Seven grades give the 2027 Tundra seven personalities. SR and SR5 keep hard-wearing surfaces that shrug off work boots, Limited and Platinum add softer materials and more standard comfort, and the 1794 Edition layers in its western-themed leather. Capstone sits at the top with semi-aniline leather and 10-way power front seats. The TRD Pro takes a different path, offering ISO-dynamic seats that use a suspended design to keep the driver settled over washboard gravel.

• Seven grades from SR to Capstone
• Available ISO-dynamic seats on TRD Pro
• Semi-aniline leather on Capstone
• Western-themed 1794 Edition cabin
• Available heated and ventilated front seats

The dashboard is where 2027 changes most. A 14-inch multimedia touchscreen is now standard across the Tundra lineup, running wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a built-in Drive Recorder dash cam records 20-second clips as standard equipment. Available 12-speaker JBL Premium Audio and wireless charging round out the cabin tech, while over-the-air updates keep the system current.

• Standard 14-inch multimedia touchscreen
• Standard Drive Recorder dash cam with 20-second clips
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Available 12-speaker JBL Premium Audio
• Available wireless phone charging

Two cab styles shape the 2027 Tundra experience. Double Cab works for a crew of four with a longer bed behind them, while CrewMax opens up genuine rear-seat space for adults or car seats on the ride to a Springfield ballgame. Both use the flat rear floor and under-seat storage that make a full-size truck double as gear storage, and i-FORCE MAX grades add a 2.4-kilowatt inverter for powering equipment from the cab or bed.

• Double Cab and CrewMax configurations
• Rear under-seat storage
• Available panoramic moonroof
• New 2.4-kilowatt inverter on i-FORCE MAX grades
• Available power rear window