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The Toyota Tundra will see minor changes for 2019. Based on initial order guides, the most notable additions will be new SX and TRD Sport Packages.
Although full specs haven't been released, the little we do know is that the new SX Package will come with unique tires & wheels, power front bucket seats, fog lights and an illuminated entry system.
Sadly, we don't have details yet on the new TRD Sport. If it's anything like the Tacoma TRD Sport, expect a truck with slightly more aggressive styling but a lower base price than a TRD Pro.
In terms of exterior looks, we also know that a new color called Voodoo Blue will be offered. On the other hand, Inferno (a lighter red than Barcelona Red) will no longer be available.
Higher up the Tundra range, the Tundra 1794 Edition and Platinum grades will no longer come standard with a moonroof. If that's a desirable feature for you, expect it to cost extra.
As before, all Tundras will come with TSS-P, a version of the brand's Safety Sense technology that gets you automatic emergency braking, lane departure alert, adaptive cruise and auto high beams.
Unfortunately, there's no indication so far that the truck will get the latest version of the system, dubbed Safety Sense 2.0. In vehicles like the 2019 Corolla Hatch, it adds a more advanced lane departure system and detection of road signs and cyclists.
Official pricing for the 2019 Tundra isn't due to be released until July 2018. We currently estimate an on-sale date sometime this August.
This page will be updated as new information is released.
Competitors include the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado 1500, and Nissan Titan.
