Toyota will add two new yellow paint options to its 2027 TRD Pro lineup, expanding the visual identity of its off‑road trucks and SUVs.
New colors target the TRD Pro range
“Honeycomb” will be offered on the Tundra TRD Pro, Tacoma TRD Pro and the full‑size Sequoia TRD Pro. A second shade, “Hot Honey,” is limited to the 4Runner TRD Pro for now. Both colors resemble the hue of honey, with “Honeycomb” appearing slightly lighter in early images.
The paint choices are primarily aesthetic, yet they could help owners spot their vehicles more easily in crowded lots or on remote trails. The automaker has not disclosed pricing, but current bright TRD Pro colors typically cost between $695 and $1,000, suggesting a similar range for the new shades.
Other TRD Pro updates for 2027
Alongside the color additions, the 2027 Tundra and Sequoia will receive purpose‑built upgrades designed to enhance off‑road capability. The updates include Fox QS3 shocks tuned specifically for the full‑size, body‑on‑frame platforms built in Texas. The same models will also gain new red tow hooks, though details on design and placement remain limited.
Production for the refreshed Tundra and Sequoia is slated to begin in the fall of next year, with further information promised closer to the start of manufacturing.
The TRD Pro badge continues to represent Toyota’s most rugged configurations across its pickup and SUV lineup. It appears on the Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia and 4Runner, each model offering a mix of off‑road tuned suspensions, reinforced components and distinctive styling cues.
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From a broader perspective, adding bold color options mirrors a trend among American automakers to diversify palette choices beyond traditional neutrals. In recent years, a handful of manufacturers have introduced limited‑edition hues aimed at niche enthusiast segments, hoping to capture attention without altering the underlying vehicle platforms.
For consumers, the new hues could simplify locating a vehicle in a busy parking area, especially in venues like wholesale clubs where many trucks share similar silhouettes. The practicality of a brighter exterior may also appeal to owners who frequently travel off‑road environments where visibility can be a safety factor.
Performance upgrades such as the Fox shocks and upgraded tow hooks remain central to the 2027 TRD Pro lineup, while the visual twist sets the models apart from standard trims. No changes to engine options or drivetrain configurations have been indicated for the upcoming model year.
Dealerships are expected to display the new paint options on showroom floors and at regional off‑road events. Prospective buyers will be able to see the colors in person once production begins, providing a clearer sense of how the hues compare to the manufacturer’s online renderings.
They will soon be on the market.
