direct injection technology
- D-4ST D-4S with turbocharging (T24A, 8AR, V35A etc.)
- VVT-i Variable Valve Timing with intelligence – intake cam phasing
- Dual VVT-i Variable timing on both intake and exhaust camshafts
- VVT-iE Electric VVT on intake (M15A, M20A Dynamic Force)
- VVTL-i Variable Valve Timing and Lift with intelligence (2ZZ-GE)
- Atkinson Cycle Long expansion ratio cycle for hybrid efficiency
- i-FORCE Toyota i-FORCE inline-6 twin-turbo 3.4L V6 (Tundra, Sequoia, Tacoma 3.4) (2021–present)
- i-FORCE MAX i-FORCE inline-6 twin-turbo + electric motor hybrid (Tundra, Sequoia) (2022–present)
- 1GR-FEP 4.0L V6 with port injection upgrade (4Runner, Tacoma refresh) (2019+)
- 2RB-FKS 2.4L inline-4 TNGA (Tacoma 4th gen base) (2024–present)
- 2RB-FXS 2.4L inline-4 hybrid (Tacoma hybrid) (2024–present)
Toyota Transmission Codes and Drivetrain System Codes Expand
Toyota transmission codes and drivetrain terms help confirm whether the vehicle uses a CVT, eCVT, automatic, manual gearbox, AWD, 4WD, locking differential, Crawl Control, Multi Terrain Select, or related Toyota traction system.
- K120 CVT CVT with physical 1st gear launch – Corolla, Prius, RAV4
- Direct Shift-CVT CVT with mechanical first gear for improved launch response
- eCVT Electronic CVT used in Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive (HSD)
- 8AT / UA80E 8-speed automatic transmission (Camry, Highlander, Tundra)
- 10AT / UA100E 10-speed automatic (Tundra i-FORCE, Sequoia)
- 6AT / A761E 6-speed automatic transmission (older Tacoma, 4Runner)
- 6MT 6-speed manual (Tacoma, GR86, GR Corolla, GR Yaris)
- GR-DAT 8-speed automatic (GR Corolla, GR Yaris)
- 4WD / 4x4 Part-time or full-time 4-wheel drive
- AWD All-wheel drive (RAV4, Highlander, Camry AWD)
- FWD Front-wheel drive
- RWD Rear-wheel drive (GR86, Tundra, Land Cruiser)
- Tow/Haul Mode Trailer tow-optimised shift programme
- CRAWL Control Low-speed off-road crawl control (4Runner, Land Cruiser, Tacoma)
- KDSS Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System – active sway bars (4Runner, Land Cruiser)
- Multi-Terrain Select Terrain selector: mud, sand, rock, mogul (4Runner, Land Cruiser)
- ATRAC Active Traction Control – rear mechanical differential (Tacoma TRD)
- E-LOCKER Electronic locking rear differential (Tacoma TRD Pro, 4Runner)
- TORSEN LSD Torsen limited-slip rear differential (TRD)
- VSC Vehicle Stability Control – electronic stability programme
- TRAC Traction Control System
- ABS Anti-lock Braking System
- EBD Electronic Brake-force Distribution
- EPB Electric Parking Brake
- DAC Downhill Assist Control
- HAC Hill-Start Assist Control
- AWD Lock Full-time AWD lock mode (RAV4 AWD)
- Drive Mode Select Normal/Eco/Sport/EV drive mode selector
Toyota Safety Sense Codes and ADAS System Codes Expand
Toyota Safety Sense codes and ADAS terms identify the active safety systems fitted to many Toyota models, including pre collision braking, lane support, radar cruise control, blind spot monitoring, parking cameras, and driver assistance features.
