TOKYO: Toyota has officially revealed the interior for its all-new HiLux Ute more than a month after the exterior of car was unveiled.
The Japanese brand’s Ute – which has been a feature near the top of New Zealand sales charts for years – had remained relatively unchanged for the last 10 years.
The new HiLux will be the most SUV-like Ute from the car maker yet.
Standard features across the range include air-conditioning. Cruise control, headlamp levelling, 12-volt accessory socket and intermittent wipers.
Standard safety features include seven airbags, stability and traction control, ABS, an emergency stop signal and seat belt warnings for all passengers.
Dual cab variants will also get a reversing camera as standard, but cab-chassis buyers will need to shell out more for this option.
The HiLux WorkMate model will ditch the vinyl seats in favour of fabric, but the vinyl floor will remain, while SR and SR5 models will feature carpet floors.
WorkMate and SR dual-cab variants will also gain a 6.1-inch touchscreen display along with AM/FM radio, CD player, USB input and Bluetooth.
