Toyota dropped the anonymity design from the Rav4 when it introduced the fifth generation of its compact SUV model at the 2018 New York Auto Show.

With crossovers being en vogue, the 2015 Toyota RAV4 was one of the most versatile car in its class.

The fourth generation of the Toyota Rav4 compact SUV was unveiled in November 2012 at the Los Angeles Auto Show as a 2013 model. Like its predecessor, the third generation, it was available only in a 5-door version.

Toyota introduced a second facelift for the Rav4's third generation in 2010, a generation that was only five years old.

Toyota introduced a refreshed version of the Rav4 in 2009 and improved the drivetrains and the vehicle's safety systems.

Toyota introduced the third generation of the Rav4 in late 2005 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, and the automaker made it available only with five doors, ditching the three-door version for most of the markets.

Toyota introduced the Rav4's second generation in 2000 and, by 2003, it considered that it was time for a refreshed lineup for both three and five-door versions.

Toyota introduced the second generation of its RAV4 in 2000 in five- or three-door versions as its main contender in the compact-segment SUV segment.