- TSS Toyota Safety Sense – umbrella suite of active safety systems
- TSS-C Toyota Safety Sense C – compact version (PCS, LDA, AHB)
- TSS-P Toyota Safety Sense P – pedestrian detection added to C suite
- TSS 2.0 Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 – adds LTA, DRCC with S&G, upgraded PCS
- TSS 2.5 Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 – enhanced pedestrian/cyclist detection
- TSS 2.5+ Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+ – advanced intersection support
- TSS 3.0 Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 – motorcyclist detection, curve speed reduction, OTA updates (2024+)
- PCS Pre-Collision System – forward AEB for vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists
- PCS w/PD Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection (daytime + night)
- DRCC Dynamic Radar Cruise Control – all-speed adaptive cruise with Stop & Go
- LDA Lane Departure Alert – visual and audible lane drift warning
- LTA Lane Tracing Assist – steering centring when DRCC active
- AHB Automatic High Beams – toggles high/low beam automatically
- BSM Blind Spot Monitor – rear-side vehicle detection (separate from TSS)
- RCTA Rear Cross-Traffic Alert – reversing cross-traffic warning
- RCTAB Rear Cross-Traffic Auto Braking (TSS 2.5+/3.0)
- PBA Proactive Braking Assist – enhanced brake response (TSS 3.0)
- Emergency Steering Assist Evasive steering support to avoid collision
- Left Turn Intersection Intersection support for left-turn oncoming detection
- ICS Intersection Collision Avoidance Support
- PDA Proactive Driving Assist – gentle acceleration/deceleration
- TSS OTA Over-the-air update capability for TSS 3.0 on compatible models
- Curve Speed Reduction Automatic speed reduction approaching detected bends (TSS 3.0)
- IPA Intelligent Parking Assist – automated parking steering
- CTA Clearance & Backup Warning – proximity sensors front and rear
- Panoramic View Monitor Bird's-eye 360° surround view camera system
- Bird's Eye View Top-down aerial view parking camera system
- DAA Driver Attention Alert – drowsiness monitoring
- RDA Road Departure Alert – steering and braking at road edge
- TPMS Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
- Star Safety System Toyota's collective name for base active safety (VSC, TRAC, ABS, EBD, BA, HAC)
- BA Brake Assist – increases braking force in emergency stops
- Rear Backup Camera Reversing camera (standard US federal requirement)
- Adaptive High Beam Matrix LED high beam with individual pixel shaping (select models)
- DRL Daytime Running Lights – LED signature DRL
- Auto Level Headlights Automatic self-levelling headlamp system
Toyota Infotainment Codes and Technology Option Codes Expand
Toyota technology codes and infotainment terms cover touchscreen systems, JBL audio, Toyota Connected Services, wireless smartphone integration, digital displays, head up display, remote services, and convenience technology.
- Toyota Audio Multimedia Current infotainment platform (2022+) – Google built-in integration
- Toyota Connected Services Connected telematics and remote services platform
- Entune 3.0 Previous-generation Toyota infotainment platform (2018–2021)
- 7" Touchscreen Standard 7-inch touchscreen (LE/base trims)
- 8" Touchscreen 8-inch touchscreen (XLE, SE and above)
- 9" Touchscreen 9-inch touchscreen (current upper trims)
- 12.3" Touchscreen 12.3-inch large display (current Limited, Platinum)
- 14" Touchscreen 14-inch display (Crown, bZ4X flagship)
- Google built-in Google Assistant, Maps and Play Services integration
- Apple CarPlay Wireless Apple CarPlay (standard all current models)
- Android Auto Wireless Android Auto (standard all current models)
- OTA Updates Over-the-air software updates (current TNGA models)
- Wi-Fi Hotspot In-vehicle 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot
- JBL Audio JBL premium speaker system (RAV4, Camry, Highlander)
- Mark Levinson Mark Levinson premium audio (Lexus models shared)
- Premium Audio Step-up premium sound system
- HUD Head-Up Display – colour windscreen projection
- Digital Rearview Mirror Camera-based digital rear-view mirror (Crown, Mirai)
- Wireless Charging Qi wireless smartphone charging pad
- Remote Start Remote engine start system via key fob or app
- Smart Key Proximity keyless entry and push-button start system
- Multi-Information Display Driver's instrument cluster MID information display
- 12.3" Digital Cluster Fully digital instrument cluster (Camry XV80, Crown)
- Toyota App Remote monitoring, locking, status and location app
- SiriusXM SiriusXM satellite radio subscription service
- Power Liftgate Power-operated rear liftgate with hands-free option
- Hands-Free Liftgate Foot-gesture activated power liftgate
- V2H / V2L Vehicle-to-Home / Vehicle-to-Load power export (bZ4X, RAV4 Prime)
Toyota Paint Codes and Exterior Color Codes Expand
Toyota paint codes are usually three character codes found on the certification label in the driver door jamb. These Toyota color codes help confirm the original factory exterior finish before ordering touch up paint, checking a listing, or verifying a build sheet.
