The Toyota Hilux, a popular pickup truck globally, has consistently maintained a reputation for reliability, durability, and performance, especially in tough terrains. Here’s a quick overview of the Japanese models from 2018 to 2023, highlighting key updates across these years.
2021 Refresh
•Toyota introduced a facelifted version with slight tweaks in design and technology.
Design Changes:
•Redesigned grille and LED headlights provided a more refined yet robust look.
Improved Performance:
•They saw an increase in power output, now offering up to 201 hp, and improved torque, making it more capable for both city and off-road driving.
•Suspension and steering were improved, giving a smoother ride and better handling.
Technology:
•Upgraded infotainment with an 8-inch screen compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
•Added safety features like lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, and pre-collision system in certain trims.
Known for its exceptional resale value and low maintenance costs, the Hilux remains a top choice for customers who value durability and reliability.