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Single Cabin Toyota Hilux Petrol Discontinued in Pakistan

Single Cabin Toyota Hilux Petrol Discontinued in Pakistan

Toyota Pakistan’s Hilux Series: Discontinuation and Updates

Introduction

Toyota Pakistan is well-known for its sedan lineup and the robust Hilux pickup truck series.

The Hilux is divided into “Revo” and “Vigo” variants, featuring both single and double-cab chassis, all powered by diesel engines.

Discontinuation of Petrol Variant

The automotive community was taken aback when Toyota Pakistan announced the discontinuation of the petrol variant of the single-cabin Hilux.

This move raised eyebrows since many were unaware of the existence of a petrol version.

Reason for Discontinuation

The petrol variant’s lack of popularity among customers, overshadowed by the dominance of diesel variants, is likely the reason behind its discontinuation.

Features & Specifications of the Petrol Variant

Despite being discontinued, it’s worth noting some of the features and specifications of the single-cabin Hilux petrol variant:

  • Engine and Performance:
  • Equipped with a 4-cylinder in-line 2TR-FE engine
  • 5-speed manual transmission
  • Maximum output: 122 kW
  • Torque: 245 Nm
  • Safety Features:
  • SRS airbags for driver and front passenger
  • Immobilizer
  • Key reminder
  • Engine oil level warning
  • Light reminder
  • Clutch start safety
  • Seatbelt
  • Anti-lock braking system (ABS)

Production Halt

Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) recently announced a temporary halt in production due to low inventory and supply chain issues.

The production plant was closed from July 15, 2024, to July 22, 2024.

Industry Impact

Pakistan’s automotive industry is facing significant challenges, including hyperinflation and reduced purchasing power.

According to a JS Research report, the “Big 3” (PSMC, Honda Atlas, and Toyota IMC) sold a combined total of 88,000 units in the fiscal year 2023-24, marking a 21-year low.

Conclusion

The discontinuation of the petrol variant of the Hilux single-cabin highlights the shifting preferences in Pakistan’s automotive market. As the industry grapples with economic difficulties, manufacturers must adapt to the changing landscape.

For more details, visit Toyota Pakistan.

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