The Toyota Hilux has been a mainstay on South Africa's motoring landscape for years, consistently topping the light commercial vehicle (LCV) sales and overall charts.
With four body configurations — single, Xtra, chassis and double-cab — the Hilux has a model to suit every driver's needs. Now, with ever-evolving customer demands, Toyota has made some key changes to the Hilux product line-up to continue meeting the needs of drivers countrywide.Supplied
One of the most significant changes is to the Xtra Cab, where the Legend grade now includes Toyota Safety Sense 2.0: an active safety system that includes a pre-collision system, high-speed-range adaptive cruise control and lane-departure alert. The TSS operation can be adjusted via dedicated steering switches or the multi-information display . Exterior mirrors now also incorporate a welcome light feature, as seen in double-cab Legend models.
As part of a second wave of Legend-grade alignment, all double-cab models now boast the same specification level, including 4x2 variants, which previously omitted the JBL audio. This upgrade means the Legend grade now offers a power-adjustable driver's seat, leather interior, Toyota Safety Sense, that aforementioned premium JBL nine-speaker audio system, dual-zone climate control and a smart-entry system.
The existing colour palette remains, offering buyers a choice of seven hues on single-cab models, while Xtra and double-cab models can also be specified in Platinum White, with Attitude Black reserved for double-cab duty. Additionally, customers can inquire about the availability of Sand Beige units, available across all three body shapes in limited production numbers.2.7 VVTi RB S 5MT: R433,1002.4 GD S 5MT: R378,9002.4 GD-6 4X4 RAIDER 6MT: R583,2002.8 GD-6 RB RAIDER 6AT: R602,4002.
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