The Japanese company had a major revelation on the sidelines of the IAA Transportation 2026 exhibition taking place in Hanover.
The Toyota Hilux FCEV, its hydrogen-powered pickup, will arrive in 2028 and promises an autonomy of around 400 kilometers, based on the WLTP cycle.
This is a professional pickup designed to outperform the electric Hilux in the areas that matter most to professionals: the aforementioned autonomy and towing capacity.
The …
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The Japanese company had a major revelation on the sidelines of the IAA Transportation 2026 exhibition taking place in Hanover.
The Toyota Hilux FCEV, its hydrogen-powered pickup, will arrive in 2028 and promises an autonomy of around 400 kilometers, based on the WLTP cycle.
This is a professional pickup designed to outperform the electric Hilux in the areas that matter most to professionals: the aforementioned autonomy and towing capacity.
The …