2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime Prices and Deals

Plug-in with high dealer markups

The 2021 RAV4 Prime is available and carries on with the same offers this month. The 2022 RAV4 Prime is available for order now but has no promotional offers.

Dealerships are experiencing inventory shortages, so you may have a hard time finding the perfect RAV4 Prime for you.

Current offers end January 31, 2022. Examples here are based on Southern California but may be similar in other parts of the country.

This page is updated monthly with the latest incentives, so be sure to check back for the latest information.

Toyota RAV4 Prime Lease Deals

Lease from $467/month

There are no promotional lease offers on the 2021 RAV4 Prime, but you can get a retail lease. According to Toyota's payment estimator, a 36-month lease on the 2021 RAV4 Prime SE will run $467 per month with $3,117 due at signing (12,000 miles per year).

With an effective cost of $554, this isn't a good deal relative to its MSRP.

The estimated 36-month retail lease on the 2022 RAV4 Prime runs $453 per month with $3,109 due at signing (12,000 miles per year). With an effective monthly cost of $539, this is not a good value relative to its MSRP.

Toyota RAV4 Prime Rebate Deals

Tons of federal and state rebates

The 2021 and 2022 RAV4 Prime has no factory rebates yet. Given supply-related issues, we think it's highly unlikely that Toyota will introduce any cash incentives.

California buyers can get a $1,000 rebate from the Clean Vehicle Rebate (CVRP) and a $750 California Clean Fuel Reward for a total of $1,750 off. The CVRP is a rebate you get after buying the vehicle, but the CCFR is a point-of-sale rebate you get immediately.

On top of this, the 2021 RAV4 Prime is eligible for up to a $7,500 EV tax credit from the IRS. Combining the California and federal credits, you could get up to $9,250 off the 2021 RAV4 Prime.

Toyota RAV4 Prime Finance Deals

No financing incentives

Toyota offers no APR deals on the 2021 or 2022 RAV4 Prime yet.

Things could change, but we think the odds aren't in favor of shoppers. Your local dealer may be able to offer competitive rates, so be sure to check before making a decision on how to finance.