Toyota Hilux has a special version, competing with Ford Ranger Wildtrax

In order to increase the competitiveness of Hilux in the pickup truck segment, Toyota has just added a special version Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition with many exterior upgrades.

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The Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition has just been introduced by Toyota in the Thai market with a price of 28,260 USD, equivalent to about 643 million VND. Based on the standard version, the Japanese automaker has added an exterior upgrade package, giving the Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition a sportier, more powerful appearance.

The body is painted white, combined with black lines running along the hood on both sides and the trunk door. The roof, rearview mirror cover and B-pillar are painted black combined with carbon fiber decorative details. Meanwhile, at the front of the car, the radiator grille is painted glossy gray, the headlights and fog lights are covered with black plastic details. The Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition uses a set of 17-inch alloy wheels, painted gray. The combination of two contrasting colors gives the Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition a more prominent appearance.

Inside, the interior of the Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition has no changes. Features such as smart key, push-button start, 8-way power-adjustable leather-wrapped driver's seat, 6.1-inch entertainment screen with DVD player... are still inherited from the standard version.

Powering the Toyota Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition is a 2.4-liter 2GD-FTV engine that produces 148 horsepower and 400 Nm of torque at 1,600 - 2,000 rpm. This engine is combined with a 6-speed automatic transmission and a four-wheel drive system. This is also the engine type currently equipped on the Toyota Hilux in Vietnam.

In a context where customers increasingly value fashion in addition to the versatility of pickup trucks. Toyota's addition of the Hilux 2.4G Limited Edition will help this model increase its competitiveness with rivals in the same segment such as Ford Ranger Wildtrax, Chevrolet Colorado...

According to TNO