The Toyota Land Cruiser is a full-size SUV produced by the Japanese manufacturer Toyota. First introduced in 1951, it is one of Toyota’s longest-running nameplates and is widely recognized for its durability and off-road capability. The Land Cruiser has been used globally in both civilian and commercial applications, particularly in remote and challenging environments.

The vehicle is typically built with a body-on-frame construction and equipped with advanced four-wheel-drive systems. Depending on generation and market, it has been offered with gasoline or diesel engines, as well as modern hybrid powertrains in recent versions. The Land Cruiser generally provides seating for five to eight passengers, along with substantial cargo space.

Known for reliability and longevity, the Toyota Land Cruiser is frequently used in rugged terrain, humanitarian operations, and long-distance travel. It combines off-road strength with increasing levels of comfort, technology, and safety in modern generations.