The 2025 Toyota Tundra and Sequoia were engineered for the demanding North American market—where performance, luxury, and cutting-edge technology are non-negotiable. Now, through Autogroup International’s world-leading right-hand drive conversion, these iconic American-built Toyotas are perfectly tailored for African roads and lifestyles.
Whether navigating the urban streets of Nairobi, cruising through Cape Town, tackling off-road adventures in Tanzania, or transporting VIPs across Kampala or Harare, the Tundra pickup truck and Sequoia SUV deliver unmatched power, comfort, and presence. These vehicles offer a major step up for buyers across Africa seeking something beyond the conventional Land Cruiser or Hilux—without compromising Toyota’s legendary reliability.
Autogroup International is proud to bring these world-class vehicles to more than 40 right-hand drive countries, with growing demand across Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania. For business leaders, diplomats, safari lodge operators, and families alike, the Tundra and Sequoia redefine what it means to drive a full-size Toyota in Africa.
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2025 Toyota Tundra Right Hand Drive Pickup
- Engine: 3.5 L Twin-Turbo V6 (389 hp) or i-FORCE MAX Hybrid (437 hp)
- Capability: 4WD, heavy-duty suspension, optional TRD Pro off-road kit
- Interior: Premium cabin with 14” touchscreen and leather seats
- Use: Ideal for diverse African environments—from Cape vineyards to safari lodges
2025 Toyota Sequoia Right Hand Drive SUV
- Engine: 3.4 L i-FORCE MAX Hybrid V6 (437 hp / 790 Nm)
- Trims: Adventure-ready TRD Pro and executive-grade Capstone
- Interior: 7-seater with captain’s chairs, JBL audio, panoramic roof
- Space: ~100 cm (2nd-row) & ~86 cm (3rd-row) legroom—adult-friendly
- Off-Road: Full-time 4WD, crawl control, locking differential for hard terrain
Toyota Hilux vs Toyota Tundra – A True Upgrade
The Toyota Hilux has been Africa’s trusted workhorse, but the Tundra redefines expectations with enhanced power, comfort, and scale:
Feature | Hilux | Tundra |
|---|---|---|
Engine | 2.8 L diesel (~204 hp) | Twin-Turbo V6 (389 hp) or Hybrid (437 hp) |
Transmission | 6-speed auto | 10-speed auto |
Ride | Leaf-spring | Premium coil/air suspension |
Interior | Utility | Tech-rich luxury |
Utility | Robust | Executive-grade, work-and-lifestyle |
Why Tundra is Better: It retains Toyota’s legendary reliability, with double the power, luxury interiors, and a commanding presence—perfect for executives, fleet operators, and off-road needs across Africa.
Toyota Land Cruiser vs Toyota Sequoia – Next-Gen Upgrade
- Tundra TRD Pro focuses on off-road mastery with Bilstein/FOX shocks, skid plates, and trail-ready components.
- Tundra Capstone adds plush leather, wood accents, ambient lighting, and tech enhancements for elite street performance.
- Sequoia TRD Pro mirrors Tundra’s rugged emphasis with Fox suspension, skid plating, and the same full-time 4WD tech.
- Sequoia Capstone raises luxury with semi-aniline seats, wood trim, upgraded JBL systems, panoramic roof, HUD, and premium cabin finishes.
Built-in Rugged Protection
All models offer:
- Robust 4WD with crawl control, locking differential
- Available air-ride suspension for ride quality
- Trail-ready hardware for African terrains
- Petite enough for cities, powerful enough for wilderness
Autogroup International: Experience & Assurance
- 30+ years in Right Hand Drive conversions, 5,000+ vehicles shipped
- ISO 9001-certified conversion facility
- Full global compliance, with ADR and homologation
- 3-year warranty and 100,000 km service parts (air/oil/filters, brake pads, wipers)
- Dedicated customer support in Australia, Sri Lanka, and Africa, including rapid-response Fly Team
- Logistics networks in South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and more
Get Yours Today
Own the road with right-hand drive 20205 Tundra Pickup truck or Sequoia SUV —powered for adventure, refined for executives. Contact Autogroup International to reserve your build or arrange a factory visit with Rob Hill in Sri Lanka.