2024 Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Comparison
Highlighted Features
2024 Venza
2024Edge
Adaptive cruise control
Yes
No
Engine
2.5L inline 4-cylinder
2.0L EcoBoost inline 4-cylinder
Horsepower
219
250
Estimated Combined (MPG)
39
23
Hybrid type
Active Hybrid
-
Speakers
6
6
Base MSRP
$35,070
$38,465
Whole vehicle warranty months / (miles)
36 / 36000
36 / 36000
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Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Performance
- The Toyota Venza comes standard with a 2.5-liter Dynamic Force DOHC 4-cylinder internal combustion engine that delivers 176 horsepower. It also includes an electric motor powertrain system, producing a combined power output of 219 net horsepower. In contrast, the Ford Edge has two engine options: the SEL, ST-LINE, and Titanium trims come with a 2.0L EcoBoost® engine producing 250 hp and 280 lb.-ft. of torque, while the ST model has a 2.7L V6 EcoBoost® engine with 335 hp and 380 lb.-ft. of torque.
- All Toyota Venza trims have a Drive mode switch with Sport, Eco, Normal Modes, and EV Mode buttons. In comparison, the Ford Edge comes with a Sport mode only.
- The Toyota Venza has an Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission (ECVT) with sequential shift mode. Comparatively, the Ford Edge has an Eight-Speed Automatic Transmission, while the ST model has a Seven-Speed Automatic Transmission.
- Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive (AWD) is standard on all trims of the Toyota Venza, while the Ford Edge has Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD) on all trims.
- The Toyota Venza has an Independent MacPherson strut front suspension with a stabilizer bar and a multi-link rear suspension with a stabilizer bar. Similarly, the Ford Edge has standard Independent MacPherson strut front suspension with a stabilizer bar along with an Independent integral link rear suspension with a stabilizer bar.
Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Fuel Economy
- The Toyota Venza has EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings of 40/37/39 mpg (city/ highway/ combined).
- On the other hand, the Ford Edge SE, SEL, ST-LINE, and Titanium trims have EPA-estimated ratings of 21/28/23 mpg (city/ highway/ combined). The ST trim has EPA-estimated ratings of 19/25/21 mpg (city/ highway/ combined).
Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Technology
- The Toyota Venza comes with a standard 6-speaker audio setup for the LE, XLE, and Nightshade Edition, while the Limited trim has a 9-speaker JBL® Premium Audio system with subwoofer and amplifier. All trims come standard with wireless Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™ compatibility, and a 3-month SiriusXM® trial subscription. In comparison, the Ford Edge has a 6-speaker setup on the SE, SEL, and ST-LINE trims, while a B&O® Sound System by Bang & Olufsen® with 12 speakers, including a subwoofer, is standard on the Titanium and ST trims. All Ford Edge trims also include SYNC® 4A and SiriusXM® with 360L.
- The Toyota Venza base trim LE is equipped with an 8-in. Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen, while the XLE, Nightshade Edition, and Limited trims have an upgraded 12.3-in. display. Comparatively, the Ford Edge is equipped with a 12-in. LCD touchscreen.
- Every Toyota Venza trim has standard Qi-compatible wireless smartphone charging with a charge indicator light. For the Ford Edge, a wireless charging pad is unavailable in the SE trim, optional in the SEL and ST trims, and standard only in the ST-Line and Titanium models.
- A 7-in. color LCD Multi-Information Display (MID) with customizable settings, odometer, trip meters, outside temperature, seatbelt indicators, hybrid energy monitor, fuel economy information, scheduled maintenance indicators, and warning messages is standard on the LE, XLE, and Nightshade Edition trims. Meanwhile, a 10-in. color Head-Up Display (HUD) with speedometer, Lane Departure Alert (LDA), and Hybrid System Indicator is included on the Limited trim. In comparison, the Ford Edge comes with two driver-configurable 4.2-in. LCD Displays in Cluster on all trims and an ST-Unique one on the ST trim. A 12-in. Center-Stack Multi-Function Screen is also standard on all trims.
- The Toyota Venza comes with four USB charge ports (two 1.5 AMP ports in the front; and two 2.1 AMP ports in the rear) and one USB data port in the front. Comparatively, the Ford Edge includes two 12-volt powerpoints and a USB Media Hub with both Type-A and Type-C ports. A 110V/150W AC power outlet is standard on the ST-LINE & Titanium trims.
