Toyota plans to introduce many Crown models to the US market, but the rear-drive luxury car with hydrogen and hybrid drivetrains won’t be available.

With Toyota already offering the Crown sedan for sale here and planning to launch a Crown SUV—possibly dubbed Crown Signia—shortly, we’re growing more and more familiar with the Crown nameplate. There is an even larger selection of Crowns available in Japan, and Toyota has recently unveiled the most recent model, which is known as the Crown “sedan type.”

This model is more in accordance with the Crown nameplate’s customary structure: a huge extravagance vehicle with back tire drive and a moderate plan. The new form is a smidgen more swoopy-looking than Crowns of the past, and it seems to be like the hydrogen-fueled Toyota Mirai. It has a long wheelbase and an extensive back seat that can be optioned with escort cordial elements like huge back headrests and an overhang.

The Crown’s standard powertrain is a cross breed arrangement with a 2.5-liter fuel motor. Toyota says this is another arrangement with two electric engines and an equipped transmission, rather than the planetary gearset utilized in other Toyota mixture models. There’s likewise a hydrogen energy component variant that we expect has a comparable arrangement as the Mirai, however Toyota guarantees that the Crown has a more extended scope of north of 500 miles on a solitary tank.

Beginning costs in Japan range from what could be compared to around $48,000 for the cross breed up to $55,000 for the power module model. Toyota will offer the Crown however a membership administration in Japan, yet isn’t probably going to send out it to different business sectors.