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The HiLux Revo Z Razer Edition scores a lower ride height and sporty appearance.

Emma Notarfrancesco

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Toyota Thailand has enhanced its local HiLux range, unveiling the HiLux Revo Z Razer Edition, just two weeks after the automaker introduced a Hilux Revo GR Sport for the Thai market. 

Only available as a 4×2 dual-cab, this special edition scores a performance-themed exterior make-over. The Razer appearance pack includes a sportier front bumper, side skirts, new-look rear bumper, and an assortment of body graphics which have been added to the bonnet, doors, and tailgate.

The choice of five-spoke alloy wheels, or a fatter aftermarket wheel package, and a variety of GR Sport parts can also be optioned.



That sport-style makeover is purely aesthetic, however, with no engine performance changes.

Power comes from the standard entry-level 2.4-litre turbo-diesel engine. When paired to a six-speed automatic this produces 110kW and 400Nm, and paired with a six-speed manual transmission it delivers 110kW and 343Nm.

Toyota Thailand is selling all of the exterior pieces separately, with the front bumper $AU345, side skirts $AU276, rear bumper $AU125 and body graphics for $AU130 – a total add on of $AU766.

Drive has contacted Toyota Australia for information on the HiLux Z Razer’s chances of coming to Australia, even as a range of genuine accessories.

Given the relatively small sales of 4×2 utes compared to their more popular 4×4 siblings – and the positioning of the HiLux 4×2 as a workhorse, more than a show pony – don’t hold your breath for this kit on Aussie streets.

Emma Notarfrancesco

Emma has been on our television screens for over a decade. Most of her time in the industry has been spent at racetracks reporting at major motorsport events in Australia – from TCR and Superbikes to Porsche Sprint Challenge and Supercars. Emma has also hosted various MotoGP and F1 events interviewing the likes of Daniel Ricciardo and Jack Miller. Having previously presented on an automotive show, she made her move to the Drive family in 2020.
Fiercely proud of her Italian heritage, Emma is a coffee loving, stylish-black wearing resident of Melbourne.

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