For the leather-or-nothing buyer — the full Touring spec with the leather-appointed interior on top. The Touring beneath it starts at $46,555; the leather is a $300 factory option, so $46,855 — or $47,350 with the two-tone Crystal White Pearl.
Tell us who you are. We'll come back with the verified leather-option number and the real out-the-door total — in writing, before you decide anything.
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What You Get
This is the shortest spec sheet on the site, and that's the point: it's the Touring — glass roof, ventilated seats, all of it — with one upgrade layered on top.
One layer, stated plainly.
Including the one about the price tag.
Touring starts at $46,555 MSRP; the leather option adds $300, so $46,855* — your out-the-door number comes in writing before you set foot on a lot.
The Honest Ladder
Ask yourself the seat question honestly. If leather is a preference rather than a requirement, the standard Touring at $46,555 gives up nothing else — same glass roof, same ventilation, same everything. And if the campsite-useful features matter more than the plush ones, Limited at $43,995 has the Harman Kardon, the heated rear seats, the hands-free gate, and the 120V outlet. We'll walk you down either path without blinking.
There isn't one — this is the top of the Trailseeker lineup, full stop. The only step up is a different model entirely. If this car isn't quite it, the honest cross-shops are the Solterra for range-per-dollar or something with a third row — and we'll have that conversation without a thumb on the scale.
No pressure either way — we make the same honest recommendation whether you spend $39,995 or top-of-lineup money.
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Straight Answers
The questions buyers ask right before they decide on this trim.
The leather is a $300 factory option — you get the real number in writing when you reach out. For reference, the standard Touring it's built on starts at $46,555 MSRP. We don't publish numbers we haven't confirmed, even when it would be easier to guess.
One layer: leather-appointed upholstery over the full Touring interior. Every Touring feature stays — panoramic glass roof, ventilated seats, radiant leg warmers — and every Trailseeker fundamental stays: 375 hp, roughly 281 miles of range, X-MODE with Grip Control, full clearance. It's the shortest spec sheet on the site, and that's the point.
Ask yourself the seat question honestly. If leather is a preference rather than a requirement, the standard Touring at $46,555 starting MSRP gives up nothing else. And if the campsite-useful features matter more than the plush ones, the Limited at $43,995 has the Harman Kardon, heated rear seats, hands-free gate and the 120V outlet.
Yes, full stop — the only step up is a different model entirely. The capability is identical to the $39,995 Premium, so every dollar above that is comfort. If this car isn't quite it, the honest cross-shops are the Solterra for range-per-dollar or something with a third row, and we'll have that conversation without a thumb on the scale.
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