Toyota has unveiled the ninth-generation Hilux, introducing an all-electric powertrain for the first time in its history. Alongside this, the brand continues to offer the reliable 2.8-litre diesel engine combined with a 48V mild-hybrid system. The latest Hilux features a comprehensive redesign inside and out, incorporating advanced technology and a refreshed look.
The new Hilux's design aligns closely with the latest Toyota Land Cruiser SUV. At the front, it boasts sleek LED headlights with integrated daytime running lights, and a bold, closed-off grille prominently displaying the ‘TOYOTA’ lettering in the center. The bumper features a muscular, protruding shape with silver accents and neatly integrated LED fog lamps.
Toyota also confirmed a hydrogen fuel-cell electric version of the Hilux, which is scheduled to arrive in 2028.
This new fuel-cell model will provide an additional eco-friendly option in Toyota’s pickup lineup.
The ninth-generation Toyota Hilux marks a significant leap with its all-electric powertrain, modern design inspired by the Land Cruiser, and plans for a hydrogen fuel-cell variant by 2028.