Toyota’s next-generation Hilux fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) is set to enter production in 2028, targeting European commercial fleets with a focus on durability and efficiency. The vehicle will offer an estimated range of 248 miles per charge, robust towing capabilities, and a rapid refueling time of just five minutes, positioning it as a practical alternative for heavy-duty use. Designed to meet the demands of businesses relying on long-haul or high-load operations, the FCEV combines hydrogen-powered performance with the Hilux’s rugged heritage. Early details suggest it could appeal to industries prioritizing sustainability without sacrificing functionality.
Hilux FCEV production starts in 2028 for European fleets, with 248 miles of range, strong towing, and five-minute refueling pitches.