- 040 Super White II – solid bright white (most common Toyota colour)
- 068 Polar White – solid white (older models)
- 070 Blizzard Pearl Tricoat – triple-layer pearl white*
- 089 Wind Chill Pearl Tricoat – premium pearl white*
- 090 Oxygen White
- 202 Black – solid non-metallic black
- 209 Black Sand Pearl – metallic black*
- 218 Attitude Black Mica / Midnight Black – metallic dark black*
- 1C0 Millennium Silver Metallic
- 1D4 Titanium Metallic / Silver
- 1D6 Silver Sky Metallic – standard metallic silver
- 1D7 Silver Shadow Pearl
- 1E7 Silver Streak Mica
- 1E9 Galactic Gray Mica
- 1F7 Classic Silver Metallic – standard metallic silver
- 1F9 Slate Metallic
- 1G0 Dark Gray Mica
- 1G3 Magnetic Gray Metallic – dark gunmetal grey (most popular truck colour)
- 1H1 Predawn Gray Mica – dark charcoal grey*
- 1H5 Cement – warm grey metallic
- 1J6 Elemental Silver Metallic
- 1J9 Celestial Silver Metallic – premium silver*
- 1K3 Celestite – grey mica
- 1K5 Moon Dust – light grey metallic
- 1K6 Ice Edge Metallic
- 1L0 Cutting Edge – dark metallic grey
- 1L5 Heavy Metal – dark metallic
- 1C7 Thunder Gray Metallic
- 4Q2 Desert Sand Mica – warm beige metallic*
- 4S2 Driftwood Pearl – warm grey-beige
- 4T3 Pyrite Mica / Bronze Metallic – golden bronze*
- 4U3 Sunset Bronze Mica
- 4V6 Quicksand – sandy metallic
- 4X7 Dark Brown – solid dark brown (4Runner)
- 4X0 Inferno – orange-amber (GR Corolla)
- 3Q3 Salsa Red Pearl – vivid red*
- 3K4 Sunfire Red Pearl – bright red*
- 3R3 Barcelona Red Mica – dark red metallic*
- 3T0 Ooh La La Rouge – dark ruby*
- 3T3 Ruby Flare Pearl – deep ruby red*
- 3U5 Bright Red Tricoat – vivid red tricoat*
- 3L5 Radiant Red
- 3P0 Absolutely Red – solid red
- 6X3 Lunar Rock – earthy green-grey (RAV4, 4Runner)
- 6M1 Dark Emerald Pearl*
- 6T7 Cypress Mica – dark green metallic
- 751 Evergreen Pearl – deep green*
- 775 Cactus Mica – sage green
- 8S6 Nautical Blue Metallic – dark blue metallic
- 8T7 Blue Streak Metallic
- 8V5 Shoreline Blue Pearl – blue*
- 8W7 Blue Flame Pearl – vivid blue*
- 8W9 Blueprint Pearl – deep blue*
- 8X8 Blueprint – current mid-blue (RAV4, Tundra, Tacoma)
- 8P1 Speedway Blue – vivid blue (GR models)
- 5B2 Champagne Mica – champagne metallic
- 4N7 Sable Pearl – dark burgundy-brown*
- 9AH Black Currant Metallic – dark purple-black*
- Tricoat Three-layer paint finish (extra charge)
- Pearl Pearl finish designator (extra charge on many models)
- Mica Mica metallic finish designator
Toyota Interior Codes and Upholstery Specification Codes Expand
Toyota interior codes and upholstery terms help identify seat material, cabin color, trim finish, heated and ventilated seat equipment, roof options, climate control systems, and interior comfort features.
