Toyota has decided to enter the electric vehicle market and announced the production of the Hilux Revo BEV, set to begin by late 2025 in Thailand, a country where pickup trucks represent over 50% of sales.
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While Toyota has been cautious in adopting electric vehicles, preferring to focus on hybrids, the company is expanding its lineup of internal combustion engine-free vehicles.
The new electric model of the Hilux will compete with the electric Isuzu D-Max, also produced in Thailand. Toyota is considering exporting the electric Hilux, although the initial focus is on the Thai market.
Technical details have not yet been revealed, but an estimated range of nearly 200 kilometers is expected, raising concerns about the additional weight of the batteries and its impact on the vehicle’s cargo capacity.
Source: Motor1.com
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