Toyota Hilux statistics span global sales, regional adoption, production history, tested specifications and market-specific equipment. The figures below distinguish Toyota’s fiscal-year sales from cumulative historical totals, current brochure specifications and laboratory estimates.
Key Toyota Hilux Statistics
The most useful headline figures are:
- In fiscal 2024, 629 thousand Toyota Hilux vehicles were sold globally in Toyota’s series-sales table.
- In fiscal 2024, 360 thousand Hilux vehicles were sold in Toyota’s Other region.
- In fiscal 2024, 179 thousand Hilux vehicles were sold in Asia excluding China.
- In fiscal 2024, 61 thousand Hilux vehicles were sold in Europe.
- In fiscal 2024, Hilux ranked fifth among the ten named Toyota series in the global table, with 629 thousand units.
- In fiscal 2024, Hilux represented about 6.1% of Toyota’s 10.309 million global series-sales total.
- In 2023, Hilux held 54% of Turkey’s pickup segment, with 9,154 units sold.
- In 2023, Hilux sold approximately 6,000 more vehicles than its nearest Turkish competitor.
- By 1978, Hilux exports had passed one million cumulative vehicles according to Toyota Argentina.
- In 2023, 181,201 Hilux and SW4 vehicles were produced at Zárate, Argentina.
- In Toyota’s current UK brochure, the maximum braked trailer limit is 3,500 kg across four listed powertrain columns.
- In the same UK specification table, listed payloads range from 1,010 kg to 1,025 kg across those four columns.
- In the UK brochure, the double-cab Hilux has 310 mm minimum running ground clearance.
- In the UK brochure, the 2.8 diesel variants are listed at 204 hp.
- In the UK brochure, the 2.8 diesel automatic columns are listed at 500 Nm maximum torque.
- In Toyota Australia’s current page snapshot, the SR diesel specification is listed at 7.4 L/100 km under laboratory testing.
- Toyota Australia lists 315 km NEDC range for the BEV double-cab pickup.
- Toyota Australia lists eight SRS airbags for both the Australian SR and SR5 specifications.
Contents
- Key Toyota Hilux Statistics
- Toyota Hilux Sales Statistics by Region
- Toyota Hilux Production and Market Trends
- Toyota Hilux Safety and Equipment Data
- Toyota Hilux Towing, Payload and Weight Statistics
- Toyota Hilux Dimensions and Off-Road Statistics
- Toyota Hilux Powertrain, Performance and Efficiency
Toyota Hilux Sales Statistics by Region
Toyota’s fiscal 2024 integrated report gives a global series-sales view, using rounded thousands and Toyota-defined regional buckets. These are Toyota sales rather than registration counts.
| Toyota-defined geography | Fiscal 2024 Hilux sales |
|---|---|
| Europe | 61 thousand |
| Asia excluding China | 179 thousand |
| Other region | 360 thousand |
| Global total | 629 thousand |
Source: Toyota Integrated Report 2024.
Hilux was the fifth-largest named series in Toyota’s ten-series global table, not a company-wide all-model ranking. Its 629 thousand units were about 6.1% of the report’s 10.309 million global series-sales total, calculated from rounded table values.
The regional distribution is uneven. The Other region’s 360 thousand units were 5.9 times Europe’s 61 thousand, a derived comparison that uses the same rounded fiscal-year figures and Toyota’s reporting categories.
Hilux also exceeded other named Toyota series in that table: its global total was 402 thousand above Tacoma’s 227 thousand, 238 thousand above Highlander’s 391 thousand, and 417 thousand above Sienna’s 212 thousand. These comparisons are limited to the report’s named-series rows.
Toyota Hilux Production and Market Trends
National results show how different the Hilux story can look outside the global series table. Toyota Turkey reported 9,154 Hilux sales in 2023, equal to 54% of its pickup segment, and said the model sold approximately 6,000 more units than its nearest competitor.
| Market or historical measure | Result | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey pickup-segment share | 54% | 2023 |
| Turkey Hilux sales | 9,154 vehicles | 2023 |
| Turkey leadership | Two consecutive years | 2022–2023 |
| Zárate Hilux and SW4 production | 181,201 vehicles combined | 2023 |
Source: Toyota Turkey: Hilux segment leadership and Toyota Argentina: 55 years of Hilux.
Toyota Turkey described Hilux as the pickup-segment leader for two consecutive years, 2022 and 2023. The release does not name the nearest competitor in the accessible passage, so the approximately 6,000-unit gap should not be treated as a model-to-model independently reconstructed comparison.
Toyota Argentina reported 181,201 Hilux and SW4 vehicles produced at Zárate in 2023; the figure combines both nameplates and is not Hilux-only output. Its historical release also says Hilux exports passed one million cumulative vehicles by 1978, ten years after launch, and identifies the nameplate’s 55th anniversary in the 2023 release.
