Toyota’s fifth-generation RAV4, platform code XA50, arrived in 2019 on the TNGA-K architecture and is offered as a self-charging hybrid and plug-in hybrid alongside conventional petrol versions. Even with Toyota’s reliability reputation, the Toyota RAV4 Mk5 XA50 (2019-Present) uses electronic service tracking that needs resetting after maintenance. The maintenance/service reminder reset is the most common, clearing the wrench icon after a service, while a TPMS reset re-registers tyre positions after a rotation or wheel change. Brake pad renewal calls for a brake pad wear reset, and on hybrid models the 12V auxiliary battery (located in the boot) is best reset after replacement. The electric windows may also need re-initialising following a battery disconnection. Open the RAV4 reset procedure below that matches your completed job.