- Black Fabric Standard black fabric upholstery (LE, SR trims)
- Gray Fabric Gray fabric upholstery (base trims)
- SofTex Toyota SofTex synthetic leather (XLE, Limited)
- Black SofTex Black SofTex synthetic leather
- Nutmeg SofTex Brown SofTex (Camry, Highlander)
- Ivory SofTex Light ivory SofTex upholstery
- Genuine Leather Genuine leather upholstery (Limited, Platinum)
- Premium Leather Premium leather (Platinum, Capstone)
- Ultrasuede Ultrasuede headlining and trim (GR models, Camry XSE)
- Black / Red Black and red two-tone interior (TRD, XSE)
- Piano Black Trim Piano gloss black interior accent
- Wood Trim Wood-tone interior accent (XLE, Limited)
- Aluminum Trim Brushed aluminium interior accents
- Carbon Fibre Trim Carbon fibre interior inserts (TRD, GR models)
- Heated Front Seats Front seat heating elements (SE/XLE and above)
- Heated Rear Seats Rear passenger seat heating (Limited, Platinum)
- Ventilated Seats Front seat cooling ventilation (Platinum, Capstone)
- Heated Steering Wheel Heated leather steering wheel
- Panoramic Moonroof Panoramic glass moonroof (XLE Premium, Limited)
- Star Gaze Roof Fixed glass panoramic roof (Venza, select models)
- Power Moonroof Standard power-sliding moonroof
- Dual-Zone Climate Two-zone independent auto climate control
- Tri-Zone Climate Three-zone climate control (Highlander, Sequoia)
- Rear A/C Rear passenger air conditioning vents
Toyota Trim Codes, Grade Codes and Special Edition Codes Expand
Toyota trim codes and grade names explain the difference between LE, SE, XLE, XSE, Limited, Platinum, SR, SR5, TRD Off Road, TRD Pro, GR models, Nightshade editions, Capstone, and other Toyota special editions.
- L Entry base trim – minimal features, most affordable
- LE Luxury Edition – first step-up trim with comfort and safety standard
- LE Eco LE with fuel economy optimisation package
- SE Sport Edition – sport styling, firmer suspension
- SE Nightshade SE with blacked-out exterior appearance package
- XLE Executive Luxury Edition – step up technology and refinement
- XLE Premium XLE with moonroof and premium features
- XSE Executive Sport Edition – XLE luxury with sport styling
- XSE Nightshade XSE with black exterior styling elements
- Limited Luxury flagship with leather, panoramic roof, premium audio
- Platinum Top trim above Limited – ventilated seats, 2nd-row shade, premium features
- SR Sport Rally – base truck/SUV trim (Tacoma, Tundra)
- SR5 Sport Rally 5-speed – mid-base truck/SUV trim
- TRD Sport TRD-tuned sport appearance and performance trim
- TRD Off-Road TRD-tuned off-road capability trim (skid plates, locking diff)
- TRD Pro Top TRD performance trim – Fox shocks, TRD exhaust, heritage styling
- TRD Toyota Racing Development trim designation (Camry, Avalon)
- 1794 Edition Tundra luxury ranch-heritage premium edition
- Capstone Tundra/Sequoia flagship luxury trim above Platinum
- GR Gazoo Racing – performance model designation
- GR Sport GR Sport appearance/handling upgrade (Prius, Venza, GR Yaris)
- GR86 Gazoo Racing 86 – rear-drive sport coupe
- GR Yaris Gazoo Racing Yaris – WRC homologation hot hatch
- GR Corolla Gazoo Racing Corolla – performance hatchback AWD
- GR Corolla Circuit Ed. GR Corolla Circuit Edition – track focused limited
- GR Corolla Morizo Ed. GR Corolla Morizo Edition – lightweight race-focused
- Nightshade Blacked-out appearance special edition
- Woodland Woodland Edition – off-road appearance SUV (Highlander, Sienna)
- Trail Trail Edition – off-road appearance package (Highlander)
- Rock Creek Rock Creek Edition – 4Runner off-road adventure package
- Adventure Adventure trim – off-road styling (RAV4)
- Hybrid Hybrid designation (RAV4 Hybrid, Camry Hybrid)
- Plug-in Hybrid / Prime PHEV designation – RAV4 Prime, Prius Prime
- XSE Hybrid RAV4 Hybrid sport trim
- FJ FJ (Fortuner/FJ40 heritage) designation
- 70 Series Land Cruiser heritage heritage body-on-frame designation
- Heritage Edition Heritage Edition – retro-styling special (Land Cruiser, 4Runner)
- 40th / 50th Anniversary Special anniversary editions
- Special Edition Limited production or region-specific special edition
- Exclusive Exclusive Edition – limited production top-spec
Toyota TNGA Platform Codes, Chassis Codes and VIN Codes Expand
Toyota chassis codes, TNGA platform codes, model codes, plant references, and VIN related identifiers help connect a Toyota to its generation, assembly location, platform architecture, and body family.
