Toyota has updated the Altitude model, the most suitable for off-road conditions, for 2026. 
Now the car's equipment has been expanded to include 18-inch wheels and an adaptive tire 
pressure monitoring system (TPMS) for all-terrain tires. Despite the addition of the new function, 
the price of this version has remained unchanged.

TPMS is offered for the first time on the Altitude model with 18-inch wheels and A/T tires.
 Previously, the system was only available on the VX and Kakadu versions with 20-inch wheels.
 The Altitude now matches the Lexus GX550 Overtrail in terms of tire pressure monitoring. 
Although the price of all Prado models has increased by $700 due to inflation since January
 1, there is no additional charge for this new feature. The updated Prado Altitude is currently 
priced at AUD 93,400 (approximately US$65,600).