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    Leading Toyota Hilux range gets specification upgrades

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on November 11th, 2021 / in Car News, featured

    Leading Toyota Hilux range gets specification upgrades

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on November 11th, 2021 / in Car News, featured

    By Otsile Kadiege

    In August 2020, the new ‘face’ of Hilux was introduced alongside the new flagship Legend grade, while the long-running SRX-grade made way for Raider. This change also introduced the Legend RS models complete with electric roller-shutter deck lid.

    Toyota SA says, based on market feedback and customer response, some notable specification tweaks have been brought to the Hilux range which will be outlined here:

    Legend grade alignment – Double Cab

    When introduced last year, the Legend 4×4 Auto models received additional specification features as the flagship of the double-cab range. While all Legend models boasted the same exterior design and visual treatment – only the 4×4 models received the full-house treatment which included a leather interior, JBL premium audio system and Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) active safety system.

    For the rest of 2021 and beyond, ALL Legend models (including Raised Body 4×2) will now be offered with the following features: power-adjustable driver seat; leather interior; Toyota Safety Sense (Pre-crash system, Lane Keeping Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control); upgrade to dual-zone climate control; and enhanced smart entry system.

    The JBL premium 9-speaker audio system, remains exclusive to 4×4 Legend models.

    Legend grade alignment – Xtra Cab

    Based on customer feedback, the Xtra-cab Legend models’ interior is upgraded to more closely align with that of the Double-cab, with the addition of the following: leather Interior and power-adjustable driver seat
    Raider Spec Additions
    For 2021 mid-tier Raider models now offer even more:
    Change to alloy spare tyre (all variants);
    Height-adjustable driver seat (all variants);
    Meter illumination control (all variants);
    60/40 rear split seat (2.4 D/Cab variants only);
    Rear Armrest with cup holders (2.4 D/Cab variants only);
    Seat back pockets with shopping hooks (2.4 D/Cab variants only); and
    Upgrade to dual-zone climate control (2.8 D/Cab variants only).

    Deletion of navigation system

    Due to the inclusion of Android Auto/Apple CarPlay on all models fitted with an audio system, the on-board satellite navigation previously offered on selected models has been removed in lieu of customers using smartphone apps such as Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze.

    New colour choices

    For the first time on Hilux, customers can opt for a pearl-white finish in the form of Platinum White Pearl. Based on popular demand, a limited run of Sand Beige units will also be produced between October and December 2021. Customers are requested to enquire at their nearest Toyota dealer on the availability of Sand Beige units.

    Pricing

    The starting prices for the Hilux body shapes are as follows:
    Chassis Cab: R301,200;
    Singe Cab: R353,700;
    Xtra Cab: R486,700;
    Double Cab: R460,600.

    Categories: Car News, featured  /  Tags: Toyota, Toyota Hilux, Toyota Hilux Legend RS, Toyota SA, Toyota South Africa, Toyota South Africa Motors
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