2027 toyota tundra 5 things you need to knowToyota's full-size truck is getting a fresh shot of adrenaline. Designed right here in North America by Toyota's CALTY team, the updated 2027 Tundra sharpens its design, boosts its cabin tech, and adds a brand-new factory overlanding setup. Let's count down the Top 5 Things you need to know about the updated 2027 Toyota Tundra.Support the brands that support us. Visit TuxMat.com to buy yours today.#5: 2027 TRD Pro & Honeycomb ColorWhile all versions of the 2027 Tundra get a restyled, purpose-driven front end, if you're eyeing the flagship off-roader, Toyota is giving the 2027 Tundra TRD Pro a serious boost in both style and trail capability. Headlining the updates is a bold new exterior color called Honeycomb-a high-impact shade built to make a real statement on- or off-grid. But it's far more than just a fresh coat of paint; underneath there are TRD Pro upgrades including newly designed, vehicle-specific FOX enhanced QS3 shocks. They're Throw in standard rugged red tow hooks and available IsoDynamic seats to help keep you supported and stable in the cab during high-speed trail runs, and the updated TRD Pro is looking like a serious contender.#4: NEXT-GEN TECH & SMARTPHONE WALLET DIGITAL KEYNumber four brings big tech upgrades inside the cab. A massive 14-inch touchscreen is now standard across the board, backed by AT&T 5G connectivity and a faster 'Hey Toyota' voice assistant. Toyota also added a built-in Drive Recorder Dash Cam that automatically saves 20-second clips of triggered events or lets you manually record. Even cooler, the updated Digital Key now lives right inside your native Apple, Google, or Samsung phone wallet. You can share key access with up to five people, and thanks to NFC tech, it'll still unlock and start your truck even if your phone's battery dies.2027 Toyota TRD Pro Lineup in Honeycomb: All the Details2027 Toyota TRD Pro Lineup in Honeycomb: All the DetailsView GalleryAdvertisementAdvertisement79 photos#3: THE ACCESSIBLE TRAILHUNTER PACKAGEAt number three, Toyota is making off-grid exploration a lot more accessible with the all-new Trailhunter package. Unlike the top-tier Tacoma and 4Runner versions, this Trailhunter package is built right off the popular SR5 grade. It adds serious hardware straight from the factory, like Old Man Emu suspension, Michelin LTX Trail tires, front recovery hooks, extra underbody protection, and a locking rear diff. You also get Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, bronze wheels, and exclusive badges. However, being built on something closer to the base Tundra model means that you aren't getting quite as premium a version of the Trailhunter as you would on other Toyotas. Perhaps the change is being made in an attempt to increase sales of the trim, as well as accessory parts. But will this be Toyota's strategy with all Trailhunter models going forward? Only time will tell.#2: STANDARD TOYOTA SAFETY SENSE 4.0Coming in at number two is standard peace of mind. The 2027 Tundra rolls out with the updated Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 system. This newest generation upgrades the hardware and detection range across the board. You get standard Pre-Collision with Pedestrian Detection, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Tracing Assist, Road Sign Assist, and Proactive Driving Assist to help manage distance in daily traffic.2027 toyota tundra 5 things you need to know#1: REAL-WORLD POWERTRAINS & ONBOARD POWERAnd our number one takeaway: serious muscle paired with job-site practicality. You still have your choice of two powertrains: the standard twin-turbo V6 i-FORCE or the punchier i-FORCE MAX which gives you up to 89 more horsepower. Plus, the i-FORCE MAX includes a built-in 2.4-kilowatt power inverter. That means you can run power tools, tailgating setups, or camping gear directly off the truck wherever you go. That's our quick look at what's new for the 2027 Toyota Tundra, but what do you think of the new upgrades? And is that Trailhunter trim a cool addition for the nameplate or a toned-down disappointment? Drop your comments down below.