Toyota Hilux 2028: hydrogen ute with 400km range teased amid Dakar shakedown
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Toyota Hilux 2028: hydrogen ute with 400km range teased amid Dakar shakedown
Toyota has released a teaser image of its incoming hydrogen-powered Hilux and backed it up with a target of 400 kilometre of range and a 2.5-tonne towing capacity. The Hilux FCEV (fuel cell electric…
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