Toyota has turned the Land Cruiser into a snowmobile. Need we say more? Oh, you’re still here? Well, continue reading.
SEMA 2026 is in full swing, and Toyota has unveiled its Snowchaser concept family. It comprises SUVs and ladder-frame vehicles modified for traveling over snow and other harsh winter terrain. The Land Cruiser 250 takes center stage and is arguably the most interesting build out of the bunch.
We might be a tad biased there, as the Tacoma, 4Runner, Tundra, and Sequoia aren’t sold in the Philippines. For now, let’s focus on the Prado, but if you’re interested in the other builds, sound off in the comments section.
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The Land Cruiser Snowchaser Concept gets an overhaul from Toyota’s Calty design studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Along with a ridiculously high lift and tank-like tracks, this Land Cruiser has been given a makeover with snow-appropriate camouflage and blacked-out garnishes.
On top of that are lighting fixtures, rock rails, and skid plates from Toyota Genuine Parts, and a Pinsu roof rail with additional accessories. Toyota has also included a Thule SnowPack for skis and other similar equipment.
Sadly, we don’t have a visual of the interior, nor do we have any details about the powertrain. Perhaps the 2.4-liter turbocharged engine has been left untouched—this is a concept, after all. For now, we’ll just leave you with more photos.
More photos of the Toyota Land Cruiser Snowchaser Concept from SEMA 2026:
