Toyota's 2027 TRD Pro Colours Are Honeycomb and Hot Honey, in Case You Wish You Could Drive a Sweet Tonka Truck

Toyota's TRD Pro trucks are notoriously tough and highly capable off-road. I've actually had the pleasure of visiting the TRD development and production facility in Costa Mesa, California, where I learned about the intensive research and development that goes into ensuring that trucks from the TRD brand can withstand decades of abuse in harsh conditions. For 2027, Toyota is introducing some updates to its most off-road-ready trucks, including two new bright yellow paint colours. Honeycomb is available on the Tundra, Sequoia, and Tacoma TRD Pros; Hot Honey, which Toyota insists is a slightly different shade, is exclusive to the 4Runner TRD Pro.

Beyond the addition of the new bright paint colours, Toyota says it has enhanced the off-road capability of its TRD Pro models for 2027 with newly designed Fox QS3 shocks and standard red tow hooks, as well as optional ISO-dynamic seats in the Tundra and Tacoma.

TRD Pro models are no strangers to special colours

Although I appreciate that this year's TRD Pro colours do a fantastic impression of a full-size Tonka truck, or perhaps even a Caterpillar digger, I still prefer last year's TRD Pro colour. In recent years, Toyota has come up with a new TRD Pro-specific colour every year, and for the 2026 model year it was a bright shade of turquoise called Wave Maker. I'll miss that colour, and our very own Collin Woodard loved it too.

The 2022 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro's exclusive colour was called Electric Lime Metallic, which, as the name suggests, was a striking shade of bright metallic green that almost looked like a tennis ball, but in the coolest way. 2024's Terra colour, a dark burnt orange, was also great.

The 2027 Tundra and the 2027 Sequoia have both recently received mild facelifts, but Toyota says no details or pricing will be announced until closer to the start of production in the autumn. There are no other details available about the 2027 Tacomas or 4Runners either.