Toyota Motor Corporation announced it will deploy various powertrains globally, including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), following its multi-pathway strategy to achieve a carbon-neutral society.
On November 10, Toyota revealed the new Hilux, featuring a new BEV model, at a vehicle announcement event hosted by Toyota Motor Asia (TMA) in Bangkok, Thailand.
In Asia, Toyota plans to roll out the new Hilux sequentially starting in 2026. The models destined for Japan, including a diesel version, are scheduled for launch by mid-2026.
Toyota stated it is "committed to product- and region-centered management with the aim of making ever-better cars" and is introducing various mobility types as part of its approach to carbon neutrality.
Toyota's multi-pathway strategy involves developing diverse powertrain systems to support carbon neutrality efforts across different regions.
Author's summary: Toyota premiered the new Hilux with electric and diesel options, aiming for global carbon neutrality through diverse powertrain technologies starting in 2026.