India, Nov. 10 -- The new Hilux range debuts a BEV for the first time, alongside a 48V hybrid, and ICE models for select markets. A hydrogen fuel cell variant is also said to join the lineup in 2028

Toyota has unveiled the ninth-generation Hilux for the global market, and the biggest news is the introduction of an electric powertrain for the first time. However, Toyota isn't relying solely on electrification, realising that one solution doesn't fit every market or buyer. Alongside the all-electric BEV, the lineup includes a 48V hybrid, traditional internal combustion engines for select regions, and even a hydrogen-powered version slated for 2028, under its multi-pathway strategy. In India, the Hilux continues to be offered exclusively wi...