45 min read · 46 sources

Updated 11 Nov 2026

Research file

The Toyota file

Toyota in Thailand, in 7 sections: who sells the cars, a chapter for each of its 2 models, the line-up history and the sales record. Sources are numbered, and each opens a preview of where the fact came from.

Researched 15 May 2026Updated 11 Nov 202610,144 words45 min read

How well this file is sourced

Each mark is one fact the file checks, grouped by model. Point at a mark to read it; click a group to open its grid.Tap it to see the checks section by section.

75 facts checked · 52 verified (69%) · 16 partly verified · 7 not verified yet · 46 sources linked (38 in source lists, 6 linked in the text and 2 reviews)

Toyota at a glance2 models · since 1962 · Toyota Motor Thailand
Distributor
Toyota Motor Thailand no source in the file toyota.co.th ↗Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT) — 86.4 % subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation since 1962, balance held by Thai shareholders.
Owned by
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC), Toyota City, Aichi, Japan — world's largest automaker by volume. no source in the fileOwns Lexus (premium), Daihatsu (kei / small cars), Hino (commercial trucks); also holds minority/strategic stakes in Subaru, Mazda, Suzuki, and Isuzu.
In Thailand since
1962Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT) incorporated 5 Oct 1962, one of Toyota's first overseas manufacturing operations and now (2026) one of Toyota's largest non-Japan production hubs. First TH-market BEV (bZ4X 4WD) launched 9 Nov 2022 at ฿1,836,000 (CBU-Motomachi, Japan), making Thailand the first ASEAN market to receive Toyota's first dedicated BEV. The bZ4X facelift launched 7 Nov 2025 (price ฿1,529,000 / ฿1,649,000) and was the BIMS 2026 hero (March 25, 2026). The second Toyota BEV, the Hilux Travo-e pickup (shown as the "Hilux Revo BEV" concept in 2022), launched in Thailand 10 Nov 2025 at ฿1,491,000, built CKD at TMT's Ban Pho plant — Thailand's first locally-built Toyota BEV.34
Built in Thailand
Ban Pho Plant, Chachoengsao (TMT) — builds the Hilux Travo-e, CKD since its 10 Nov 2025 launch: Thailand's first locally-built Toyota BEV, for the Thai market and for export (TMT showed the line at its April 2026 Ban Pho open house; Autolifethailand reports 95 % local content).12131415Builds: Hilux Travo-e
Models on sale catalogue
2 models · 3 trimsHilux Travo-ebZ4X
List prices catalogue
฿1,491,000 – ฿1,649,000Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX to bZ4X Long Range AWD
Warranty
Vehicle 5 years · 150,000 kmBattery 8 years · 160,000 km51017
Showrooms
150 official Toyota dealers operating 455 showrooms as of last public TMT disclosure (April 2016 figure; current number likely higher). Toyota has by far the largest dealer + service-centre network in Thailand of any car brand — provincial coverage in every province, contrasting with BMW's 29 / Lexus's 3 / Tesla's 5 stores. BEV-equipped service centres are concentrated in Bangkok + main provincial capitals. unverified1

Models and prices come from evchu’s catalogue, checked 12 November 2026. Everything else is from this file; the numbers are its sources.

Toyota occupies a structurally distinctive position in Thailand's BEV market that contrasts sharply with all of its competitors. Three things make Toyota's TH BEV story distinct. First, Toyota is overwhelmingly the largest car brand in Thailand (~30 % market share, 250 k+ units/year) yet runs the smallest active BEV lineups of any major TH-market brand — two nameplates with three trims. This deliberate scarcity reflects Toyota Motor Corporation's global "multi-pathway" strategy (BEV is one of five powertrain bets, alongside HEV/PHEV/FCEV/H2 ICE) and TMT's own preference to lead with HEV and PHEV in TH (Corolla Cross HEV, Yaris Cross HEV, Camry HEV are TMT's volume electrified plays). Second, Toyota's massive Thai manufacturing footprint has only just been turned toward BEVs: the bZ4X is CBU-Japan, and the Hilux Travo-e pickup (Ban Pho, launched 2025-11-10) is Toyota's first Thai-built BEV. Third, the MY2026 bZ4X facelift (launched 2025-11-07, headlining BIMS 2026 on 2026-03-25) is a meaningful step-up over the 2022 original: 73.1 kWh battery (vs 71.4 kWh), 525 km WLTP FWD / 481 km AWD (vs 411 km original), new silicon-carbide motor inverters, 150 kW DC fast-charging (10–80 % in 28 min), 22 kW AC charging, and a new FWD entry trim that brings the price under ฿1.53 m — a ฿187 k drop from the 2022 launch sticker.