- In the Toyota Venza, the LE trim has a standard day/night rearview mirror, while the XLE and Nightshade Edition trims include an auto-dimming rearview mirror with a HomeLink® universal transceiver. The Limited trim comes standard with a digital rearview mirror with HomeLink®. For the Ford Edge, the SE trim comes with a day/night rearview mirror, and the other trims have an auto-dimming interior rearview mirror.
- The Toyota Venza LE has a standard Smart Key System on the front doors and liftgate with Push Button Start. It also has a remote keyless entry system with lock/unlock and panic functions, along with a remote illuminated entry. These features apply to all doors on the Toyota Venza’s XLE, Nightshade Edition, and Limited trims. In contrast, all Ford Edge models have a standard Intelligent Access with Push-Button Start. The Titanium trim has a standard Remote Start System, while the ST trim has it as an option. The SE and SEL trims have a manual liftgate, the ST has a Power Liftgate, and the Titanium comes with a standard hands-free, foot-activated liftgate.
- An All-Wheel Drive Integrated Management (AIM) with a Multi-Information Display (MID) and touchscreen monitor is standard on the Toyota Venza. The Ford Edge does not have a comparable feature.
- An integrated backup camera with projected path and dynamic gridline is standard on all trims of the Toyota Venza; the Limited trim also includes a backup camera washer and dynamic gridlines. In comparison, the Ford Edge includes a Rear View Camera as a standard feature across all its models, but the Ford manufacturer’s official site did not specify whether it has a projected path as of publishing date.
- The Toyota Venza comes with a 30-day/3 GB trial of Wi-Fi Connect, which includes an AT&T Wi-Fi hotspot and Integrated Streaming compatibility with platforms like Apple Music® and Amazon Music which require separate customer subscriptions. Wi-Fi Connect is 4G network dependent. On the other hand, the Ford Edge comes with FordPass® Connect 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hotspot.
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Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Safety and Convenience
- The Toyota Venza comes with eight airbags, including a driver and front passenger Advanced Airbag System, driver and front passenger seat-mounted side airbags, driver knee airbag, front passenger seat cushion airbag, and front and rear side curtain airbags. Similarly, the Ford Edge comes equipped with eight airbags. The Personal Safety System™ includes: front and second-row Safety Canopy® side curtain airbags, dual-stage driver and front row passenger airbags, front row side seat airbags, a driver knee airbag, and a glove-box-door-integrated knee airbag.
- Every Toyota Venza comes with the Star Safety System™ with Enhanced Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA) and Smart Stop Technology®. The Ford Edge includes several similar features such as Traction Control, AdvanceTrac® with Roll Stability Control™ and Curve Control, a Four-Wheel Vented Disc Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), and Auto Start-Stop Technology.
- The Toyota Venza Limited trim comes standard with a Panoramic View Monitor (PVM) with a 360-degree Overhead View in low-speed drive and reverse, as well as a Curb View. Comparatively, the Ford Edge comes standard with a rearview camera in all trims, with an optional front 180-degree camera with split-view available in the Titanium and ST trims.
- The Toyota Venza is equipped with Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.5+ (TSS 2.5+), including a Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection (PCS w/PD), Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist (LDA w/SA), Lane Tracing Assist (LTA), Automatic High Beams (AHB), Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC), and Road Sign Assist (RSA). The Ford Edge comes with Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology, including similar features like Post-Collision Braking, SOS Post-Crash Alert System™, and Lane-Keeping System. Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering is not included, but can be added as an optional upgrade.
- Hill Start Assist Control (HAC) is standard on all trims of the Toyota Venza and is also a standard feature on the Ford Edge.
- All Toyota Venza models come standard with a Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA). Similarly, all Ford Edge models include a Blind Spot Information System (BLIS®) with Cross-Traffic Alert.
- All Toyota Venza trims, except the LE, have standard Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking. The Ford Edge does not have a directly comparable feature, however it includes Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking on all trims. Additionally, Rear Parking Sensors are optional on the Edge's SE model and standard on higher models.
