2,000 HP Toyota Land Cruiser Picks World Record at 230 mph

The Land Speed Cruiser is presently authoritatively the world’s quickest SUV.

Toyota isn’t known for delivering the most captivating vehicles right now. Be that as it may, give its biggest SUV, the Land Cruiser, two turbochargers the span of your head, and anything’s conceivable – even a world record.

The automaker ran its Land Speed Cruiser idea at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California. With Nascar driver Carl Edwards in the driver’s seat, Toyota’s high-torque SUV idea impacted down the 2.5-mile cleared the runway, accomplishing a world-record speed of 230 mph, an entire 19 mph quicker than the past record holder.

Toyota initially flaunted the Land Speed Cruiser finally year’s SEMA reseller’s exchange appear. It’s worked for rapid driving, with the Land Cruiser’s standard 5.7-liter V8 wearing a couple of turbochargers the span of volleyballs. More grounded motor internals consolidate with the blowers to deliver an absurd 2,000 or more drive.

It’s something other than a motor, however. With a specific end goal to keep the vehicle sparkling side up, Toyota dropped the ride tallness for additional steadiness, and its edge got a couple of adjustments – in particular, it was limited by 3 creeps to fit bigger, stickier Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires.

Hitting that world-record speed took more than one endeavor. Edwards initially run nailed only 211 mph. To pack more speed into a similar separation, Toyota turned up the lift weight, which gave Edwards the hustle he expected to accomplish 230 mph.