Specs for all generations of Toyota Hilux

Toyota Hilux Double Cab variants measure between 5255 mm (206.89 in.) and 5335 mm (210.04 in.) in length, 1835 mm (72.24 in.) and 1855 mm (73.03 in.) in width, and 1810 mm (71.26 in.) and 1850 mm (72.83 in.) in height.

2020 Toyota Hilux variants, equipped with 2.8-liter diesel engines have an output of 204 Hp and 500 Nm of torque.

Toyota Hilux diesel variants can be quite fuel efficient, with fuel economy figures of those, equipped with a 2.4-liter engine being as low as 6.4 l/ 100 km (36.75 mpg). The highest consumption in the range is 10.3 l/ 100 km (26.43 mpg).

Toyota Hilux is available both with rear- and all-wheel-drive to better suit customer needs, with recent variants from 2020 model year using mostly the latter, providing superior off-road capabilities.

Toyota Hilux and Toyota Tacoma share many similarities, but are not identical. After the Toyota Hilux was no longer available in the US market, the Tacoma became its successor there, and therefore started being designed for the needs of American customers. This made it different in style, size, and engine options.

A top priority in a Toyota Hilux is more often durability, rather than comfort. In the 2020 model year variants, however, comfort has been enhanced, as well, thanks to improvements in the suspension of the vehicle.

As almost any other Toyota vehicle, the Hilux offers extremely good quality, durability, and reliability. It is not overengineered, but is simply made to last, no matter the conditions it is being used in.