Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)

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Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) is Toyota’s modular vehicle platform strategy that underpins many of its recent models, improving structural rigidity, driving dynamics, efficiency, and production flexibility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Toyota vehicle platform strategy
automotive platform architecture
body-on-frame truck and SUV platform
compact car platform
mid-size and large vehicle platform
modular vehicle platform
rear-wheel-drive luxury platform
subcompact vehicle platform
abbreviation Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
surface form: TNGA
aimsToImprove global manufacturing efficiency
aimsToReduce development time
production costs
appliesTo crossover SUVs
light commercial vehicles
passenger vehicles
associatedBrand Lexus
Toyota Motor Corporation
surface form: Toyota
associatedWith Toyota Safety Sense integration
countryOfOrigin Japan
designGoal enhance safety performance
improve driving dynamics
improve fuel efficiency
improve structural rigidity
increase production flexibility
lower vehicle center of gravity
standardize components across models
developer Toyota Motor Corporation
feature high-strength steel usage
improved noise vibration harshness control
increased body rigidity
lower-mounted powertrain
modular wheelbase options
optimized suspension geometry
shared parts and modules
firstMassProductionUse Toyota Prius
surface form: fourth-generation Toyota Prius
industry automotive industry
introducedIn mid-2010s
platformVariant Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
surface form: TNGA-B

Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
surface form: TNGA-C

Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
surface form: TNGA-F

Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
surface form: TNGA-K

TNGA-L
relatedConcept modular architecture
platform sharing
successorTo previous Toyota platform families (e.g. MC platform, K platform)
supports battery electric powertrains
hybrid powertrains
internal combustion powertrains
plug-in hybrid powertrains
usedByModel Lexus LC
Lexus LS
surface form: Lexus LS (fifth generation)

Toyota Avalon
surface form: Toyota Avalon (fifth generation)

Toyota C-HR
Toyota Camry
surface form: Toyota Camry (eighth generation)

Toyota Corolla
surface form: Toyota Corolla (twelfth generation)

Toyota Highlander
surface form: Toyota Highlander / Kluger (fourth generation)

Toyota Land Cruiser
surface form: Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series

Toyota Prius
surface form: Toyota Prius (fourth generation and later)

Toyota RAV4
surface form: Toyota RAV4 (fifth generation)

Toyota Sequoia
surface form: Toyota Sequoia (third generation)

Toyota Tundra
surface form: Toyota Tundra (third generation)

Toyota Yaris
surface form: Toyota Yaris (XP210 series)

Toyota Yaris Cross

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Toyota Corolla platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
Toyota RAV4 platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
this entity surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA-K)
J300 platformFamily Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
this entity surface form: TNGA-F body-on-frame platform
fourth generation (XU70) platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
subject surface form: Toyota Highlander (XU70)
this entity surface form: Toyota TNGA-K platform
Australia (as Toyota Kluger) basedOn Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
subject surface form: Toyota Kluger
this entity surface form: TNGA-K platform (later generations)
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) abbreviation Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture
this entity surface form: TNGA
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) platformVariant Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture
this entity surface form: TNGA-C
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) platformVariant Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture
this entity surface form: TNGA-K
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) platformVariant Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture
this entity surface form: TNGA-B
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) platformVariant Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture
this entity surface form: TNGA-F
Toyota Corolla Cross (crossover derivative) platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
subject surface form: Toyota Corolla Cross
this entity surface form: Toyota TNGA-C platform
Toyota Tacoma platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
this entity surface form: TNGA-F platform (fourth generation)
Toyota Motor Manufacturing France vehiclePlatformProduced Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
this entity surface form: Toyota TNGA-B platform
Lexus NX platform Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) (recent generations)
this entity surface form: Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA-K)