2020 Toyota Hilux ASEAN NCAP Rating

Toyota Motor Thailand (TMT) is now 60 years old and there’s no better way to mark the occasion with the Toyota IMV platform – practically the platform that made TMT what it is today. IMV stands for Innovative International Multi-purpose Vehicle and it is the basis for three well-known models in this region: IMV 1 to 3 for the Toyota Hilux Single Cab, Space Cab, and Double Cab respectively, IMV4 for the Toyota Fortuner, and IMV5 for the Toyota Innova. Upon the arrival of the all-new Toyota Innova

At the Toyota 60th Anniversary Celebration in Thailand, Akio Toyoda, President & CEO of Toyota Motor Corporation, unveiled a prototype battery electric pickup truck – the Toyota Hilux Revo BEV Concept – as well as the IMV 0 Concept pickup truck. “For me, the Hilux Vigo launch remains one of the fondest memories of my career. So as a way of saying thank you, I decided to create a brand new IMV pick-up trucks for Thailand, which are the IMV 0 Concept and Hilux Revo BEV Concept,” said Akio Toyoda T

Source: Headlight Mag Though the Toyota Hilux endeared the hearts and minds of those looking for a dependable pick-up truck, it’s the Ford Ranger that won over casual pick-up buyers. Especially, the Ranger Raptor with its buff American looks and high-performance engine. Source Toyota has the Hilux GR Sport but sporty decals aren’t enough to convince buyers who wanted something more shouty. This is why this spyshot of a macho and wider Hilux spotted in Thailand could hint at Toyota’s own rival to

Months after its public preview at the 2022 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS), PT Toyota Astra Motors recently launched the Toyota Hilux GR Sport (GRS). This makes it the highest variant of the Hilux offered as well as the most powerful pick-up truck on sale in the country. TH-spec Hilux GR-S shown Priced at IDR 731.4 million (~RM 206k), the Hilux GR-S is fully imported from Thailand. It is powered by a 2.8-litre turbodiesel engine (1GD-FTV) that makes 204 PS and 500 Nm. By comp

At a media event in Kuala Lumpur today, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) President, Ravindran K., says that the company has achieved 90,595 units sold in Malaysia to date. The figure includes sales from its Lexus division. Representing a 44% increase over November 2021, sales are led by the segment-leaders - the Toyota Hilux, Toyota Fortuner, and the popular Toyota Corolla Cross. In terms of what to expect, Ravindran also mentioned that 'several Toyota bZ4x' cars are here already to undergo testing, and

Toyota has arguably been the biggest proponent of hydrogen propulsion, and they've reached a new milestone by beginning development work of a Toyota Hilux fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) in the United Kingdom. The project will be led by Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK (TMUK), and consists of UK-based technical engineering partners such as Ricardo, ETL, D2H, and Thatcham Research. This comes after the manufacturer secured a GBP 11.3 million (~RM 61 million) UK Government funding for the project.