Recently, Toyota officially released the official map of its European version of Hilux's GR Sport model. The Hilux is a Pickup Truck model owned by Toyota for the global market, and the name GR Sport is believed to be very familiar to the majority of car fans. The new car can be seen as a sporty version of the Hilux, with the addition of exterior kits and upgrades to the suspension system.
Like many of Toyota's global models, Hilux's GR Sport version also has multiple versions, in addition to the European version released this time, the new car also has a Japanese version and a Thai version, and the style of the appearance kit will be different in different countries. The European version of the Hilux GR Sport model was replaced with a large hexagonal grille decorated with a stout matte trim in the center and a GR logo hanging from one side. The headlight shape of the new car has not changed from the ordinary version, but the decorative shape on both sides of the bumper is more dynamic, and the bottom skid plate is also adjusted to a more minimalist style, which is more aggressive overall.
The new car still features a standard four-door pickup layout, with stout anti-scuff trim at the brow, a more rugged multi-spoke rim, and a GR logo added to the front door. In addition to the changes in appearance, the new car has also upgraded the suspension system to a certain extent, the new car adopts a new single-barrel shock absorber, the springs have also been strengthened, so that the new car is more relaxed in the face of high-frequency vibrations, and the red livery also highlights its distinctive identity.
In terms of the rear, the new car has not made significant adjustments, still equipped with large vertical taillights, the bumper shape is also very thick, and the use of black paint.
In terms of power, the new car will continue to be equipped with a 2.8T diesel engine with a maximum power of 204 hp and a peak torque of 500 Nm, matching a 6AT transmission and a four-wheel drive system with a limited slip differential.