Toyota confirms pricing for first electric Hilux

Toyota has officially announced pricing for its upcoming ninth-generation Hilux, which will launch in the UK in June. The lineup includes a diesel-powered model starting at £35,704 excluding VAT, alongside the first all-electric Hilux, priced from £48,204 excluding VAT for the Icon trim. The electric version features a 59.2kWh battery, front and rear eAxles for permanent all-wheel drive, a payload capacity of approximately 715kg, and a towing capacity of 1,600kg. The diesel Hilux will be available in four trims: Active, Icon, Invincible, and Invincible X, with prices ranging from £35,704 to £45,079 excluding VAT. The electric Hilux will be offered in Icon and Invincible grades, with the Icon starting at £48,204 and the Invincible at £50,579 excluding VAT. Both electric models include features like Multi-Terrain Select and Downhill Assist Control, while the Invincible adds leather upholstery and wireless charging. Toyota highlights the electric Hilux’s charging capabilities, designed to minimize downtime, and introduces connected fleet management through the MyToyota app. The new Hilux also debuts electric power steering, improving off-road maneuverability. A hydrogen fuel cell version is planned for 2028, expanding the lineup’s sustainability options. The diesel Active trim includes Toyota Safety Sense systems and electric power steering, while the Icon adds 17-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, and a 12.3-inch multimedia system. The Invincible trims offer part-leather upholstery, power-adjustable seats, and premium audio in the Invincible X. The electric models retain key off-road technologies while incorporating advanced EV-specific features.