- JT WMI – Toyota Japan (Aichi, Miyata, Takaoka etc.)
- 4T WMI – Toyota USA (Georgetown KY, Cambridge OH)
- 5T WMI – Toyota USA truck (Georgetown KY – Camry, Avalon)
- 2T WMI – Toyota Canada (Cambridge, Ontario)
- TNGA Toyota New Global Architecture – modular platform (2015–present)
- GA-B TNGA-B – subcompact (Yaris, Yaris Cross, Aqua)
- GA-C TNGA-C – compact C-segment (Corolla E210, C-HR, GR Corolla)
- GA-K TNGA-K – mid-size D/E-segment (Camry XV70/80, RAV4 XA50/60, Highlander XU70)
- GA-F TNGA-F – body-on-frame (Land Cruiser J300, Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia)
- GA-L TNGA-L – large/longitudinal (LS, LC, Crown)
- e-TNGA Electric TNGA platform (bZ4X, Lexus RZ)
- XV80 Camry 9th generation (2025+) platform code
- XV70 Camry 8th generation (2018–2024) platform code
- XV50 Camry 7th generation (2012–2017) platform code
- E210 Corolla 12th generation (2019–present)
- E200 Corolla 11th generation (2013–2019)
- E170 Corolla 10th generation (2013–2019 hybrid variants)
- XA60 RAV4 6th generation (2025+)
- XA50 RAV4 5th generation (2019–2025)
- XA40 RAV4 4th generation (2013–2018)
- XU70 Highlander 4th generation (2019–present)
- XU40 Highlander 3rd generation (2013–2019)
- XW50 Prius 4th generation (2016–2022)
- XW60 Prius 5th generation (2023–present)
- J300 Land Cruiser 300 series (2021–present)
- J200 Land Cruiser 200 series (2007–2021)
- J100 Land Cruiser 100 series (1998–2007)
- N280 Tacoma 4th generation (2024+)
- N300 Tacoma 3rd generation (2015–2023)
- N200 Tacoma 2nd generation (2005–2015)
- K70 Tundra 3rd generation (2022+)
- K50 Tundra 2nd generation (2007–2021)
- N310 4Runner 6th generation (2025+)
- N280 4Runner 5th generation (2010–2024)
- S235 Crown 16th generation (2022+)
- XL40 Sienna 4th generation (2021+)
- XL30 Sienna 3rd generation (2011–2020)
- AX10 C-HR 1st generation (2016–2023) platform code
- EA10 bZ4X (2022+) e-TNGA platform code
- ZVW50 Prius XW50 – model code (Z=hybrid, V=petrol, W=platform)
- AXAH50 RAV4 Hybrid XA50 – model code (A=Dynamic Force, XA=platform, H=hybrid)
- AXVH80 Camry Hybrid XV80 – current generation model code
- GZEA14 GR Corolla – model code (G=GR, Z=hybrid/turbo, E=GA-C, 14=variant)
- Motomachi Toyota Aichi Japan – GR Corolla, Lexus LFA plant
- Tsutsumi Toyota Aichi Japan – Camry, Prius, C-HR plant
- Georgetown KY TMMK – Camry (primary US plant since 1988)
- Princeton IN TMMI – Highlander, Sienna, Grand Highlander
- San Antonio TX TMMTX – Tundra, Tacoma (US truck plant)
- Huntsville AL Mazda Toyota Manufacturing – Corolla Cross, Corolla
- Cambridge ON TMMC – RAV4, Lexus RX (Canada)
- Burnaston UK TMUK – Corolla (Europe), GR Corolla (from 2026)
- Skövde Not Toyota – reference note (this is Volvo's plant)
- TIS Toyota Technical Information System – dealer data access portal
- NVDR New Vehicle Delivery Report – Toyota dealer delivery documentation
Toyota Hybrid Codes and Electrification System Codes Expand
Toyota hybrid codes and electrification terms explain Hybrid Synergy Drive, eCVT systems, Prime plug in hybrid models, i FORCE MAX, Hybrid MAX, E Four AWD, bZ electric models, and high voltage battery terminology.
