The New Toyota Hilux Is An EV

The ninth-generation Toyota Hilux pickup truck debuted in Thailand, marking a decade since the last model. Known globally for its toughness and occasional use in carrying heavy automatic weapons, the Hilux now features an all-electric variant as part of Toyota's multi-pathway approach.

Electric and Alternative Powertrains

The new Hilux will also include a hydrogen fuel cell version alongside diesel options. The EV model is highlighted as Toyota leads its transition toward electric and alternative fuels.

Model Variants and Market Availability

The Hilux will be offered in single- and double-cab versions. However, European markets will receive only the double-cab due to sales preferences, according to the automaker.

Electric Powertrain Specifications

Dual electric motors, one on each axle
59.2 kWh battery pack
Max power output: 193 horsepower (144 kW)
Front motor torque: 151 lb-ft (205 Nm)
Rear motor torque: 198 lb-ft (269 Nm)

Performance and Capacity

Payload capacity: 1,576 pounds (715 kg)
Towing capacity: 3,527 pounds (1,600 kg)
Driving range: Approximately 150 miles (240 km) per full charge (WLTP cycle)

Toyota says the new Hilux BEV will be able to go roughly 150 miles (240 kilometers) on a full charge, based on the WLTP cycle.

The electric Toyota Hilux blends durability with modern propulsion, catering to markets demanding powerful yet eco-friendly pickups.

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InsideEVs — 2025-11-10