The 1794 Edition is now available for the 2025 Toyota Sequoia, joining the Tundra as the vehicle with the most luxurious trim levels. The Sequoia 1794 Edition has cherry wood and leather front seats inside, and you can choose to have them massaged if you want to. It’s also warm and has airflow. A new wireless camera attachment for 2025 installs on the rear of a trailer and sends a live image to the digital rearview mirror. The 1794 Edition will be added to the Toyota Sequoia lineup in 2025, making the car bigger and more luxurious. Since they are built on the same platform, it makes sense that Toyota’s full-size three-row SUV and Tundra pickup both have the luxury-focused trim. Inside and out, the 1794 has its unique style, and it’s in the middle of the more expensive Platinum and Capstone styles. The new Sequoia 1794 Edition looks and feels very expensive, with accent pieces and personalized badges all over. The outside looks pretty much the same as any other Sequoia, but the inside is a bit fancier. The plain leather or cloth seats have been swapped out for ones made of more luxurious brown leather. Real American walnut wood grain is used all over the house, which makes it look even more grand. The 1794’s front seats have massage pillows, air flow, and heating. The last feature is set to come out in 2025. The 1794 trim level comes with 20-inch wheels and captain’s chairs in the second row. Two other changes for the 2019 Sequoia model year are a portable camera for the trailer and a new engine. The camera can be put on the back of a trailer and uses WiFi to send a live feed straight to the Sequoia’s digital rearview mirror. Unlike the Tundra, Toyota doesn’t have a cap on the number of 2025 Sequoia 1794 Editions it can make. When they go on sale, the Platinum and Capstone trims will cost around $75,000 to $80,000.
