1st generation
- Years on sale
- 1968–1972
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Takayuki Otsuka
Toyota
Toyota Hilux generations and chassis codes
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Overview
Launched as a bonneted truck succeeding both the Briska and the Light Stout. The name combines high and luxury, and Toyota did the planning while Hino Motors handled development and production. It became part of the IMV series, the name covering the Hilux pickup, the Innova minivan and the Fortuner SUV. Since the first generation it has been sold in more than 190 countries and regions.
Translated from Japanese sources. Sources: global.toyota / global.toyota (2) / www.toyota.co.jp
Generations
2nd generation
- Years on sale
- 1972–1978
- Drivetrain
- FR
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Masao Morimoto
3rd generation
- Years on sale
- 1978–1988
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Minoru Oya
4th generation
- Years on sale
- 1983–1988
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Hiroshi Osawa
5th generation
- Years on sale
- 1988–1997
- Drivetrain
- 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Shigeo Asai
6th generation
- Years on sale
- 1997–2004
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Masaaki Ishiko
7th generation
- Years on sale
- 2004–2015
- Drivetrain
- FR / 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Kaoru Hosokawa
8th generationGUN125
- Years on sale
- 2017–2024
- Drivetrain
- 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Hiroki Nakajima, Masahiko Maeda
9th generationGUN226
- Years on sale
- 2026–present
- Drivetrain
- 4WD
- Displacement
- Not yet researched
- Engineers
- Satoki Oya