2020 Toyota Tundra
2020 · Pickup truck: Standard · gasoline
F
Less efficient than 95% of 2020 gas cars
15.9 L/100 km · about $4,563 a year
Among 2020 standard pickups, all types#38 of 43
Against every car on sale today, EVs includedF
20,000 km a year at $1.44/L regular gasoline.
Change km or fuel price
C
About average to insure for a 2020 car
From what insurers paid out on the 2020 model
Compares cars, not drivers. Not a quote.
Insurance estimates for
- Crash rating
- 4/5 NHTSA stars
- Insurance claims
- 120 20% above average · 2020 data
- Theft risk
- — not enough data
- Awards
- 0 none this year
Why insurance costs what it does
IBC hasn't published claims for the 2020 yet, so this uses what insurers paid out on the 2020 model, compared with a typical car. Bars to the right mean higher claims, which push the price up.
- Crash repairsCollision10% below
- Theft, vandalism and hailComprehensive135% above
- Damage from other driversDCPDno data
- Injury payoutsAccident benefits65% below
- How often it's stolenTheft frequencyno data
How the grade is worked out
We estimate what a typical driver with full coverage would pay for this model in Ontario, then rank it against every other 2020 model. The car-specific part of the premium follows what insurers have paid out on this model (the bars above). A is cheaper to insure than at least 80% of them. It compares cars, not drivers: your own quote depends mostly on your age, record and address.
Sources: Alberta AIRB, FSRA, GAA, Facility Association and IBC How Cars Measure Up. How this works
Safety
4/5 in U.S. government crash tests (NHTSA) on the Tundra. 5 is best.
- Overall★★★★
- Head-on crash★★★★
- Side crash★★★★★
- Rollover resistance★★★
Driver assist
- Automatic emergency braking: standard
- Forward collision warning: standard
- Lane departure warning: standard
- Blind-spot warning: optional
About these ratings
Stars measure how well the cabin protects people in a lab crash, not how often the car crashes. They're for the U.S. version (PU/CC, 2WD) of the same model year, usually the same car as in Canada. IIHS awards can depend on headlights or trim. How this works
Fuel and emissions
- City17.7 L
- Highway13.6 L
- CO₂371 g/km
- Smog rating5/10
Litres per 100 km. Rated as gasoline, 768 of 805 for efficiency in 2020.
All NRCan figures
- NRCan model name
- Tundra
- Powertrain (file)
- ice
- Vehicle class
- Pickup truck: Standard
- Engine
- 5.7 L
- Cylinders
- 8
- Transmission
- AS6
- Fuel type
- Regular
- City
- 17.7 L/100 km
- Highway
- 13.6 L/100 km
- Combined
- 15.9 L/100 km
- Combined (mpg)
- 18
- Energy use (ranking scale)
- 15.9 L/100 km eq.
- CO₂
- 371 g/km
- CO₂ rating
- 2/10
- Smog rating
- 5/10
- NRCan trims averaged
- 1
- Efficiency rank this year
- 768 of 805 (beats 5%)
- Class rank this year
- 38 of 43 · Pickup truck: Standard
- Vs latest NRCan year
- 764 of 794 in 2026
- Class vs latest year
- 82 of 90
Lab ratings from Natural Resources Canada; real-world use, especially in winter, is usually higher. How this works