Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) showcased a specially modified Hilux pickup truck at the Indo-Pacific Armies Chief’s Conference (IPACC) held in New Delhi on 26-27 September. The vehicle was developed in collaboration with an authorized external vendor and is designed to meet the specific needs of the Indian Army.The modified Hilux features a number of adaptations that make it ideal for military use, including: (1) A reinforced chassis and suspension for enhanced durability and load-carrying capacity, (2) A raised roofline for additional headroom and cargo space, (3) A winch and other off-road accessories, (4) Specialized equipment for firefighting and rescue operations
In addition to the modified Hilux, TKM also displayed a general-purpose Hilux at IPACC. This highlights the versatility of the Hilux platform, which can be adapted to meet the needs of a wide range of customers, including the military, civilian government agencies, and commercial businesses.
Toyota’s participation in IPACC reflects its commitment to providing innovative solutions for the defense sector. The company’s Hilux pickup truck is renowned for its exceptional off-road capabilities, unmatched reliability, powerful performance, and advanced safety features. This makes it an ideal choice for a variety of military applications, including troop transport, cargo transport, and disaster relief. Toyota Kirloskar Motor has already delivered a fleet of Hilux pickup trucks to the Indian Army, and the company is confident that the vehicle will continue to play a vital role in supporting the Indian Army’s operational requirements.
