Toyota Hilux FAQs

4x2 comes in the base variant of the Toyota Hilux, with 4x4 being offered from the next-above variant for a premium of Rs 1.7 lakh.

Yes, the Hilux is around Rs 6.5 lakh pricier than the D-Max V-Cross at the base level, and roughly Rs 6.4 lakh more expensive at the top end.

Yes, the Hilux is built on Toyota’s IMV body-on-frame platform, which also underpins the Fortuner.

The Hilux directly rivals the Isuzu V-Cross.

The Hilux measures 5,320mm long, 1,855mm wide, and 1,815mm tall, so it is quite a sizable car.

If you frequently drive on loose, broken roads or off-road trails, the Hilux 4x4 is the better choice. However, if you drive on normal roads, the Hilux 4x2 and is the more affordable option too. That said, the Hilux 4x2 is positioned lower and thereby misses out on some creature comforts.

While you can drive the Hilux in the city, you may face issues with manoeuvrability on tight or crowded roads due to its size.