Toyota RAV4 SUV

The Toyota RAV4 is a pioneering compact crossover SUV that first debuted in Japan and Europe in 1994. Designed to combine the benefits of an SUV, such as increased cargo space and higher visibility, with the maneuverability and fuel economy of a compact car, it has since become one of the world's best-selling vehicles.

Today, the RAV4 is a global product manufactured in various locations to meet regional demand. Primary production facilities are located in Japan (Takaoka and Shokki plants), Canada (Ontario), and the United States (Kentucky). Ownership remains under the original founder, Toyota Motor Corporation, which has evolved into a global automotive giant leading in hybrid and sustainable mobility technologies.