The New Toyota Hilux Is An EV
The well-known Toyota Hilux pickup truck, famous worldwide for its durability and occasional use in carrying heavy automatic weapons, has now gone electric. The ninth-generation Hilux launched today in Thailand, a decade after the previous model.
Toyota highlighted the electric variant first, while also planning to introduce diesel and hydrogen fuel cell versions as part of its “multi-pathway approach.” The Hilux will come in both single- and double-cab styles, though Europe will only receive the double-cab due to sales preferences.
Electric Powertrain Details
- The all-electric setup includes two motors, one on each axle, powered by a 59.2 kWh battery pack.
- Maximum power output is 193 horsepower (144 kW).
- The front motor delivers 151 lb-ft (205 Nm) of torque, and the rear motor provides 198 lb-ft (269 Nm).
Performance and Capacity
- Payload capacity: 1,576 pounds (715 kilograms).
- Towing capacity: 3,527 pounds (1,600 kilograms).
Toyota states the new Hilux BEV will travel about 150 miles (240 kilometers) on a full charge, based on the WLTP cycle.
This new electric Hilux marks Toyota's commitment to diverse propulsion methods, ensuring durability and capability in modern pickup design.
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