After six years, the 5th-gen RAV4 is making way for a "new" model, though it might not be as fresh as Toyota would like you to believe

Toyota RAV4 is a top-selling crossover designed for practicality over flair, but is there a better competitor?

YouTuber Q-Cars has imagined the 2025 RAV4 with styling cues borrowed from the bigger Kluger and the compact Yaris Cross. Both SUVs look 'right' in their own skins, but is it a look that translates well to the midsized RAV4? You tell us.

The Toyota RAV4, introduced in 1995, has become the world's best-selling SUV, with over 10 million units sold by 2020. Its enduring popularity and strong sales record make it a top contender in the compact crossover SUV segment.

Sales of the Toyota RAV4 apparently know no bounds, as new data from automotive analytics firm JATO Dynamics has it outpacing the venerable Ford F-150 in U.S. vehicles registrations in 2024. This changing of the guard is a historic event,