The competitive context: at ฿1.529–1.649 m the bZ4X is positioned directly against the BYD Sealion 7 (Performance ฿1.749 m, Premium ฿1.55 m), BYD Sealion 6 DM-i (PHEV, not direct BEV competitor), MG ES / MG4 EV (฿800 k–฿1.05 m, well below), Tesla Model Y RWD (฿1.599 m, almost identical), and Geely EX5 (~฿1.099–1.299 m, below). On paper Toyota is pricier than Chinese EVs at similar dimensions, but enjoys (a) TMT's massive dealer + service-centre network (no other BEV brand in TH has 455 showrooms), (b) Toyota's historically strong resale value and ownership-cost reputation, and (c) 5-year vehicle warranty + 8-year battery warranty — competitive with the segment but no longer category-leading after BYD / Tesla improved theirs.

The MY2026 facelift pricing reset of November 2025 — from ฿1,836,000 (2022 4WD-only spec) to ฿1,529–1,649,000 (FWD + AWD spec) — is Toyota's largest single price re-position on any BEV globally as of May 2026, and the clearest signal that TMT is preparing to defend its TH market share against accelerating Chinese-EV penetration. The Hilux Travo-e (Ban Pho, launched 2025-11-10 at ฿1,491,000) and the announced 2028 plan to use Chinese-sourced batteries and interiors are the two strategic moves reshaping Toyota TH's BEV story.

