Toyota Hilux Electric

Toyota Thailand president announced that the company will unveil an electric Hilux model by the end of next year to compete with rivals like Isuzu and BYD. The electric Hilux will join the hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell versions of the popular pickup truck. Reuters has learned from a Toyota executive the fully electric Hilux pickup truck will go into production near the end of next year.

In 2023, Toyota showed the EPU concept, but that compact truck's stubby shape doesn't match this teaser. Instead, it is likely an electric version of the Hilux, Toyota's global mid. While the rest of the world gets ready for an electric Toyota Hilux, a battery electric pickup truck in America is still likely a pipedream.

Toyota plans to introduce an electric version of its popular Hilux pickup truck by 2025, marking a significant step towards electrifying its global vehicle lineup. Explore Toyota's strategic shift with the electric Hilux for 2025, its impact on EV trends, and how it aligns with Toyota's vision for a sustainable future. Toyota has committed to making an electric version of the HiLux Revo BEV concept by 2025.

Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor Asia Pras Ganesh told Reuters the company will build the vehicle in Thailand by the end of 2025. Thailand is a major hub for ute manufacturing with most of the utes sold in Australia built there. Toyota Hilux Revo BEV While production of the Hilux EV model remains shrouded in secrecy, Toyota has showcased the Hilux Revo BEV concept, hinting at a potential urban-focused electric Hilux.

This prototype features a sleek design, two-wheel drive, and a focus on city driving, offering a glimpse into what an electric Hilux might look like. Toyota showcases a zero emission pick-up truck powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology, developed in a UK project with consortium partners. The prototype Hilux has a range of over 600 km and is part of Toyota's multi.

The Gross Combination Mass (GCM) is 5850kg. The 2025 Toyota HiLux Rogue V-Active is available from $71,530 plus on-road costs and remains backed by Toyota's five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty for private buyers or five-year/160,000km warranty for commercial and business buyers.