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Toyota Hilux

Toyota Hilux tops slowing new car market in April 2025

More than 90,614 new vehicles were sold to Australian customers in April 2025 which was a 6.8% decrease on the same period in 2024. The Toyota Hilux was Australia’s top selling vehicle with sales of 4121 followed by the Ford Ranger (4031), Toyota RAV4 (3808), Ford Everest (2234) and Toyota Prado (2233).

September record new vehicle sales

The underlying strength of the new vehicle market continued during September with 110,702 sales recorded, representing an 18.3% rise on the corresponding period in 2022 and a new September record.

New car industry celebrates best May sales month yet

Australian new vehicle dealers delivered more than 105,694 units in May 2023 with the industry achieving its largest sales result yet for the month. The Toyota Hilux (5772) was the largest selling model followed by Ford Ranger (4110), Tesla Model Y (3178), Toyota RAV4 (2616) and MG ZS (2502).

Hilux conversion tackles EV fires

A British company has developed a specially designed fire truck to extinguish electric vehicle (EV) and car park fires.  The Hiload 6x6 Rapid Intervention Vehicle (RIV) is engineered by Prospeed Motorsport in York, England, using a Toyota Hilux as a base.

Narrow March sales lead for Toyota Hilux

The Toyota Hilux remained Australia’s best-selling new vehicle in March 2023 by a margin of 75 units over the Ford Ranger, in spite of fewer light commercial vehicle sales to private, business, government and rental fleet buyers.

Positive trends emerging in automotive market says researcher

Automotive industry specialist ACA Research has released a report reflecting on the performance of the Australian new vehicle market in 2022 While 2022 was another year of global challenges, ACA Research says it did see some positive trends emerging which will continue to shape the market in the years ahead.

About 8500 Toyotas to be electrified for mining

SEA Electric has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with systems integrator specialising in battery electric light commercial vehicles (BEVs) MEVCO to provide electric Toyota Hilux and Land Cruiser models for the mining industry.