Reliability
- The Toyota Venza comes with a Basic Warranty for 36 months/36,000 miles, a Hybrid Systems Warranty for 96 months/100,000 miles, and a Hybrid Battery Warranty for 120 months/150,000 miles. In comparison, the Ford Edge comes with a bumper-to-bumper warranty for 36 months/36,000 miles. A Hybrid Systems Warranty or a Hybrid Battery Warranty aren’t available for the Ford Edge as it doesn’t have a hybrid engine option.
- The Toyota Venza comes with a Powertrain Warranty for 60 months/60,0000 miles, a Restraint Systems Warranty for 60 months/60,0000 miles, and a Corrosion Perforation Warranty for 60 months/unlimited miles. On the other hand, the Ford Edge comes with a Powertrain Warranty for 60 months/60,0000 miles, a Safety Restraint Warranty for 60 months/60,0000 miles, and a Corrosion (Perforation only) Warranty for 60 months/unlimited miles.
- Every Toyota Venza comes with ToyotaCare, a maintenance plan covering normal factory-scheduled maintenance for two years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first. The Ford Edge doesn’t include a complimentary maintenance plan, but comes with maintenance plans at an additional cost with the cost varying based on the chosen coverage level.
- With the Toyota Venza, you get an up to 10-year trial of Safety Connect®, including an Emergency Assistance button, Roadside Assistance, Automatic Collision Notification, and a Stolen Vehicle Locator. A subscription is required after trial and is 4G network dependent. In comparison, the Ford Edge comes with a complimentary Ford Roadside Assistance Program for 5 years or 60,000 miles.
Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Design
- All Toyota Venza models have a leather-trimmed power tilt/telescopic steering wheel with audio controls, Multi-Information Display, Bluetooth® hands-free phone, and more. The XLE, Nightshade Edition, and Limited trims include memory function, while the Limited trim exclusively comes standard with a heated steering wheel. In contrast, the Ford Edge has an optional power tilt/telescoping steering column with memory available only on the Titanium and ST models. The Edge also has an available leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls, and a heated steering wheel is a standard feature only on the Titanium trim.
- All Toyota Venza models have 8-way power-adjustable driver's seats with power lumbar support. The LE trim has fabric-trimmed seats, while the XLE and Nightshade Edition trims have SofTex®-trimmed heated front seats. The Limited trim includes Perforated SofTex®-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats. Comparatively, Ford Edge models come with standard reclining front bucket seats. The base trim SE has cloth seats, the SEL and ST-LINE come with ActiveX™ seating material, the Titanium has ActiveX™ Trimmed with FreeForm® Sport Bucket Seats, and the ST has leather-trimmed seats. Except for the SE, all Ford Edge models have standard heated front seats.
- A dual-zone automatic climate control system with a dust and pollen filter and rear-seat vents, featuring push-button/dial controls is standard on all Toyota Venza models. The XLE, Nightshade Edition, and the Limited trims also come with Intelligent Touch capacitive controls. On the other hand, all Ford Edge models come with Dual-Zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Control (DEATC) and Cabin Particulate Air Filters.
- A soft-touch dashboard with color-keyed piping with metal ends, ambient lighting, front driver and passenger doorsills and illuminated footwell are standard on the Toyota Venza XLE, Nightshade Edition, and Limited trims. The Ford Edge does not mention similar features on its manufacturer’s website.
- All Toyota Venza models come with LED front maplights, rear cargo dome lights, dual LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL), LED taillights, stop lights, projector headlights, and Automatic High Beams. Additionally, LED fog lights are standard on all trims except the LE. In comparison, the Ford Edge SE has Autolamp Headlamps, Auto High-Beam Headlamps, LED Configurable DRLs, and LED Taillamps with Amber Turn Signals. Higher trims include LED Signature Lighting, LED Fog Lamps, and Adaptive LED Headlamps.
- A Star Gaze® fixed panoramic roof with on/off control and power sunshade is available as an option on the Toyota Venza’s Nightshade Edition and Limited trims. On the other hand, the Ford Edge SEL, ST-Line, Titanium, and ST come with a Panoramic Vista Roof® as an option.
