Concept Toyota Surf
The 4Runner TRD Surf Concept also highlights the collaborative spirit within Toyota, bringing together various departments such as TRD North Carolina, TMNA Production Engineering, Service Parts and Accessory Development (SPAD), AAP, and Motorsports and Engagement Marketing to bring this concept to life. LAS VEGAS (Oct. 31, 2024) - Toyota proudly introduced the 4Runner TRD Surf Concept, a striking concept vehicle inspired by Southern California's vibrant surf culture, at the 2024 SEMA Show.
Built at the Toyota Motorsports Garage, the 4Runner TRD Surf Concept combines the rugged, open. Toyota's 4Runner TRD Surf Concept Hides a Secret That Hits All the Right Retro 'Runner Notes You might see a neat new 4Runner, but look closer-it's a two-door convertible? The 4Runner TRD Surf Concept is built on an all-new 2025 4Runner TRD Limited with a turbocharged 2.4-liter iForce four that makes a whopping (compared to 1981) 278 horsepower and 317 lb.
The TRD Surf concept that will debut at the SEMA show next week sports a two. WIth Toyota's Throwback 4Runner TRD Surf and CALTY Toyota Land Cruiser ROX Concepts both being factory-backed one-offs, neither vehicle is for sale. Toyota's latest creation, the 4Runner TRD Surf Concept, seems to have distilled that very essence into a vehicle that pays homage to both its heritage and the vibrant surf culture of Southern California.
Unveiled at the 2024 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, this concept car isn't just a nod to nostalgia-it's a bold statement of intent. The 4Runner TRD Surf Concept celebrates its coastal origins Before designing the concept even began, the Toyota Motorsports Garage team went to work by taking a 4Runner on a practice run. Explore Toyota's 4Runner TRD Surf Concept, a tribute to SoCal surf culture and off-road adventure, blending 80s nostalgia with modern engineering at SEMA 2024.
Toyota was on a mission to celebrate active lifestyles in every way, shape, and form at SEMA 2024. The Toyota 4Runner TRD Surf Concept is one of the more unique designs, blending the styling of the original model with the aesthetic of the modern SUV. This distinctive concept was a throwback to the 1980s and Southern California's surfing legacy.
