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All-new Toyota Hilux Now Available with Two-seat Conversion

Bennett Oghifo The all-new Toyota Hilux is now available as a two-seat model, offering more versatility and load-carrying capability for people wanting a pick-up that’s tailor-made to meet their business

Toyota has introduced a two-seat conversion option for its all-new Hilux pickup truck. This versatile model is part of the ninth generation of Toyota's popular Hilux, available exclusively in a Double Cab body style to cater to market demand. The conversion process involves removing the three-seat bench from the rear section of the cabin, resulting in a spacious and secure flat load area.

Measuring 1,290mm wide and 640mm deep, this area is perfect for carrying tools, equipment, and more, easily accessible through the Double Cab's rear doors. Despite the removal of seating, the conversion does not impact the Hilux's performance, safety, or standard equipment. The pickup remains fully compatible with Toyota's extensive range of accessories and customization options.

In addition, the two-seat conversion can lead to potential cost savings for business users through flat rate benefit-in-kind taxation and a 100 percent plant and machinery allowance, where applicable. Toyota's market-leading warranty, covering up to 10 years or 100,000 miles with an annual service at a qualifying workshop, offers further assurance to customers.

This innovation strengthens the Hilux's strong reputation for Quality, Durability, and Reliability, as well as its ability to perform in the toughest driving environments. The new Hilux line-up also includes both a Diesel 48V engine and a battery electric system, engineered for exceptional performance and capable of handling off-road conditions, such as wading through water up to 700mm deep.

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