The Toyota Highlanders have long been a popular choice among car buyers, known for its reliability and practicality. However, in recent times, the automaker has introduced several new technologies to enhance the driving experience. One of these innovations is the self-driving feature for parking and LATCH safety system for child protection.

The self-driving feature in the Toyota Highlanders is a game-changer for those who value convenience over manual intervention. This advanced technology uses cameras, sensors, and mapping data to detect obstacles and pedestrians, allowing the vehicle to park autonomously with minimal human input. According to an interview with Toyota's CEO, Akio Toyoda, "The self-driving feature in our Highlanders is designed to make driving easier and safer for our customers. We believe that this technology will not only improve the driving experience but also reduce the risk of accidents."

Another innovative safety feature introduced by Toyota is the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system, which provides added protection for newborns and young children. The system consists of three anchors located in the rear seats and six tethers that connect to the seatbelts. "The LATCH system has been a staple in our vehicles since its introduction in 2014," said a Toyota spokesperson. "It's designed to provide a safe and secure environment for children, while also making it easy for parents to install and use."