Author: Radomskyi Maksym VasyliovychOn September 16, 2026, Modellista introduced a new line of accessories for the Toyota Land Cruiser 300. For SUV owners, it’s not only the new shapes that matter: the lineup now includes a rear body kit option for vehicles with a tow hitch. We break down what’s included and which questions to ask before ordering the tuning.
This DD Tuning article was prepared on September 22, 2026, based on official sources. It covers Modellista’s Japanese offering; availability and pricing in Ukraine require separate confirmation.
What changed in the new Modellista for the LC300
In Modellista’s official release, the new style is called Refined Presence. The design is built around trapezoidal forms and black accents. A particularly practical point is the ability to choose a rear bumper spoiler designed for a vehicle with a tow hitch.
Our takeaway: the “updated” look comes from coordinated details at the front, sides, and rear. Before buying a single add-on piece, it’s worth evaluating the whole vehicle: mixing different styles can look more convincing in individual product photos than on one body.
What’s included in the aero kit and what’s sold separately
In the manufacturer’s catalog, the aero kit combines a front spoiler, rear garnish, fender flares, and a roof spoiler with side elements. Metal side step plates, a rear bumper loading-sill protector, and 20-inch forged wheels are listed as separate items.
This matters for your budget: the car in the promotional photo may include more parts than a single “body kit set” item. Ask for a list of part numbers, mounting hardware, and labor—not just a photo of the finished car.
How much the kit costs in Japan
According to the official price list as of September 2026, the recommended price of the aero kit with Japanese tax is 500 500 yen unpainted or 546 700 yen in a painted finish. Installation is paid separately. This is a reference point for the Japanese market, not a DD Tuning retail offer.
For your project, calculate the total: parts, shipping, surface prep, painting, and installation. The cheapest kit at the starting price can end up costing more after additional work.
Why “for Land Cruiser 300” isn’t enough
Before choosing, you’ll need the VIN, model year, origin market, trim level, and photos of the bumpers. Also specify the tow hitch, cameras, parking sensors, and any add-on trim already installed. This kind of request lets us verify a specific part instead of guessing compatibility from the model name.
Start with the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 tuning catalog. For comparison, DD Tuning has separate pages for VXR body kit sets and GXR body kit sets. These are standalone catalog offerings; they are not confirmation that the newly presented original Modellista is for sale.
City style and everyday practicality
The manufacturer’s recommendations note that aero parts may reduce ground clearance and can catch on curbs or ramps. The color of a pre-painted part may also not match the body perfectly.
Our advice: show your installer photos of your garage entrance and explain where you typically drive. For a city vehicle and a vehicle that regularly goes onto rough roads, the sensible set of modifications can be different. A body kit should be evaluated together with your everyday use case.
What if you have a Land Cruiser 200?
For the LC200, choose a separate kit by its model year and body. Visual similarity in design doesn’t confirm that mounting points are interchangeable with the LC300. Browse accessories for Toyota Land Cruiser 200 or the LC200 facelift kit in the 2019 Executive design—with trim verification for the specific vehicle.
Planning to refresh your Land Cruiser? Send the DD Tuning manager the VIN and photos of the vehicle from the front, rear, and side. Specify the desired result and your budget, including painting and installation. This will provide a solid basis for selecting the right parts.
Sources: Modellista’s official release dated 16.09.2026, the accessories catalog, the Japanese price list, and the manufacturer’s recommendations. The conclusions on fitment and budgeting are DD Tuning editorial analysis; we did not conduct our own tests of this kit.
How it works
- Collect vehicle data Note the VIN, year, market of origin, and trim level. Take clear photos of the front, rear, and side of the vehicle.
- Describe the equipment and desired result Specify the tow hitch, cameras, parking sensors, and installed trims. Determine which body parts you want to change and how you use the vehicle every day.
- Confirm the exact configuration Ask the seller to check the part number’s compatibility with your version. Get a list of parts, fasteners, and any additional work required.
- Agree on the budget and installation Calculate the total cost including delivery, painting, and installation. Before painting, agree with the installer on the order of test-fitting the parts and checking compatibility.
Pros and cons
A coordinated set of parts helps style the front, side, and rear sections of the body in one look.
Choosing specific items makes it possible to plan the scope of the exterior upgrade to fit your budget.
Checking the kit by part number provides a clear basis for comparing sellers’ offers.
The final budget depends on delivery, painting, mounting hardware, and installation work.
Compatibility needs to be checked against the vehicle version and the equipment already installed.
The availability of the new original Modellista 2026 kit and its price in Ukraine are not yet confirmed.
