Imagine your eyes closed, knowing nothing about the car you were just placed in. Then, you open them. A cutting-edge 12.3-inch diagonal color touchscreen infotainment system is laid out in front of you, in the middle of the dashboard. Fancy soft-touch coatings exist throughout, along with a comfortable black woven cloth upholstery. Matte-bronze inserts line the dash and around the air vents, creating contrast with the otherwise black surroundings. A leather clad steering wheel and shift lever are also visible.
By then, you’re probably assuming you're sitting inside an expensive luxury sedan. But you're not. You’re inside a Toyota – the all-new 2023 Toyota Crown to be exact.
Interior Features
The Toyota Crown, a hybrid essentially replacing the Avalon in the brand’s new model lineup, arrives this month. With it comes an interior unlike anything Toyota drivers in the United States have ever seen and experienced. The differences start even before you’re fully inside. The Crown’s 5.8 inches of ground clearance, higher than traditional sedans, makes the getting in and out process more like a crossover than midsize sedan. Here are some of the many other interior features you’ll find throughout the Crown’s three trim levels (XLE, Limited, and Platinum).- Qi-compatible wireless smartphone charging.
- LED front and rear reading lights and a cargo area light.
- Four USB-C charge ports — two front/two rear.
- One USB-A charge port — front console.
- Two front and two rear cup holders; two front-door and one rear bottle holder.
- Fixed Panoramic Roof (Limited and Platinum trims).
- Heated front and rear seats. (Limited and Platinum trims).
- Heated steering wheel. (Limited and Platinum trims).
Toyota Crown Fixed Panoramic Roof
Toyota Crown Back SeatsA black finish adorns the Crown’s base XLE trim level interior. Seats are upholstered in high-quality SofTex®, a synthetic leather-type material. A step up to the Limited trim results in genuine leather seats with three interior color options: Black, Macadamia, and a Black/Dark Chestnut combination. The top Platinum trim just offers black leather seats. However, Platinum includes exclusive features like a telescopic steering wheel with paddle shifters and digital key capabilities.
Interior Dimensions
The Crown is Toyota’s largest sedan. As a result, it includes the most interior space. This is especially evident in the backseat. The 2023 Crown’s rear leg room is 4.1 inches longer than the 2023 Toyota Corolla, and nearly one inch longer than the 2023 Toyota Camry.
Here are how the Toyota Crown's interior space and features measure up against a few competing midsize sedans.
Here are how the Toyota Crown's interior space and features measure up against a few competing midsize sedans.
| Dimension | 2023 Toyota Crown | 2023 Honda Accord | 2023 Hyundai Sonata |
| Seats | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Colors | Up To 3 | 2 | 2 |
| Standard Infotainment Display | 12.3 inches | 7 inches | 10.3 inches |
| Leg room (front/rear) | 42.1/38.9 inches | 42.3/40.4 inches | 46.1/34.8 inches |
| Head room (front/rear) | 38.2/37.5 inches | 37.5/37.2 inches | 40/38.4 inches |
| Shoulder room (front/rear) | 57.1/55.1 inches | 57.9/56.5 inches | 57.9/56.1 inches |
| Hip room (front/rear) | 55.2/53.1 inches | 55.4/55.4 inches | 54.6/54.4 inches |
| Cargo Space | 15.2 cubic feet | 16.7 cubic feet | 16 cubic feet |
See the 2023 Crown’s Interior and More at Sloane Toyota of Glenside
Ready to explore the 2023 Toyota Crown? View our latest stock of Crown sedans online. There, you can see additional photos and vehicle information, and schedule a test drive. You can also start the purchase process before heading to our Glenside, PA Toyota dealership. Our online retailing tool enables you to get accurate finance and payment information. Look for the “Start Online | Finish In-Store” button. Otherwise, feel free to contact us. Our Sloane Toyota of Glenside team would be more than happy to answer any of your 2023 Crown questions.
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