The fully electric Toyota Hilux Revo will enter production in Thailand by the end of next year, and it probably will be exported to other markets as well.
Toyota does not sell its most popular pickup in the U.S., and that probably won’t change when the Hilux goes electric by the end of 2025. The electric version of Toyota’s compact truck will enter production in Thailand, aimed mostly at the local market, but the manufacturer has not excluded exporting it to other markets as well.
The Hilux Revo won’t be the only electric pickup to enter production in Thailand in 2025. Isuzu has also announced plans to produce a battery-powered version of the D-Max truck that it’s been manufacturing in the country since 2002. Unlike Toyota, Isuzu has released some specs for the D-Max BEV, which will have a 66.9 kilowatt-hour battery pack.
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