The New Toyota Hilux Is An EV

The reliable Toyota Hilux pickup truck, known worldwide for its durability and versatility, is now available as an all-electric vehicle. The ninth-generation model debuted today in Thailand, marking a decade since the previous launch.

Toyota highlights the electric variant alongside diesel and hydrogen fuel cell options, emphasizing its “multi-pathway approach” to powertrains. The Hilux comes in both single- and double-cab versions, though European markets will only receive the double-cab due to sales preferences.

Electric Powertrain Specifications

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

The electric Hilux offers a payload capacity of 1,576 pounds (715 kilograms) and can tow up to 3,527 pounds (1,600 kilograms).

Driving Range and Performance

Toyota states the new Hilux BEV can travel approximately 150 miles (240 kilometers) on a full charge, following the WLTP cycle.

Additionally, a hydrogen fuel cell version will be introduced, broadening the model's eco-friendly options.

Summary: The new Toyota Hilux embraces electrification with an all-electric and hydrogen fuel cell lineup, combining rugged utility with modern powertrain technology.

InsideEVs — 2025-11-10