TOYOTA Hilux Single Cab 2011 - Present

⌖

TOYOTA Hilux Single Cab (2011 - Present) Description & History

The Toyota Hilux is one of the most imposing utility vehicles out there, and it just got even more so with the Japanese company announcing design changes and more power for the 2012 model year.

The Hilux will come with anti-lock brakes across the board, though the carmaker hasn’t mentioned anything about standard ESP. The new model will also be available in more variants, including new entry-level Workmate models, as well as offer visual revisions to the front and rear, and new seats and interior door trims throughout the range.

The design of the dash has been improved upon with the horizontal centre instrument cluster reinforcing the breadth and roominess of the cabin. It incorporates Toyota Touch, a 6.1”, full colour, touch screen multimedia unit. Toyota says the quality and feel have been revised, and all the colors fit together more uniformly, highlighted by the addition of silver ornamentation.

On the outside, the front end sees the biggest changes, as everything from the A-pillars forward being redesigned: new bonnet, radiator grille, headlamps and front bumper.

Engines

diesel

TOYOTA Hilux Single Cab 2.5 D-4D (144 HP) (2011 - Present) Technical Specifications

Photo Gallery

exterior

interior

Latest News about TOYOTA

Toyota Hilux Makes the London City Airport Go Round

While the Bolognia Airport has recently taken delivery of a Lamborghini Aventador vehicle, the London City Airport is a bit more practical, having recently received three units of the Toyota Hilux. The pickup-ups will be used as airside support vehicles and replace the previous Hilux trio that has serviced the air... Continue Reading →

Toyota Titans: Our New Blog Is Going Places!

Three months ago almost to the day, we announced the introduction of a brand new chapter in autoevolution's… evolution. The BMW Power Blog came onto the scene and quickly changed the name of the game. No longer bound by the constraints of old-fashioned auto journalism, we quickly found new subjects that f... Continue Reading →

Toyota Announces Class-Leading Emissions for New Auris Hybrid

It might not be a Prius, but Toyota's Auris Hybrid promises to be a very good gas-electric mix nevertheless. A report released today by the automaker's UK branch says this car is now available with CO2 emissions of 84g/km, the lowest of any car in the family hatchback class. Auris Hybrid will be availabl... Continue Reading →

❐ Asia’s Most Expensive Car is a Toyota 2000GT [Photo Gallery]

Introduced in 1967, the superb Toyota 2000GT is regarded as the first true Asian-developed sportscar. Built in only 351 examples, the 2-door fastback is highly collectible and, as of last month, it’s the most expensive Asian production car. And we’re not talking about the unique cabriolet version drive... Continue Reading →

Toyota FJ Cruiser Recalled Due to Headlight Issue

Toyota is recalling the FJ Cruiser for the second time this year. The new campaign sees the vehicle being called back due to a headlight intensity issue. The affected vehicles were built between January 25m 2006 and February 23, 2013 and are fitted with a Toyota Auxiliary Driving Lamp Kits. The extra lights use 55... Continue Reading →

2014 Toyota Corolla Details Revealed

Set to be unveiled before the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, but with no precise date announced yet, the 2014 Toyota Corolla will reportedly show up with an important overhaul. According to an order guide posted on a dealer's website, the next-gen compact car will still be powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder en... Continue Reading →

⚉ Spyshots: New Toyota Aygo

Toyota released a facelift for the Aygo in January last year and now our spy photographers have caught the prototype for the next generation of the car. The new Aygo is well into the development process, which means that the model is more than covered in camouflage. However, we can get a few ideas about the future... Continue Reading →

Upgraded Toyota EV P002 Is Ready to Electrify Pikes Peak

Toyota Motorsport GmbH (TMG) announced that a revised version of its TMG EV P002 vehicle has been sent to compete at this year’s Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Having last year’s record-breaking run of 10 minutes and 15.380 seconds to improve on, the upgraded Toyota EV P002’s purpose is to ... Continue Reading →

Toyota Yaris Hybrid, a Car of Many Good Deeds and a Few Sins

Audi has been winning every Le Mans race in the calendar, but as good as the R18 may be, Toyota was a huge thorn in their side last year with a brand new car that was still relatively untested. Eventually, the Japanese carmaker had to settle for less than a victory due to a couple of setbacks and some terrible crashe... Continue Reading →

CEO Akio Toyoda to Race with Toyota at Nurbugring 24H

Toyota’s boss Akio Toyoda will race for the third time in the Nurburgring 24-hour endurance race later this month. Mr. Toyoda is known for his passion for motorsport and this will be his third year to enter the 24-hour Nurburgring race, along with other three Toyota drivers. He also raced there in 2007 and 2... Continue Reading →