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Carsales Staff20 Mar 2024
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Full Australian details: 2024 Toyota HiLux now on sale

Pricing and specs revealed for facelifted Toyota HiLux ute now available Down Under

The facelifted 2024 Toyota HiLux range has landed on Australian soil, armed with a new look, more equipment and 48-volt mild-hybrid technology.

As carsales has reported, the new ‘V-Active’ fuel-saving system is only available on the double-cab SR 4x4 automatics, double-cab SR5 4x4 automatics and the high-series HiLux Rogue – the rest of the portfolio continues with the familiar array of diesel and petrol engines.

All core HiLux variants save for the WorkMate, SR single-cab and petrol models carry a new front-end design comprising a fresh bumper and a honeycomb mesh grille, supported by a new gloss black rear bumper for the pick-ups.

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The SR5 adds dark-finished LED headlights, gloss black exterior mirrors, door handles, tailgate handle and powder-coated sports bar (pick-ups only), while all pick-up variants score tailgate dampers.

The variant-specific upgrades have meant there is no change to the HiLux’s opening price of $26,475 plus on-road costs, however there are increases further up the range. See our full pricing table below.

The V-Active fuel-saving tech is paired with Toyota’s Multi-Terrain Select (MTS) off-road system, which comprises six off-road drive modes to help improve traction.

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“When in high range, MTS can be configured in Dirt, Sand, Mud, Deep Snow and Auto modes, while switching to low range offers Sand, Mud, Auto and Rock modes to provide the ideal mix of traction control in any situation,” Toyota says.

No fuel consumption figures have been released, but the 48V system is claimed to save “up to approximately 10 per cent” over the HiLux’s standard non-electrified 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine – largely through the fitment of an idle-stop system and a reduced idle speed of 600rpm (down from 720rpm).

V-Active is standard on the SR5 and Rogue and optional on the applicable SR models for an extra $590-$1605, depending on the grade.

How much does the 2024 Toyota HiLux cost?
WorkMate single-cab chassis 4x2 (m) – $26,475
WorkMate single-cab chassis 4x2 – $28,475
WorkMate double-cab pick-up 4x2 – $37,730 (+$185)
WorkMate single-cab chassis 4x2 Hi-Rider (m) – $31,715
WorkMate double-cab pick-up 4x2 Hi-Rider – $44,820 (+$185)
SR extra-cab pick-up 4x2 Hi-Rider – $47,470 (+$185)
SR double-cab pick-up 4x2 Hi-Rider – $48,890 (+$585)
SR5 double-cab pick-up 4x2 Hi-Rider – $57,610 (+$320)
WorkMate single-cab chassis 4x4 (m) – $40,965
WorkMate extra-cab chassis 4x4 – $46,665
WorkMate double-cab chassis 4x4 – $48,735
WorkMate double-cab pick-up 4x4 (m) – $48,420 (+$185)
WorkMate double-cab pick-up 4x4 – $50,420 (+$185)
SR single-cab chassis 4x4 (m) – $44,035
SR single-cab chassis 4x4 – $46,035
SR extra-cab chassis 4x4 (m) – $48,695
SR extra-cab chassis 4x4 – $50,695
SR double-cab chassis 4x4 (m) – $50,995
SR double-cab chassis 4x4 – $53,105
SR double-cab pick-up 4x4 (m) – $52,640 (+$185)
SR double-cab pick-up 4x4 – $55,190 (+$585)
SR double-cab chassis 48V 4x4 – $54,130
SR double-cab pick-up 48V 4x4 – $56,210
SR5 double-cab chassis 48V 4x4 – $60,580 (+$590)
SR5 double-cab pick-up 48V 4x4 – $63,260 (+$770)
Rogue 48V – $71,530 (+$770)
GR Sport – $74,310 (+$320)
* Prices exclude on-road costs

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