Toyota HIACE – Fuel Cell Express Diner Concept Truck and More
Toyota Australia is showcasing a unique food truck concept called the FCV Express Diner, which uses fuel cell technology as part of a national Hydrogen Showcase. The event is designed to display various potential applications of Toyota’s hydrogen fuel cell technology, including a Caetano 33-seat commercial bus, a forklift, a stationary power generator, and the Toyota Mirai sedan.
2023 Toyota HILUX Hydrogen Concept – Toyota HILUX Fuel Cell
The Toyota Hilux is electrifying. work on a prototype with a fuel cell drive has begun in the United Kingdom. The hydrogen-powered pick-up, which combines locally emission-free drive with unrestricted performance and a long range, could go into small series after successful testing. As a result, Toyota is paving the way for greater sustainability in the commercial vehicle market.
The development of the pick-up is being handled by a newly formed consortium, led by Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK Ltd. (TMUK). The Toyota Mirai already uses second-generation fuel cells. The first prototypes will be produced at Toyota’s Burnaston plant as early as 2023.
2023 Toyota HILUX – interior, exterior and off-road / Toyota HILUX 2023
Toyota’s refreshed HiLux Rogue flagship pick-up will hit local dealerships with significant mechanical upgrades that improve both on- and off-road performance.
The upgraded HiLux Rogue will start at $70,200 Australian Dollar plus on-road costs, implying that the upgraded suspension, brakes, and body enhancements will be available to customers at no additional cost.
The suspension modifications to the Rogue revolve around a 140mm increase in front and rear track, as well as a 20mm increase in ride height. Toyota engineers improved the HiLux suspension by lengthening the front suspension arm and front stabilizer bar and adjusting the front damper angle to improve efficiency.
2019 Toyota HIACE – Everything You Ever Wanted to Know / ALL-NEW Toyota HIACE 2019 and 2020
It’s a stunner. The all-new Toyota HIACE 2019 and 2020 (model change after 15 years)
Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) announces its new Hiace model designed for overseas markets.
The new Hiace is built on a special revised platform that not only greatly enhances comfort and safety, but is extremely durable with excellent basic performance, making it suitable both for customers’ daily lives and for business.
