There is no doubting Hilux’s ability to tackle the most extreme off-road conditions, its past exploits include conquering the North Pole, Antarctica and the slopes of an erupting volcano. But this go-anywhere capability has to be matched by on-road composure and comfort for everyday driving. The new Hilux reaps the benefits of suspension and steering revisions and the availability of a new, automatic limited-slip differential that improve its on-road ride and handling and its off-road controllability.

Its fundamental strength remains its body-on-frame construction, a design now rare in its segment. The ladder frame chassis is both highly durable and gives Hilux the torsional rigidity to deal with the most severe twisting forces when driving over rough terrain.

The new model retains the established grade line-up of Active, Icon, Invincible and Invincible X.

Active grade models are designed and specified primarily with work duties in mind, with 17-inch steel wheels, rear diff lock and easy-care PVC upholstery (Single and Extra Cab versions). The standard spec’ also provides air conditioning, automatic headlights, radio and CD player, Bluetooth and USB port.

New equipment for Active grade includes Toyota Safety Sense as standard (Pre-Collision System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert and Road Sign Assist. Single, Extra and Double Cab versions are available.

Icon grade introduces new 17-inch alloys, LED front fog lights, side steps, privacy glass, fabric upholstery, a reversing camera and power folding door mirrors. New features include the latest Toyota multimedia system and smartphone integration (details above), DAB radio reception and an automatic limited-slip differential.

The new Hilux Invincible builds on its current specification with front and rear parking sensors, LED rear lights, new 18-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats and windscreen wiper de-icer. Other key items include LED headlights, smart entry and push-button start and automatic air conditioning.

At the top of the range, the Hilux Invincible X is newly kitted out with a powerful body styling package, including body mouldings, exclusive front bumper and tailgate handle. In the cabin there is new ambient door panel lighting and a nine-speaker JBL premium audio system, in addition to dual-tone leather upholstery, heated front seats, power driver’s seat adjustment,

Icon, Invincible and Invincible X models are all in Double Cab format; Hilux’s new 201bhp 2.8-litre engine is available for the Invincible and Invincible X.

The new Toyota Hilux is available to order now with customer deliveries from late November.

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