Section1,008 words

At a glance

  • Distributor model Direct subsidiary that also operates Thailand's largest car-manufacturing footprint. Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT) is 86.4 % owned by Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan), the remaining 13.6 % held by Thai institutional and family shareholders. Unlike BMW (100 % BMW AG) or Mercedes (subsidiary + third-party CKD via TAAP), TMT runs both distribution and full CKD manufacturing in-house — three plants with ~760,000 units/year combined capacity — but the BEV strategy has been deliberately slow and small vs Toyota's massive ICE/HEV footprint. Lexus Thailand operates as an internal premium-brand division of TMT (no separate legal entity), sharing TMT's logistics + finance + warranty backbone while running separate showrooms (see lexus.md). (Toyota Motor Thailand — Wikipedia1; TMT corporate2)
  • Entered Thailand 1962-10-05 as Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd., one of Toyota's earliest overseas operations. TMT marked its 60th anniversary in 2022. Local pressed-body-parts manufacturing started 1979, local engine production 1989, third plant (Ban Pho) 2007. By 2025 TMT exports to ASEAN, Oceania, Middle East, Africa and Latin America — Hilux is the largest single export model. (Toyota Global — TMT 60th anniversary3; Toyota Global — 3rd plant opening 20074)
  • First BEV in TH Toyota bZ4X 4WD — launched 2022-11-09 (pre-orders) at ฿1,836,000 (after EV3.0 subsidy + 2 % excise tax cut, from a pre-discount sticker of ฿1,996,500). Thailand was the first ASEAN market to sell the bZ4X, beating Indonesia and Malaysia by ~1 year. CBU-Japan from Motomachi Plant. (Autolifethailand 20225; Paultan 2022-116; Carlist.my 2022 launch7)
  • Models on sale (November 2026) 2 BEV nameplates with 3 trims — bZ4X Long Range FWD (฿1,529,000) and bZ4X Long Range AWD (฿1,649,000), both MY2026 facelifted CBU-Japan, and the Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX (฿1,491,000), a pickup built CKD at Ban Pho (launched 2025-11-10). All three prices are the ones toyota.co.th listed on 2026-11-11. The pre-facelift 2022–2024 bZ4X 4WD has been replaced by the MY2026 lineup. No Toyota bZ3 / bZ3X / bZ5 in TH (China-only). (Toyota TH bZ4X grades8; Toyota TH Hilux Travo-e grades9; Autolifethailand minor change 202510; Paultan 2025-11 facelift TH11)
  • Total current BEV trims on sale (November 2026) 3 — bZ4X Long Range FWD / bZ4X Long Range AWD / Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX. (Historical trims discontinued: bZ4X 4WD original 71.4 kWh 2022–2024 spec, replaced by the MY2026 facelift in Nov 2025.) Still one of the narrowest active BEV lineups among the major Thai-market Japanese / Korean / European brands (Lexus also has 3 trims), reflecting Toyota's deliberately HEV-first stance.
  • Current BEV price band ฿1,491,000 (Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX, CKD-Ban Pho) – ฿1,649,000 (bZ4X Long Range AWD, CBU-Japan); the bZ4X range starts at ฿1,529,000 (Long Range FWD). Two-tone black-roof variants add +฿20,000. This is a ~฿187 k drop from the original 2022 launch price of ฿1,836,000 — Toyota's response to the Chinese-EV-pricing pressure (BYD Atto 3 at ~฿899 k–1.099 m; BYD Sealion 6 / Sealion 7 at ฿1.25–1.749 m; MG ZS EV at ฿830 k–฿1.05 m; GWM Ora at ~฿1 m).
  • Local plant (BEV) Ban Pho Plant, Chachoengsao (TMT) — builds the Hilux Travo-e, CKD since its 2025-11-10 launch: Thailand's first locally-built Toyota BEV, for the Thai market and for export (TMT showed the line at its April 2026 Ban Pho open house; Autolifethailand reports 95 % local content). (Autospinn 2026-04-2412; Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013) Toyota also announced (Dec 2024) a strategic plan to introduce Chinese-sourced batteries and interiors for TH-assembled affordable BEVs starting 2028, cutting costs ~30 % — a clear pivot in response to Chinese-EV market share gains in ASEAN. (Carmudi — IMV0 + Hilux Revo BEV concepts14; Toyota Global — new TH plant announcement15)
  • CKD vs CBU split (November 2026)
    • CKD-TH (Ban Pho): Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX, since the 2025-11-10 launch; first deliveries December 2025.
    • CBU-Motomachi (Toyota City, Aichi, Japan): bZ4X FWD + bZ4X AWD. Same plant as Lexus RZ + Toyota Mirai FCEV.
    • Coming CKD-TH: unverifiedno further Thai-built Toyota BEV found in TMT or Toyota Global releases as of 2026-11-11. The Hilux FCEV announced alongside the BEV is scheduled for Europe and Oceania from 2028; Toyota names no plant for it. (Toyota Global 2025-11-1016)
  • Manufacturing footprint (all powertrains, TH-domestic)
    • Samrong Plant (Samut Prakan, est. 1964): Pickups + commercial vehicles. Toyota's oldest TH plant. Hilux origin.
    • Gateway Plant (Chachoengsao, est. 1996): Passenger cars (Camry, Corolla, Yaris, Vios).
    • Ban Pho Plant (Chachoengsao, est. 2007): Passenger cars + SUVs (Corolla Cross, Hilux Revo SUV). Builds the Hilux Travo-e BEV (CKD since 2025-11), alongside the ICE Hilux, Fortuner and Land Cruiser FJ lines TMT showed at its April 2026 open house. (Autospinn 2026-04-2412)
    • Theparak Plant (JV with Toyota Auto Body): HiAce van.
    • Combined annual capacity: ~760,000 units across the three TMT-owned plants.
    • 2025 TH passenger-car BEV share for Toyota brand: unverifiedIndustry estimate: bZ4X TH cumulative sales 2022→2025 likely well under 1,500 units, vs Toyota TH total ~250,000 units/yr — i.e. BEV is <1 % of TMT's TH volume. Autolifethailand (2025-11-10) reports TMT's own Thai sales target for the Hilux Travo-e as 500 units a year. (Toyota Motor Thailand — Wikipedia1)
  • Showrooms (May 2026) 150 official Toyota dealers operating 455 showrooms as of last public TMT disclosure (April 2016 figure; current number likely higher). Toyota has by far the largest dealer + service-centre network in Thailand of any car brand — provincial coverage in every province, contrasting with BMW's 29 / Lexus's 3 / Tesla's 5 stores. BEV-equipped service centres are concentrated in Bangkok + main provincial capitals to checkexact bZ4X-authorised service centre count. (Toyota Motor Thailand — Wikipedia1)
  • Wallbox included Yes — Toyota EV Wall Charger included free with new bZ4X purchase + home installation, plus 1-year comprehensive insurance bundle. (Toyota TH bZ4X promotions17)

Section1,298 words

Distribution & business

Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT) is the in-country sales, marketing, distribution, manufacturing, and aftersales subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota City, Aichi, Japan). Founded 1962-10-05, TMT is one of Toyota's oldest overseas operations and the cornerstone of Toyota's ASEAN strategy. Headquartered in Phra Pradaeng, Samut Prakan Province, just south of Bangkok adjacent to the original Samrong manufacturing plant.

