Toyota’s all-electric Hilux will go on sale in Australia next month, marking the first time the battery-powered pickup is available outside Thailand, its home market.That gives us an idea of how much the first-ever electric Hilux costs, and it’s not exactly cheap. Prices start from $74,990 Australian dollars, which is the equivalent of around $52,000 US, plus on-road costs. Market-specific conditions aside, that’s quite a lot for a mid-size truck, even an all-electric one; at least it’s well-equipped.The Hilux BEV will be available in two trim levels in Australia—SR and SR5—and both will only come with a dual-motor AWD powertrain. The base price is for the SR chassis double-cab version, which means that the cheapest Hilux BEV pickup is the SR double-cab version priced from A …
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Author: Dan Mihalascu
