A mid-life refresh is due for the eighth-generation Toyota Hilux, according to a report by Thai website headlightmag. The report indicates that Toyota is pushing for a market introduction of a revised Hilux Revo in Thailand as early as next month.
Apparently, the changes will largely be focused on visual enhancements, primarily with an updated face that will bear a greater resemblance to the Tacoma in a bid to give the pick-up a more rugged and muscular appearance. No mechanical changes will reportedly be made – currently, the Hilux is available with a choice of two engines – the 2.8 litre 1GD-FTV and the 2.4 litre 2GD-FTV.
Back home, the Hilux was just recently updated with better kit, although the number of variants have dropped down from eight to six. Prices start from RM87,200 for the Single-Cab 2.4 MT 4×4 to RM130,900 for the Double-Cab 2.8G AT 4×4.
For a more detailed look at the local Hilux and its specifications, head on to Carbase.my and click here for the full price list.
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When will toyota start realizing their design and technology sucks and stop being arrogant?
Once you realised that your honda brv is actually a third world car and you are still trapped in a third world mentality….
Is BRV a third world car? Then it is your Gomen that allow the sale of third world car. It got MITI approval and also Honda DRB is GLC.
So, why your gomen allow sale of 3rd world car in Msia?
Coz there is demands and market
This facelift is long overdue since the second they launched the new Hilux here
Definitely great value Hilux since the zero AFTA tax.
Bro there’s a reason why Toyota can be the no.1 seller of vehicles in the world surpassing VW group which has about 10 other brand names under its umbrella and it’s because that people trust their technology. Toyota unfortunately partnered with UMW here in Bolehland and the rest is history.
Malaysia Toyota is actually the worst out of so many other countries.
In boleh land you get deducted things with high price.
Aduhai mahalnya… macam ni bankrap …
Thailand gets euro4-5 engine emission standard while ours still euro 2 rated. We already have euro 5 diesel hello umw?