- HSD Hybrid Synergy Drive – Toyota's full hybrid powertrain system
- MG1 / MG2 Motor Generator 1 (generator/starter) + MG2 (traction motor)
- Power Split Device Planetary gear set power splitting ICE + MG1 + MG2
- eCVT Electronic CVT – hybrid transmission with no mechanical CVT belt
- EV Mode Electric-only drive mode (Prius, RAV4 Prime, CT200h)
- HV Mode Hybrid-vehicle mode – combined petrol + electric
- Charge Mode Forces engine to charge battery (PHEV)
- Regen Braking Regenerative braking energy recovery
- NiMH Battery Nickel Metal Hydride battery (Prius pre-2023, Camry Hybrid)
- Li-ion Battery Lithium-ion battery (current RAV4 Hybrid, Prius 2023+)
- Prime PHEV variant designation (RAV4 Prime, Prius Prime)
- PHEV Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle
- EV Range Electric-only range on PHEV charge (RAV4 Prime ~42mi)
- i-FORCE MAX Hybrid performance pickup – 437hp combined (Tundra/Sequoia hybrid)
- Hybrid MAX High-output hybrid system (Crown Crossover 340hp, Highlander Hybrid Max)
- eAxle Rear electric axle drive unit (AWD on hybrid models)
- E-Four Toyota's electric AWD via rear motor (RAV4 Hybrid/Prime, Lexus UX)
- bZ Beyond Zero – Toyota's BEV series designation (bZ4X, bZ3)
- bZ4X Toyota battery-electric SUV (e-TNGA platform, 2022+)
- BEV Battery Electric Vehicle designation
- DC Fast Charge DC rapid charge port (bZ4X CHAdeMO/CCS)
- Bi-directional Charging V2H/V2L power export (bZ4X Japan, RAV4 Prime future)
- 12V System Auxiliary 12V electrical system (alongside high-voltage HV battery)
- SOC State of Charge – hybrid battery charge level indicator
- Ready Light Green READY light on dash indicating hybrid system active
- B Mode Engine braking/enhanced regen mode (hybrid models)
Toyota Option Package Codes and Accessory Codes Expand
Toyota option package codes and accessory terms cover common factory packages, port installed accessories, protection packages, towing equipment, TRD accessories, roof rack systems, cargo items, and truck bed accessories.
- Weather Package All-weather floor mats + cargo tray + door sill protectors
- Cold Weather Package Heated steering wheel, heated seats, remote start bundle
- Technology Package Navigation + premium audio + HUD bundle (model-specific)
- Moonroof Package Power moonroof addition to eligible trim levels
- Safety Package BSM + RCTA + additional safety features bundle
- Towing Package Factory trailer prep: hitch, wiring, transmission cooler
- TRD Accessory Package TRD performance accessories bundle (exhaust, springs, spoiler)
- Nightshade Package Blacked-out exterior elements: wheels, trim, badging
- Protection Package Paint protection film, door edge guards, splash guards
- Cargo Package Cargo mat, net, organiser bundle
- All-Weather Mat Set All-season rubber floor mats (port-installed)
- Wheel Locks Locking lug nut set (port-installed)
- Splash Guards Front and rear mud/splash guards (port-installed)
- Roof Rack Factory roof rack with crossbars
- Kayak Carrier Rack accessory (port-installed)
- Tonneau Cover Locking tonneau cover (Tacoma/Tundra – port)
- Bed Extender Tacoma/Tundra bed extender accessory
- Skid Plates Factory underbody skid plate set (TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro)
- Mudguards Factory mudguard set (port-installed)
- Running Boards Side entry step / running board kit
- First Aid Kit Factory first aid kit (market-specific)
- Auto-Dimming Mirror Auto-dimming rear-view mirror (XLE and above)
Toyota Factory Specification and Equipment Decoder
Paste Toyota engine codes, transmission codes, paint codes, trim names, TNGA platform codes, Toyota Safety Sense features, hybrid system terms, or factory equipment references below. This Toyota specification decoder helps identify engine families, Dynamic Force technology, drivetrain systems, paint colors, trim levels, TRD packages, Toyota Safety Sense equipment, hybrid systems, and factory installed Toyota options.
