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.

“It’s a 1993 LN105, like the one Clarkson tried to destroy on Top Gear. I bought it for £2000 in 2018 from Gloucester and despite it being a bit rough around the edges, it was no bother at all on the 280-mile drive home,” enthuses Paul Henderson on his modded Toyota Hilux to Toyota Magazine UK. The 39-year old father-of-three from Cumbria, England is all about that Hilux life. He lives, eats and breathes Toyota’s indestructible pick-up and unsurprisingly, that adoration has rubbed off on his 3-y

Ford Ranger and Ranger Raptor owners who want to discover the full potential of their lifestyle and performance trucks with like-minded individuals should take advantage of a unique Ford Ranger Getaway scheduled for the end of March. The featured getaway is a one-day guided session with trained driving instructors covering tarmac and off-road driving scenarios in Sepang's off road course. There will be one session on 26 March 2022 for Ranger and Raptor owners. As part of the launch of the Ford R

Traversing the fine line between being a reliable workhorse and delivering a level of sophistication and luxury is a balancing act that stumps even the brightest engineers that make pick-up trucks but Isuzu appears to have found its equilibrium with the all-new Isuzu D-Max that’s been driving home with back-to-back awards. The new D-max has injected a level of sophistication and comfort alongside its proven capability and robust nature as a workhorse. In Malaysia, the launch of the all-new D-Max

The all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has proved to be a crowd favourite, as sales of the model has grown over 100 percent since the model was launched in Malaysia. Isuzu Malaysia has received an average monthly booking of over 1,200 units since its debut in April – far more than the predecessor’s 500-unit month average figure. “This all-new D-Max phenomenon that has swept the various markets has been somewhat overwhelming. Needless to say, the attractive design, new and improved features and proven Isuz

Announced last year, Volkswagen collaborated with Ford to develop commercial vehicles, which includes vans and pick-up trucks for the global market. Hence the next generation Volkswagen Amarok and Ford Ranger will share the same platform. The design sketch teases a rather butch design with flared wheel arches, jacked up suspension and large wheels. It’s as if the Amarok received the “Raptor” treatment. Though sketches are usually quite expressive in its design, expect the actual outcome to be me