Toyota Argentina’s national snapshot included 43 dealers and 91 branches. That is support-network context, not Hilux-specific service volume.
Toyota’s UK cumulative historical table through May 2023 records 9,344 Hilux 4×2 petrol vehicles and 5,924 Hilux 4×2 diesel vehicles. The categories and model years follow Toyota UK’s definitions in the Toyota UK LCV historical sales file.
Toyota Hilux Safety and Equipment Data
Safety-related numbers are highly market- and trim-specific. Toyota Australia’s current range page lists eight SRS airbags for both SR and SR5, while other equipment figures describe visibility and display features rather than crash outcomes.
| Australian configuration | Listed equipment or feature |
|---|---|
| SR | 8 SRS airbags |
| SR5 | 8 SRS airbags |
| SR | 12.3-inch connected touchscreen |
| SR5 double-cab pickup | 360-degree Multi Terrain Monitor |
Source: Toyota Australia Hilux range.
The 12.3-inch display is an equipment measurement, not a safety result, and the 360-degree monitor is specified for the named SR5 double-cab configuration. Availability should therefore be read as a configuration claim rather than a universal Hilux specification.
Independent safety coverage also requires careful scope. ANCAP’s Toyota Hilux Safety Rating & Report applies to the stated eighth-generation variants and build dates, with GR Sport excluded from that rating; the rating should not be generalized beyond those tested vehicles.
Toyota Hilux Towing, Payload and Weight Statistics
Toyota UK’s current brochure shows a consistent 3,500 kg braked trailer limit across its four listed powertrain columns, but payload and gross vehicle weight vary by configuration.
| UK specification column group | Payload | Gross vehicle weight |
|---|---|---|
| Listed configurations, range | 1,010–1,025 kg | 3,130–3,210 kg |
| 2.4 diesel automatic and manual 2.8 diesel | — | 3,210 kg |
| 2.8 diesel automatic and 48V hybrid | — | 3,130 kg |
Source: Toyota Hilux brochure and specifications.
The four UK payload figures are 1,025 kg, 1,015 kg, 1,010 kg and 1,010 kg. The same columns list 750 kg unbraked trailer capacity and 6,300 kg gross train weight in each case.
Toyota Australia gives a different market-specific spread: 2,900 kg braked towing for the SR 4×2 automatic, 3,500 kg for SR 4×4 variants and 2,000 kg for the SR battery-electric variant. These are listed ratings, not independent real-world towing tests, and actual towing depends on configuration and law.
Toyota Hilux Dimensions and Off-Road Statistics
The UK brochure separates cab layouts, making dimensions useful only when the body configuration is named.
| UK cab layout | Length | Deck length | Deck width | Minimum ground clearance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single cab | 5,325 mm | 2,350 mm | 1,575 mm | 227 mm |
| Extra cab | — | 1,555 mm | 1,540 mm | 289 mm |
| Double cab | 5,320 or 5,325 mm | 1,840 mm | 1,540 mm | 310 mm |
Source: Toyota Hilux brochure and specifications.
The wheelbase is listed as 3,085 mm for single-, double- and extra-cab layouts. Deck length is not usable cargo volume, and the double-cab length varies by version in the brochure.
Approach angles are 29 degrees for single and extra cab, and 29 or 30 degrees for double cab. Departure angles are 25 degrees for single cab, 26 degrees for extra cab, and 26 or 27 degrees for double cab, with version-dependent values retained as shown.
Toyota Hilux Powertrain, Performance and Efficiency
The UK brochure lists 150 hp for the 2.4 diesel and 204 hp for the 2.8 diesel variants. Torque rises from 400 Nm for the 2.4 diesel to 420 Nm for the 2.8 diesel manual and 500 Nm for both 2.8 diesel automatic columns, including the 48V hybrid column.
| UK powertrain | Power | Maximum torque | Top speed | 0–62 mph |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4 diesel automatic | 150 hp | 400 Nm | 105 mph | 12.8 seconds |
| 2.8 diesel manual | 204 hp | 420 Nm | 108 mph | 10.13 seconds |
| 2.8 diesel automatic and 48V hybrid columns | 204 hp | 500 Nm | 108 mph | 10.7 seconds |
Source: Toyota Hilux brochure and specifications.
Toyota Australia lists 150 kW maximum power and 500 Nm maximum torque for its SR and SR5 diesel configurations. It lists 7.4 L/100 km fuel efficiency for the SR diesel specification, explicitly as a laboratory result whose real-world consumption may differ.
The Australian range page also lists 144 kW electric power for the Hilux battery-electric variant. Its NEDC test ranges are 315 km for the BEV double-cab pickup and 245 km for the BEV double-cab chassis, a listed difference of 70 km; Toyota warns that actual range varies and can be significantly lower.
These power, acceleration, efficiency and range figures belong to named market specifications and test methods. They should not be combined into a single universal Hilux performance profile across countries, trims, drivetrains or model years.