How to Read A Toyota VIN
A Toyota VIN is a 17 character vehicle identification number that helps confirm the exact Toyota you are checking. It can identify the manufacturing region, model year, assembly plant, vehicle line, body style, restraint system, and production sequence. For Toyota buyers, owners, and sellers, decoding the VIN is a useful first step before checking the build sheet, paint code, trim level, engine code, hybrid system, TRD package, Toyota Safety Sense equipment, and factory installed options.
Positions 1 to 3: Toyota WMI Code
2T3 is the World Manufacturer Identifier. Toyota VINs can begin with codes such as JT for Japan, 2T for Canada, 4T for Toyota USA passenger vehicles, and 5T for many Toyota trucks and SUVs built in the United States.
Positions 4 to 8: Toyota Vehicle Descriptor Section
C1RFV contains the Toyota vehicle descriptor data. Depending on model and market, this section can help identify the vehicle line, body style, engine family, restraint system, drivetrain layout, and model configuration.
Position 9: Toyota VIN Check Digit
4 is the check digit. It is used to validate the VIN mathematically and helps catch typing errors, missing characters, or invalid Toyota VIN entries before you rely on the decoded result.
Position 10: Toyota Model Year Code
S identifies the model year in this example. This matters because Toyota engine options, trim levels, Toyota Safety Sense versions, paint codes, hybrid systems, and technology packages can change between model years.
Position 11: Toyota Assembly Plant Code
W identifies the Toyota assembly plant. This can help confirm whether the vehicle was built in Japan, Canada, or a United States Toyota facility such as Georgetown, Princeton, San Antonio, or another Toyota production site.
Positions 12 to 17: Toyota Production Serial Number
415421 is the unique production sequence number assigned to that Toyota. It separates one Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, Highlander, Prius, 4Runner, or Land Cruiser from another.
What Is a Toyota Build Sheet?
A Toyota build sheet is a record of how a vehicle was configured when it left the factory. It links the VIN to the original engine, transmission, trim level, paint code, interior specification, factory packages, and installed equipment for that specific Toyota.
Whether you're researching a Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, Highlander, 4Runner, Prius, Land Cruiser, Sequoia, or another Toyota model, a build sheet can help verify exactly how the vehicle was equipped from new. While a Toyota VIN decoder reveals key vehicle information, the build sheet provides a much more complete picture of the factory specification.
Why Check a Toyota Build Sheet?
Vehicle listings do not always accurately describe trim levels, option packages, or factory equipment. A Toyota build sheet can help confirm features such as TRD packages, JBL Premium Audio, SofTex seating, Multi Terrain Select, Crawl Control, Toyota Safety Sense systems, hybrid powertrains, premium wheels, and technology upgrades.
What You Can Learn From a Toyota VIN
A Toyota VIN can reveal important production information including model year, assembly plant, engine family, drivetrain layout, and vehicle series. Combined with a build sheet, it becomes much easier to understand the vehicle's original factory configuration.
A Toyota build sheet may include:
- Original factory option packages and equipment
- Engine codes and transmission specifications
- Trim level and grade information
- Paint codes and interior trim details
- Hybrid, plug in hybrid, or electrified drivetrain information
- Toyota Safety Sense and driver assistance systems
- Technology, infotainment, and premium audio features
- Production information linked to the VIN
How to Find a Toyota Build Sheet
Toyota build information may be available through dealer records, factory documentation, original window stickers, VIN lookup services, and vehicle specification databases. Depending on the model and year, some sources provide more detail than others.
Toyota Build Sheet vs VIN Decoder
A Toyota VIN decoder is useful for identifying core vehicle information such as model year, engine type, assembly plant, and drivetrain. A build sheet goes further by showing the factory installed options, trim specification, paint color, interior materials, and equipment originally fitted to that vehicle.
