When can/should we expect an update to the 250?

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Car came out 2024, and I’m wondering when we can expect an update. The 200 series was released in 2008 and was updated in 2012 and then again in 2016. Looking to get a 250 for my wife but in no rush, and want see if they change or update things by adding a larger fuel tank, etc.

Anyone with insider info 👀
 
I would be shocked if they added a larger fuel tank.
 
I imagine a mid cycle refresh for the 27-28 model years would include some paint color changes, maybe some trim redos, and that will probably be it. Toyota does not seem inclined to do much with the 250. It would be nice if they did something about the fuel tank, added a Trail Hunter option, and added some TRD suspension upgrades. The Tacoma and the 4Runner get a variety of options, the Land Cruiser 250 does not.
 
I imagine a mid cycle refresh for the 27-28 model years would include some paint color changes, maybe some trim redos, and that will probably be it. Toyota does not seem inclined to do much with the 250. It would be nice if they did something about the fuel tank, added a Trail Hunter option, and added some TRD suspension upgrades. The Tacoma and the 4Runner get a variety of options, the Land Cruiser 250 does not.
Since making this post I see they haven’t really touched the 300 series and that’s been out since 22 right? I guess they’re going away from the frequent updates like they did on the 200. Thanks
 
The 300 series got a tech update in 2025 - not a facelift per say but it was an update nevertheless and that also came with a hybrid version a few months later.
I wouldn't expect an actual facelift anytime soon for the 250 - instead what you can expect maybe is tech updates/minor accessories/special editions/option changes. The design is still fresh.
LC300 facelift rumor is for MY2028 - nothing confirmed though just speculative guessing.
The 300 series has now been on the market now for almost 5 years, and the design hasn't changed and that definitely needs to be updated more than the 250 as its starting to look dated.
 
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