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Electrek reports Toyota opening orders for the Hilux BEV, its first body-on-frame EV pickup; corroborated by Toyota UK site and Electrive/Autoevolution coverage of UK orders opening June 1.

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Toyota opens orders for Hilux BEV, first body-on-frame EV pickup

Toyota has opened orders for the Hilux BEV, its first fully electric pickup and first body-on-frame EV. The move brings the best-selling pickup, with more than 27 million units sold over seven decades, into an electrified era.

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Toyota opens orders for Hilux BEV, first body-on-frame EV pickup
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Toyota opens orders for the Hilux BEV, its first fully electric pickup and first body-on-frame EV. The model is part of the ninth-generation Hilux, which has sold more than 27 million units over seven decades and ranks as one of the world's best-selling pickups. Pricing starts under 60,000 dollars.

Toyota has opened orders for the Hilux BEV, its first fully electric pickup and first body-on-frame EV.
Toyota said during the global debut last November that the Hilux BEV takes the legendary pickup into a new era of electrified power.
Toyota launches the Hilux BEV as its first electric pickup. The company introduced the all-electric version for the model's ninth generation. Toyota said during the global debut last November that the Hilux BEV takes the legendary pickup into a new era of electrified power.
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The Hilux BEV arrives as Toyota’s first fully electric pickup and body-on-frame EV. As such, the Hilux BEV takes the legendary pickup to a whole new level.

The Hilux has sold more than 27 million units over seven decades. It ranks as Toyota’s most popular pickup. The model is also one of the best-selling pickups in the world.
Orders for the Hilux BEV are now open. Pricing starts at under $60,000.
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