2026 Toyota Tundra Specs, Trim Levels & Features

Whether you’re looking for a heavy-duty workhorse built to last, or a partner for your next camping trip, the 2026 Toyota Tacoma delivers. The full-size Toyota pickup truck isn’t afraid to get down and dirty, well suited for all four seasons across Montana. Offered with various cab options and configurations, there’s a Toyota truck for every Montana lifestyle. As the flagship truck enters 2026, it adds a tow hitch with a 7/4-inch trailer harness pin to every trim level, along with a larger 32.2-gallon gas tank. New features continue as you browse higher trims, as more trim levels come standard with leather seats and HVAC vents on the rear console. In the sections below, we’ll break down everything you need to know about the new Toyota Tundra, from its towing capacity to the onboard technology. If you’d like to learn more about the new Tundra truck, visit Toyota of Bozeman to get started.

2026 Toyota Tundra Towing Capacity and Performance

The Toyota Tundra platform is based on a 3.4-liter twin-turbo V-6 powertrain, but you’ll find it comes in a couple of different variations. The base model makes 348 horsepower, but all other gas models get 389 ponies instead. The Tundra is also offered as a hybrid, adding electric infrastructure that adds nearly 50-100 horsepower to the mix. It’s a traditional hybrid, so no charging needed. The hybrid powertrain marginally improves fuel economy, from a combined 20 MPG to 22 MPG. We’ve broken down some core numbers to be aware of below:
 

If you’d like to compare the Toyota Tundra engine options for yourself, visit our Toyota dealership in Bozeman to get started.

New Toyota Tundra Trim Levels and Features

 
The Tundra comes with your choice of two cabs and three bed lengths. A Double cab pairs with a 6.5-foot or 8.1-foot bed, while the CrewMax cab with full-size rear doors pairs with a 5.5-foot or 6.5-foot bed. This year, the Toyota Tundra comes in the following trim levels: 
 

In our chart above, the first five models mentioned all have standard gas powertrains. The latter five all come equipped with a hybrid powertrain. The SR is the only one with the base engine, offering a relatively affordable starting point if all you care about is towing power. If you’re willing to step up for the more powerful engine, the Toyota SR5 is a popular choice, bringing alloy wheels and a tow/haul drive mode with a brake controller, making it a little more functional. From there, the lineup gets increasingly more luxurious, with models from the Limited on up coming equipped with leather seats and other premium amenities. If you’d like to learn more about the Tundra family, visit our Bozeman Toyota dealer today.
 

2026 Tundra Technology

 
As you enter the cabin, you’ll find that most models come equipped with a 14.0-inch touchscreen that dominates the center of the cabin. SR models instead come with an 8.0-inch touchscreen display. No matter which display you have, you’ll find Bluetooth and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard across the board. A six-speaker stereo is standard fare, with an optional 12-speaker JBL unit there if you’d like it. Depending on trim level, you’ll find between three and five USB ports scattered through the cabin, while every model gets a 12-volt outlet. Platinum models and above get a 120-volt AC outlet in the rear so you can charge your tools on the go. Hauling your family in your Tundra? You’ll benefit from the Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 suite, which includes lane-departure warning, automatic high beams, and steering assistance. All these features and more help the Tundra earn a five-star overall safety rating for 2026.
 

Test Drive the 2026 Toyota Tundra for Sale in Bozeman

 
Whether you’re after luxury, towing ability, or off-road thrills, the Toyota Tundra has something in store for you. With powertrains built to endure, come see why Toyota remains the world's best-selling car brand.