2027 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro
By Lorenzo Bianchi July 29, 2026
Toyota is introducing a new Honeycomb exterior color for the 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro, shared with the Tundra and Tacoma TRD Pro models.
The 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro gains newly designed, vehicle-specific tuned FOX enhanced QS3 shocks aimed at improving feel, stability, and adjustability over rough terrain.
Standard red tow hooks add a functional exterior accent, with full specs and pricing for the Sequoia to follow closer to fall 2026 production.
A Color Update Backed by Chassis Changes
Toyota announced the update on 28th July 2026 from Plano, Texas, centered on a new exterior color: Honeycomb, described as bold and high-impact, arriving on the 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro alongside the Tundra and Tacoma. The 4Runner receives a related but distinct shade called Hot Honey. [Unverified] The release doesn't detail finish type or paint composition beyond calling the color bold and high-impact, so specifics beyond that description aren't confirmed for the Sequoia.
Proportions and Stance
The source material doesn't provide exterior dimensions or body proportions specific to the 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro. Toyota's own photography shows the Sequoia alongside Tundra, Tacoma, and 4Runner models, all finished in Honeycomb or Hot Honey, positioned on a rocky off-road trail — suggesting this update is being presented as a coordinated visual refresh across the TRD Pro lineup rather than a Sequoia-specific redesign.
Interior and Technology
The press release doesn't detail cabin technology or infotainment changes for the Sequoia TRD Pro. Notably, the ISO-dynamic seat option mentioned in the release is specified for Tundra and Tacoma only — the source material doesn't confirm whether this feature is also available on the Sequoia, so that should be treated as an open question rather than assumed.
What's Changed Underneath
The more substantial update for Sequoia sits in the suspension. Toyota confirms the Sequoia TRD Pro receives newly designed, vehicle-specific tuned FOX enhanced QS3 shocks, engineered to improve feel, stability, and adjustability over rough terrain — the same upgrade path applied to the Tundra. [Unverified] No horsepower, torque, or engine specifications are included in this release for the 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro, so nothing about the powertrain itself can be confirmed here.
Functional Details Worth Noting
Standard red tow hooks add a rugged accent to the Sequoia's exterior, a small but consistent styling cue across the affected TRD Pro models. Between the shock upgrade and the tow hook detail, this reads as an incremental, off-road-focused refinement rather than a broader redesign of the Sequoia itself.
What's Still to Come
Toyota confirms that detailed specifications and pricing for the 2027 Sequoia TRD Pro will be announced closer to the start of production in fall 2026, and that the separate 2027 Sequoia press release has already been updated with additional TRD Pro details. The source material doesn't name direct competitors or address how the Sequoia TRD Pro is positioned against rivals like the Jeep Wagoneer or Chevrolet Tahoe, so that comparison isn't addressed here. Standard Toyota warranty coverage applies: 36 months/36,000 miles bumper-to-bumper, with extended coverage on the powertrain and corrosion protection, plus ToyotaCare maintenance and roadside assistance.