Toyota has unveiled the ninth generation of its renowned Hilux pick-up, marking a significant advancement in its iconic model's legacy. This launch ushers the Hilux into an era of electrification, fully embracing Toyota’s multipath philosophy, which provides multiple powertrain choices tailored to diverse customer needs and local driving conditions.
The new Hilux introduces the first battery electric variant along with a hydrogen fuel cell electric version, both offering zero emissions. This approach recognizes that no single solution fits all, allowing customers to select from a range of powertrains including:
In Europe, the Hybrid 48V and combustion engine models cater to a wide audience, making Hilux the Toyota model with the most extensive powertrain selection while sustaining its well-known qualities of quality, durability, and reliability.
The new Hilux features a bold exterior design inspired by the “Tough and Agile” concept. Its front end sports new proportions that create a visibly stronger and more commanding presence on the road.
“The new model’s introduction takes the legendary pick-up into a new era of electrified power, aligning with Toyota’s multipath philosophy to include the first battery electric model and a hydrogen fuel cell electric version, both with zero emissions.”
This design is complemented by updated handling and safety features, reinforcing Hilux’s reputation for strength and reliability.
The all-new Hilux redefines versatility and sustainability with multiple powertrain options, including Toyota’s first battery electric pick-up, while maintaining its signature durability and rugged design.