Picking Your Top-Shelf Tundra Once you climb past the Limited, the Tundra lineup turns into a nice problem to have. Platinum, 1794 Edition, and Capstone all wrap a full-size CrewMax pickup in leather, big screens, and a 12-speaker sound system. So which one fits your garage and your budget? We lined up the 2026 trucks side by side so you can spot the real differences fast. The Platinum and 1794 Edition share the same hardware and engine choices, and the 1794 Edition starts $685 higher for its ranch-inspired style. Both of those trims come with a 389 hp twin-turbo V6 and offer the 437 hp i-FORCE MAX hybrid for roughly $3,900 more than a comparable 4WD gas truck. The Capstone makes the hybrid, 4WD, 22-inch wheels, a 10-inch head-up display, and power running boards standard. How These Three Trims Fit the Lineup Toyota builds the 2026 Tundra in seven grades, from the work-ready SR up to the Capstone. These three sit at the top. All of them come only as a CrewMax, and all ride on hydraulic cab mounts, which Toyota uses on the Limited and above to soften bumps. Every 2026 Tundra also gets a 32.2-gallon fuel tank, a factory tow hitch with a 7/4-pin connector, and Toyota Safety Sense 2.5. Toyota has also announced a refreshed 2027 Tundra with new front styling, a standard 14-inch screen, and Toyota Safety Sense 4.0. This guide covers the 2026 trucks, so ask our team for the latest 2027 details. Platinum Brings Polish at the Lowest Price of the Three Start with the Platinum at $63,695 before destination. That buys a 3.4-liter i-FORCE twin-turbo V6 with 389 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 10-speed automatic. Rear-wheel drive is standard, and 4WD is available. It rolls on 20-inch alloy wheels. Inside, you get leather-trimmed 10-way power front seats, a 14-inch touchscreen, a 12-speaker JBL audio system, and a power panoramic roof. Want more trail grip? You can add the TRD Off-Road Package, and for 2026, Toyota lets you pair it with power running boards. What the Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition Adds The Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition starts at $64,380, only $685 above the Platinum. Its name honors the year a ranch was founded on the land where Toyota now builds every Tundra in San Antonio, Texas. That western theme shows up in the styling and cabin finishes. Under the skin, these two trucks match. You get the same engine choices, 20-inch alloy wheels, 10-way power front seats, a 14-inch screen, JBL audio, and a panoramic roof. A 1794 Edition can also be equipped with the TRD Off-Road Package, which includes power running boards. Picking between them comes down to taste, so sit in both before you decide. Capstone Sits at the Top for a Reason Capstone pricing starts at $80,800, and this trim skips the gas-only engine entirely. Each one uses the i-FORCE MAX hybrid, which pairs the twin-turbo V6 with an electric motor-generator within the transmission bell housing. Output climbs to 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque, and that torque peaks at a low 2,400 rpm. Four-wheel drive comes standard. You also get 22-inch wheels, a 10-inch color head-up display, and power running boards. For 2026, the cabin gains new Shale-colored textured leather-trimmed seats. Is the Hybrid Worth the Extra Cost? On the Platinum and 1794 Edition, the hybrid is your call. The i-FORCE MAX comes only with 4WD, so the fair comparison is a 4WD gas truck. A 4WD Platinum starts at $66,695 with gas and $70,605 with the hybrid, while a 4WD 1794 Edition runs $67,380 versus $71,305. That's a jump of $3,910 and $3,925. For that money, you gain 48 horsepower and 104 lb-ft of torque. If you pull a camper up long grades or haul heavy loads often, that extra low-end torque is where the hybrid earns its keep. The Tundra lineup is rated for up to 12,000 pounds of towing when properly equipped. Check the exact rating on the truck you're eyeing, since cab, bed, and drivetrain all play a part. Where Your Money Goes Furthest Pick the Platinum if you want the full top-tier feature set at the lowest price of the three. Choose the 1794 Edition if its ranch styling speaks to you, since you pay only a little extra for the same hardware. Go with the Capstone if you plan on the hybrid and 4WD anyway, and want the head-up display and 22-inch wheels too. A hybrid 1794 Edition still starts about $9,500 below a Capstone, so price both before you sign. Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition vs. Platinum vs. Capstone Compared 2026 Tundra Platinum 1794 Edition Capstone Starting MSRP, i-FORCE V6 (RWD) $63,695 $64,380 Not offered Starting MSRP, i-FORCE MAX Hybrid (4WD) $70,605 $71,305 $80,800 Standard Engine 3.4L i-FORCE twin-turbo V6, 389 hp, 479 lb-ft 3.4L i-FORCE twin-turbo V6, 389 hp, 479 lb-ft 3.4L i-FORCE MAX hybrid twin-turbo V6, 437 hp, 583 lb-ft Available Engine i-FORCE MAX hybrid, 437 hp, 583 lb-ft i-FORCE MAX hybrid, 437 hp, 583 lb-ft Hybrid is standard Transmission 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic Drivetrain RWD standard, 4WD available RWD standard, 4WD available 4WD standard Cab Style CrewMax CrewMax CrewMax Wheels 20-inch alloy 20-inch alloy 22-inch Hydraulic Cab Mounts Standard Standard Standard Fuel Tank 32.2 gallons 32.2 gallons 32.2 gallons Touchscreen 14-inch 14-inch 14-inch Audio System 12-speaker JBL 12-speaker JBL 12-speaker JBL Power Panoramic Roof Standard Standard Standard Seat Upholstery Leather-trimmed, 10-way power front seats Leather-trimmed, 10-way power front seats Shale textured leather-trimmed, new for 2026 10-Inch Color Head-Up Display Not standard Not standard Standard Power Running Boards Available with TRD Off-Road Package Available with TRD Off-Road Package Standard Safety Suite Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 Starting MSRPs exclude destination and reflect Toyota's published 2026 pricing. Towing and payload ratings vary by cab, bed, and drivetrain configuration. Why Buy Your Tundra at Toyota of Muncie Spec sheets help, but sitting in all three trucks settles the question fast. At Toyota of Muncie, we're happy to line up a Platinum, a 1794 Edition, and a Capstone when they're in stock, so you can compare seats, screens, and cabin finishes in person. Our sales team works without high-pressure tactics and will walk you through every feature on the truck you choose, right down to pairing your phone. We work with multiple lenders to find a payment plan that fits, and our online Value Your Trade tool shows what your current vehicle is worth before you visit. After the sale, our Toyota-trained technicians keep your Tundra running right with Genuine Toyota parts. Frequently Asked Questions Is the Tundra 1794 Edition the same truck as the Platinum? They share the same engine choices, CrewMax cab, 14-inch screen, JBL audio, and panoramic roof. The 1794 Edition starts $685 higher and swaps the Platinum's look for a western ranch-inspired style. Does every 2026 Tundra Capstone have the hybrid engine? Yes. Every 2026 Capstone uses the i-FORCE MAX hybrid twin-turbo V6 with 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque, and 4WD is standard. How much does the hybrid add to a Platinum or 1794 Edition? Based on Toyota's starting MSRPs, the i-FORCE MAX adds $3,910 to a 4WD Platinum and $3,925 to a 4WD 1794 Edition, before destination. The hybrid is only offered with 4WD. What changes for the 2027 Tundra? Toyota has announced a refreshed 2027 Tundra with new front styling, a standard 14-inch screen, and Toyota Safety Sense 4.0. Ask our team for the latest 2027 specs and pricing, and we can help you compare it against a 2026 truck. Sit in All Three Before You Decide Platinum polish, 1794 ranch style, or the Capstone's hybrid and head-up display. Ten minutes in each cab settles it. Shop the Tundra Value Your Trade