The Toyota Hilux has built its reputation over five decades as a pickup that works hard and lasts long, which is why it appeals to buyers who want utility and lifestyle capability in one vehicle.
Explore the latest Toyota Hilux images to get a complete visual overview of the pickup’s design, cabin, and styling. This image gallery covers the all-new Hilux in its current form. The key highlights are the redesigned front end, the black-themed cabin, the loading deck, and all the colour options available.
The images feature the model powered by the 2.8-litre BS6 Phase 2 diesel engine paired with a 6-speed automatic. It introduced a new front bumper, a rugged honeycomb grille and an updated dashboard compared to the version sold earlier.
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Toyota Hilux Exterior Images
The Hilux exterior is built around Toyota’s stated design idea of a pickup that should look purposeful rather than decorative. At 5320 mm long, 1855 mm wide and 1815 mm tall on a 3085 mm wheelbase, this is a genuinely large vehicle, and the images make clear how much of that length goes into the double cab and the rear deck rather than styling overhang.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Front grille | Rugged honeycomb | All grades |
| Headlamps | LED with integrated turn indicator | All grades |
| DRLs | LED daytime running lamps | VX only |
| Alloy wheels | 265/65 R17 | All grades |
| Tail lamps | Bulb on GX, LED on VX | Varies by grade |
Front Profile
The Hilux front is defined by its rugged honeycomb grille sitting above a new design bumper, with LED headlamps carrying integrated turn indicators on either side. The VX grade adds LED daytime running lamps, LED front fog lamps and a hood ornament, which makes the top variant easy to identify in photographs.
Side Profile
The side profile highlights the 3085 mm wheelbase and the hexagonal grip side steps that run below the doors. The 265/65 R17 alloy wheels fill the arches well, and the VX grade gets glossy-finish door handles and retractable mirrors against the matte-finish items on GX.
Rear Profile
At the rear, the Hilux gets a tailgate-assisted rear deck door with a lock, an integrated rear bed step and a satin silver under run. The tailgate assist matters in practice, because it takes the weight out of opening and closing a deck door this size.
Toyota Hilux Interior Images
The Hilux interior uses an all-black theme across every grade, with the VX adding a premium dashboard treatment. The layout is deliberately conventional, with a TFT multi-information display in the instrument cluster and physical controls placed where a work vehicle needs them. The interior images document a five-seat double cab rather than a stripped-out utility cabin.
Key Highlights
| Features | Details | Availability |
| Interior theme | All black themed | All grades |
| Touchscreen | 8 inch on GX, 12.3 inch on VX | Varies by grade |
| Instrument cluster | TFT multi-information display | All grades |
| Second row | 60:40 split and tip-up | All grades |
| Rear armrest | Centre armrest with cupholders | VX only |
Dashboard and Front Seats
The Hilux dashboard carries an 8-inch infotainment screen on GX grades and a 12.3-inch premium multimedia display on VX. The driver’s seat is manual 6-way adjustable and the passenger seat manual 4-way, with tilt and telescopic steering adjustment standard. VX adds smart entry with push-start/stop, a wireless charger, cruise control, and drive modes.
Second Row
The second row is a 60:40 split and tip-up bench with height-adjustable headrests, ISOFIX with tether anchorage, and 3-point ELR seat belts for all seats. VX adds a rear centre armrest with cupholders. Tipping the bench up is what turns the rear cabin into secure covered storage, which is worth seeing in the images.
Loading Deck
The rear deck is accessed through the tailgate-assisted door and served by an integrated bed step. Toyota does not publish deck volume for the Indian model, but the 2650 kg gross vehicle weight on the 4×2 and 2750 kg on the 4×4 give a sense of what the platform is rated to carry.
Toyota Hilux Colour Options
The Hilux is available in five colours, ranging from plain white to metallic and pearl finishes. Two of the five are restricted to the top VX grade, so colour choice does depend on which variant you pick.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Grade |
| Super White | Solid | All grades |
| Platinum Pearl White Metallic | Pearl metallic | All grades |
| Emotional Red | Metallic | All grades |
| Sulphur Metallic | Metallic | VX grade only |
| Attitude Black | Metallic | VX grade only |
Summary
The gallery shows what the Hilux is built for, which is putting the length and the ladder frame to work without losing everyday usability. The honeycomb grille, LED headlamps and 265/65 R17 alloys give it presence, while the all-black cabin with its TFT cluster, 12.3-inch display on VX and 60:40 tip-up second row point to a pickup meant to be lived in as much as loaded.
It is to be noted that the Hilux colours can look quite different depending on the light, while things like cabin space, step-in height and how the deck works for your actual use are much easier to judge in person.
If you’re considering a used pickup or SUV, you can browse inspected, fixed-price options on Spinny and book a test drive to see how the real car feels and compare it with what you’ve seen in the Hilux images.
FAQs
Q. What do the Hilux images show on the outside?
The exterior shots cover the front, side and rear. You can see the rugged honeycomb grille, the LED headlamps with integrated turn indicators, the hexagonal grip side steps, the 265/65 R17 alloy wheels and the tailgate-assisted rear deck door.
Q. How does the Hilux look from the inside?
The cabin is all black themed across every grade, with a TFT multi-information display in the instrument cluster. The VX grade adds a premium dashboard treatment and a 12.3-inch multimedia display.
Q. Is the Hilux interior all black on every variant?
Yes, Toyota lists an all-black themed interior for GX 4×2, GX 4×4 and VX 4×4. Only the premium dashboard finish is exclusive to VX.
Q. What does the second row look like in the Hilux images?
It is a 60:40 split and tip-up bench with height-adjustable headrests and ISOFIX mounts. Tipping it up opens covered storage behind the front seats.
Q. How many people can the Hilux seat?
Five. Toyota lists seating capacity as 5 across all three grades of the double cab.
Q. How many colours does the Hilux come in?
Five. Super White, Platinum Pearl White Metallic, Emotional Red, Sulphur Metallic and Attitude Black. The last two are offered on the VX grade only.
Q. Which Hilux variant gets the bigger touchscreen?
The VX 4×4 gets the 12.3-inch premium multimedia display with eight speakers. GX grades get an 8-inch unit with four speakers.
Q. Are the Hilux tail lamps LED?
Only on VX. GX grades use bulb-type tail lamps and a bulb rear fog lamp, while VX gets LED for both. The headlamps are LED across all grades.
Q. What engine does the Hilux in these images use?
A 2.8-litre four-cylinder inline diesel, rated at 2755 cc, 150 kW and 500 Nm, paired with a 6-speed automatic. The fuel tank holds 80 litres.
Q. Can I see real photos of a used car before buying?
Yes. Every used car listed on Spinny carries actual photographs of that specific vehicle rather than stock images, along with an inspection report and a fixed price.
