The facelifted Toyota Harrier has been spied completely undisguised while shipping on a transporter in Japan, courtesy livedoor Blog.

The 2017 Toyota Harrier will feature three-element LED headlamps with slightly different graphics, slightly changed air dam grille with fog lamps housed on the outer ends, restyled front bumper with vertical LED daytime running lights and tweaked tail lamps. 


The interior of the Toyota Harrier may get subtle changes with the facelift. The drill of refreshing the upholstery and trim on various elements could apply here too, but on the safety front, Toyota will bring a major upgrade by offering Toyota Safety Sense P standard. Equipped with an in-vehicle camera and front-grille-mounted, millimeter-wave radar, the 2017 Toyota Harrier’s advanced safety features should include Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection function, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist function, Automatic High Beams and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control.

With the facelift, Toyota will introduce a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine that produces 151 PS and 231 Nm of torque in the Toyota Harrier. The turbocharged petrol model will have a 6-speed manual transmission and a four-wheel drive system for power delivery. Sales of the 2017 Toyota Harrier in Japan will commence in June.