Start by decoding your Toyota VIN above. Once you've confirmed the vehicle details, you can explore factory specifications, trim information, paint codes, option packages, and equipment that may have been installed when the vehicle was built.
Toyota Option Codes, Trim Packages and Factory Equipment Explained
Toyota does not use a traditional factory option code system in the same way as some European manufacturers. Instead, most equipment is grouped into trim levels, package bundles, drivetrain configurations, engine families, paint codes, hybrid systems, and factory installed accessories. Understanding these identifiers can help reveal how a Toyota was originally equipped when it left the factory.
Whether you're researching a Corolla, Camry, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, Highlander, Prius, Land Cruiser, or Sequoia, factory specification information can help verify trim grades, option packages, Toyota Safety Sense features, hybrid equipment, paint colours, technology upgrades, and TRD performance components connected to a specific VIN.
What Toyota Factory Equipment Data Can Show
Toyota specification data can identify features such as JBL Premium Audio systems, SofTex seating, panoramic roofs, Multi Terrain Select, Crawl Control, locking rear differentials, TRD performance upgrades, Toyota Safety Sense systems, premium lighting packages, hybrid drivetrains, and advanced driver assistance technology.
Why Toyota Build Information Matters
Vehicle listings often focus on trim names without accurately describing every factory feature. Access to original specification information can help confirm whether a vehicle was equipped with optional packages, premium technology, off road upgrades, towing equipment, or luxury features when it was built.
Helpful for Everyday and Specialty Toyota Models
Factory specification details can be useful across the Toyota range. Buyers and owners often use them to verify TRD models, identify rare packages, confirm hybrid system specifications, research paint codes, compare trim levels, and better understand the original equipment fitted to their vehicle.
How VIN Data and Build Information Work Together
A Toyota VIN decoder provides the foundation by identifying the vehicle's production details, model year, engine family, and assembly information. Factory equipment and build data add another layer by revealing the trim configuration, installed packages, paint colour, interior materials, and optional equipment.
Important Information
Toyota specifications can vary significantly between markets, model years, trim grades, and production runs. Features that are standard on one model may be optional or unavailable on another. Always compare factory equipment information against the specific Toyota VIN and available production records whenever possible.
How to Find Your Toyota Factory Options and Build Information
Toyota vehicles can be configured with a wide range of trim levels, option packages, technology upgrades, hybrid systems, off road equipment, and factory accessories. If you're trying to identify the original specification of a Toyota, several sources can help uncover the equipment and features installed when the vehicle was built.
Toyota VIN Decoder and Build Information
A Toyota VIN decoder is often the easiest place to begin. The VIN can help identify production details such as model year, engine family, assembly plant, drivetrain configuration, and vehicle series. Combined with build information, it can also help reveal trim levels, factory equipment, and option packages.
Toyota Dealer Records
Toyota dealers may be able to access vehicle information using the VIN. Depending on the model and available records, this can provide details about original factory specifications, installed accessories, trim packages, paint colours, and production equipment.
Original Window Sticker Information
Many Toyota owners use the original Monroney window sticker to verify factory equipment. Window stickers often list trim grades, package bundles, technology upgrades, safety features, accessory packages, fuel economy ratings, and optional equipment installed at the factory or port.
Door Jamb Labels and Factory Identification Tags
Toyota certification labels can provide useful information about paint codes, interior trim combinations, manufacturing location, production dates, and other identification details. These labels are commonly located in the driver's door jamb area.
Toyota Technical Information Sources
Factory service information, technical documentation, and Toyota specification databases can help identify engine codes, transmission types, TNGA platform details, hybrid systems, Toyota Safety Sense versions, and other vehicle specific information linked to the VIN.
Combining Multiple Sources for Accuracy
The most reliable way to verify a Toyota specification is to compare information from several sources. VIN decoding results, build sheet data, window stickers, dealer records, paint codes, and factory documentation can work together to provide a much clearer picture of the vehicle's original configuration.
Toyota equipment availability varies by model year, trim grade, production market, and package selection. Features such as TRD upgrades, Toyota Safety Sense systems, JBL audio packages, hybrid components, and premium interior options may be standard on some models and optional on others. Always verify important specifications using the exact Toyota VIN whenever possible.
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