- The Toyota Venza LE has 18-in. multi-spoke, two-tone machine-finished alloy wheels, while the XLE and Limited trims have 19-in. multi-spoke, metallic-finished alloy wheels. The Nightshade Edition has 19-in. multi-spoke, gloss-black alloy wheels. The Ford Edge has 18-in. aluminum painted sparkle silver wheels on the SE, 18-in. aluminum painted sparkle silver split-spoke wheels on the SEL and 20-in. premium gloss black-painted aluminum wheels on the ST-Line. Additionally, it has 19-in. luster nickel-painted aluminum wheels on the Titanium, and 20-in. bright-machined aluminum wheels with high gloss black-painted pockets on the ST.
Features & Specifications
- The entry-level Toyota Venza LE has a base MSRP of $35,070, while the Ford Edge base model has a higher starting MSRP of $38,465.
- The Toyota Venza has an overall length of 186.6 in., a width of 73 in., and a height of 65.9 in. Comparatively, the Ford Edge has a length of 188.8 in., a width of 75.9 in. without mirrors, and a height of 68.3 in.
- The Toyota Venza has a wheelbase of 105.9 in., while the Ford Edge has a wheelbase measuring 112.2 in.
- The Toyota Venza has a cargo volume of 55.1/28.8 cu. ft. behind the front/rear seats when equipped with the Star Gaze® fixed panoramic roof. In contrast, the Ford Edge has a cargo volume of 73.4 cu. ft. behind the first row and 39.2 cu. ft. behind the second row.
- The Toyota Venza has a headroom of 38.6/39.0 in. (front/rear), hip room of 54.4/45.2 in. (front/rear), legroom of 40.9/37.8 in. (front/rear), and shoulder room of 57.4/56.9 in. (front/rear). In comparison, the Ford Edge has a headroom of 40.2/40.3 in. (front/rear), hip room of 55.9/57.5 in. (front/rear), legroom of 42.6/40.6 in. (front/rear), and shoulder room of 60.3/60.5 in. (front/rear).
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Toyota Venza vs. Ford Edge
Conclusion
- The Toyota Venza combines a 2.5-liter Dynamic Force 4-cylinder engine with an electric motor powertrain. In contrast, the Ford Edge has a 2.0L EcoBoost® or a 2.7L V6 EcoBoost® Engine. The Ford Edge does not have a hybrid powertrain.
- The Toyota Venza is more fuel efficient, with an EPA-estimated rating of 40/37/39 mpg (city/highway/combined). In comparison, the Ford Edge SE, SEL, ST-LINE, and Titanium trims have an EPA-estimated rating of 21/28/23 mpg (city/highway/combined), and the ST has a rating of 19/25/21 mpg (city/highway/combined).
- All Toyota Venza models include ToyotaCare, a maintenance plan that covers normal factory-scheduled maintenance for the first two years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first. On the other hand, the Ford Edge does not have a complimentary plan and instead offers extended maintenance plans for purchase.
- Qi-compatible wireless smartphone charging with a charge indicator light comes standard on all Toyota Venza trims. In contrast, the Ford Edge has a wireless charging pad standard only on the ST-Line and Titanium models.
- A Panoramic View Monitor (PVM) with a 360-degree overhead view in low-speed drive and reverse is standard on all Toyota Venza models, and a Curb view is also added on the Limited trim. Comparatively, the Ford Edge comes with a basic rearview camera in all models, and a front 180-degree camera with split-view is an optional upgrade only for the Titanium and ST trims
- All Toyota Venza trims come standard with a leather-trimmed power tilt/telescopic steering wheel, enhanced with memory function in the XLE, Nightshade Edition, and Limited trims. In contrast, the Ford Edge has a standard manual tilt/telescoping steering column across all trims, while a power tilt/telescoping steering column with memory is only available as an option on the Titanium and ST models.
- The Toyota Venza has the unique Star Gaze® fixed panoramic roof with on/off control and power sunshade as an option on the Nightshade Edition and the Limited trims. In contrast, the Ford Edge SEL, ST-Line, Titanium, and ST have a Panoramic Vista Roof® as their only option.
- Starting on a more budget-friendly note, the Toyota Venza has an attractive base MSRP of $35,070 for its entry-level LE trim, while the Ford Edge has a higher MSRP of $38,465 for its entry-level SE model.