What are the trim levels for the Toyota Mirai?
The Toyota Mirai in the U.S. market is offered in two trims: XLE and Limited. The XLE covers the essentials with modern technology and safety, while the Limited adds premium materials and extra equipment.
Understanding these trims helps buyers weigh value versus luxury. This article outlines the two trims, what each includes, and what stays the same across both models.
Trim levels
Below are the two primary trims and how they differ in content and emphasis.
Mirai XLE
The XLE represents the entry point that still delivers the Mirai’s core hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain with essential comfort and technology.
- Core drivetrain: hydrogen fuel-cell electric system powering an electric motor
- Technology and convenience: standard infotainment with smartphone integration
- Safety: standard Toyota Safety Sense suite
In summary, the XLE prioritizes value and practicality while delivering the full Mirai experience.
Mirai Limited
The Limited adds premium touches and advanced features for a more upscale ownership experience.
- Premium interior: upgraded materials and seating
- Exterior and wheels: enhanced styling details and wheels
- Technology and comfort: enhanced audio/navigation options and additional driver-assistance features
In summary, the Limited is the more luxurious choice, with additional comfort and tech amenities compared to the XLE.
Shared specifications and warranty
Regardless of trim, the Mirai’s core powertrain and fundamental specifications remain the same. The following apply to both XLE and Limited:
- Powertrain: hydrogen fuel-cell electric system driving an all-electric motor
- Range: approximately 400 miles per full hydrogen fill, depending on conditions
- Warranty: standard Toyota warranty coverage for the vehicle and hydrogen fuel-cell system
Both trims therefore offer similar propulsion and range, with differences concentrated in interior materials, equipment, and perceived luxury.
Regional availability and notes
The two-trim structure described here reflects the U.S. market. In other regions, Toyota may offer different package configurations, names, or additional options. Always verify local specifications and pricing with a dealer for the most current information.
Summary
In short, the Toyota Mirai is available in two trims in the U.S.: XLE and Limited. XLE provides essential features and value, while Limited adds premium materials and equipment for a more luxurious experience. Both trims share the same hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain and comparable range, so the decision largely hinges on how much interior refinement and extra tech you want.
