On September 2, 2025, Toyota will be implementing some minor changes to its popular minivan, the Noah. This minor change, which will coincide with the improvements made to its sister car, the Voxy, will explain in detail what changes will be made. We will explain in detail the price, equipment, and trim configuration, including comparisons with the current model.
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Overview of the 2025 Noah partial improvement: Three major changes
1. Major restructuring of the grade system
Discontinued grades
Standard specification “G” grade
Standard specification “Z” grade
New grade structure
Standard specification : “X” only
Aero specs : “SG” and “SZ”
This restructuring simplifies the choices while significantly reducing the number of standard specification options.
2. Improved convenience through standardized equipment
Standard equipment on all vehicles (except X)
ETC2.0 onboard device
Blind spot monitor (SG/SZ)
Safe Exit Assist (SG/SZ)
Parking support brake (rear approaching vehicle) (SG/SZ)
Standard equipment by grade
SZ : 10.5-inch Display Audio Plus (compatible with connected navigation)
SG : Back guide monitor
X : Power sliding door (passenger side), smart key (gasoline vehicles only)
3. Price revisions and market positions
2025 model price (tax included)
grade
specification
Passenger capacity
FF
4WD/E-Four
X
standard
7/8 people
2,833,000 yen
3,028,300 yen
X
Standard HV
7/8 people
3,182,300 yen
3,402,300 yen
SG
Aero
7/8 people
3,195,500 yen
3,393,500 yen
SG
Aero Hybrid
7/8 people
3,545,300 yen
3,765,300 yen
SZ
Aero
7 people
3,579,400 yen
3,777,400 yen
SZ
Aero Hybrid
7 people
3,929,200 yen
4,149,200 yen
Price increase
Top-of-the-line SZ: Approximately 260,000 yen increase
The Noah is priced at around 50,000 to 70,000 yen cheaper than the Voxy , making it a better value for the same equipment. The Noah’s unique appeal is that it comes with an entry-level grade, the “X.”
People who should wait for the new model and people who should choose the current model
10.5-inch Display Audio Plus
People who should wait for the new model
Those who want the latest equipment as standard
ETC2.0 and blind spot monitor required
I want a 10.5-inch display audio as standard (SZ)
Those who prefer simple grade selection
I don’t want to get lost in a complicated grade system.
Aero spec SG and SZ are sufficient
Those who plan to hold for the long term
Emphasis on maintaining future value with the latest safety features
Who should choose the current model?
Cost-conscious
I want to get a discount on a stock car.
I want to avoid a price increase of approximately 150,000 to 260,000 yen.
Those who wanted the standard G or Z grade
We wanted a higher quality standard specification
There is resistance to aerodynamic specifications
Those who value a wide range of color options
I want the discontinued “Red Mica” and “Steel Blonde Metallic” colors.
The 2025 partial model change is characterized by enhanced equipment and trim levels . However, it also comes with increased prices and limited options .
Summary by recommended purchase pattern
New recommended pattern
Latest safety equipment required
Plan to hold for a long period (5 years or more)
There is ample time for delivery (even after spring 2026)
Current recommended pattern
Cost is paramount
Early delivery (within 2025)
Standard G/Z grade desired
Patterns to consider
Resistance to aerodynamic specifications
Rich color selection
Delivery times can be compared across multiple dealers
If you are considering purchasing a Noah, please consider your intended use, budget, and delivery timeline, and then decide when to purchase. Considering that the standard specification options are significantly limited, we recommend that you also compare the current G and Z grade models.
