Toyota introduced a completely new Tundra in 2021, after 14 years since the launch of this pickup's predecessor, in 2007, and the seven since the refreshed 2014 model.

Toyota added another refresh for the Tundra’s second generation for the 2018 model year, adding more TRD packages and improving the vehicle’s safety.

Toyota attacked the American pickup segment with the Tundra model. That half-ton vehicle was meant to climb or to haul, no matter the road ahead.

The half-ton pickup from Toyota received a good upgrade in February 2013 as a 2014 model. There were big changes, more on the inside than on the outside.

Toyota refreshed the second generation of the Tundra after seven years on the market and revealed the facelifted version in 2013 a the Chicago Auto Show.

Toyota made an evolution plan for the U.S. pickup market and started with the Tacoma in 1995, which evolved into the Tundra's first generation in 1999.

When Toyota started its involvement in the pickup segment in the U.S., it started on the wrong foot with the Tacoma in 1995, but that was the learning curve.

Toyota introduced the second generation of the Tundra pickup at the 2006 Chicago Auto Show and showed the carmaker's determination to succeed in a market dominated by American companies.

Toyota was already a respected name in the offroad arena, and the HiLux pickup was an excellent example of what it could achieve, but on the U.S. market, it couldn't break the ice.