Toyota Kirloskar Motor has launched the all-new Hilux in India, introducing the ninth-generation pickup with a refreshed design, updated technology and enhanced comfort. Available in three automatic variants, the new Hilux is priced from ₹31.99 lakh (ex-showroom), with bookings now open and deliveries scheduled to begin in the second week of August.
Built on Toyota’s IMV platform, the Hilux continues to blend everyday usability with its renowned off-road capability, while offering a more premium cabin and improved connectivity.
The new Hilux adopts Toyota’s ‘Tough & Agile’ design philosophy, inspired by the Cyber Sumo concept.
Exterior highlights include:
The updated styling gives the pickup a stronger road presence while retaining its rugged character.
Power comes from Toyota’s familiar 2.8-litre BS6 Phase 2 diesel engine producing 201 hp and 500 Nm of torque.
The engine is paired with a six-speed automatic transmission and an 80-litre fuel tank for long-distance touring.
The Hilux continues to offer Toyota’s proven 4WD system with High (H4) and Low (L4) range, along with:
Toyota has significantly upgraded the cabin with improved comfort and technology.
Key features include:
The interior also receives soft-touch materials, metallic accents and improved storage solutions.
The all-new Hilux comes equipped with:
Toyota is offering the Hilux in three variants:
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The updated Toyota Hilux builds on its reputation for durability with sharper styling, a more premium cabin and improved technology. While the proven 2.8-litre diesel engine and off-road hardware remain unchanged, the added features and enhanced comfort make the pickup more appealing to both lifestyle buyers and those seeking a capable workhorse.
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