Unlike BYD (Rêver Automotive — single Thai distributor with BYD-owned CKD plant), MG (SAIC-CP JV), or Mercedes (subsidiary + third-party TAAP CKD), TMT is a direct subsidiary with full vertical integration in-country — it owns the distribution operation, the three large manufacturing plants, and the captive finance / parts logistics business. Lexus Thailand operates as an internal premium-brand division of TMT (see lexus.md), sharing back-office systems while running separate Lexus-branded showrooms.

Corporate structure

EntityRoleFoundedOwnership
Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT)Sales, marketing, distribution, manufacturing, aftersales for Toyota + Lexus1962-10-0586.4 % Toyota Motor Corporation, 13.6 % Thai shareholders to checkexact stake split — Wikipedia and Toyota Global both cite 86.4 % TMC
Lexus ThailandPremium-brand division within TMT — operates Lexus retail + brand experience2008 (as internal division)Part of TMT — no separate legal entity
TMT Manufacturing (multi-plant)CKD manufacturing across Samrong + Gateway + Ban Pho1964 (Samrong); 1996 (Gateway); 2007 (Ban Pho)100 % TMT
Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing (TDEM)Regional engineering hub for ASEAN, India, Africa — based in Samut Prakan2003 (as TMAP-EM)100 % Toyota Motor Corporation
Toyota Leasing (Thailand)Captive auto finance (Toyota + Lexus)to checkTMT-related
Toyota Tsusho (Thailand)Trading + logistics arm—Toyota Tsusho Corp subsidiary
Scroll the table sideways →

Comparative distribution model

BrandDistribution modelTH BEV assemblyLocal equity / structure
ToyotaDirect subsidiary + 3 wholly-owned plantsHilux Travo-e CKD at Ban Pho since 2025-11 (bZ4X stays CBU-Japan)86.4 % TMC + 13.6 % Thai shareholders
LexusTMT internal division — no standalone Lexus legal entityNone (CBU-Japan)Part of TMT
BMWDirect subsidiary (BMW Thailand Co., Ltd.)BMW Manufacturing Thailand (Rayong, BMW-owned)100 % BMW Group AG
Mercedes-BenzDirect subsidiary (MB (Thailand) Co., Ltd.)TAAP (Thonburi family third-party CKD)100 % MB Group AG (distribution); separate Thonburi for CKD
TeslaDirect subsidiaryNone — CBU-Shanghai only100 % Tesla Inc.
BYDSingle Thai distributor (Rêver Automotive)Rayong (BYD-owned)Siam Motors family (distributor only)
MGJV — SAIC + CP GroupRayong (SAIC-CP JV plant)CP Group
VolvoSubsidiary (Volvo Cars Thailand)Geely Auto Industries (Rayong, EX30 CKD)100 % Geely
Scroll the table sideways →

Manufacturing — three TMT plants

TMT's three plants give Toyota the largest car-manufacturing footprint of any brand in Thailand. Since November 2025 one of them builds a BEV: Ban Pho makes the Hilux Travo-e.

PlantLocationFoundedProductsBEV status
SamrongSamut Prakan (TMT HQ adjacent)1964Hilux, Hilux Champ, commercial vehiclesNone
GatewayChachoengsao (Bangpakong)1996Camry, Corolla Altis, Yaris, Vios, Corolla CrossNone
Ban PhoChachoengsao (Ban Pho district)2007Hilux (Travo), Fortuner, Land Cruiser FJ, Corolla Cross (export), Hilux Travo-eHilux Travo-e in production since 2025-11 (for Thailand + export) (Autospinn 2026-04-2412)
Theparak (JV)Samut Prakan—HiAce (JV with Toyota Auto Body)None
Scroll the table sideways →
  • Combined annual capacity: ~760,000 units/year across the three TMT-owned plants. (Toyota Motor Thailand — Wikipedia1)
  • Export markets: ASEAN, Oceania (Australia/NZ), Middle East, Africa, Latin America. Hilux is the largest single export model — TMT supplies Hilux to ~80 markets.
  • Battery assembly in TH: unverifiedwhere the Hilux Travo-e's 59.2 kWh pack is assembled is not stated in TMT's launch or open-house material; Autolifethailand's "95 % local content" does not say. Toyota has announced (Dec 2024) intent to source Chinese-supplied batteries for TH-assembled affordable BEVs from 2028 onward — to checkwhether a TH-based battery pack-assembly facility is planned at Ban Pho or via a JV with a Chinese supplier.

Showrooms / service / parts

MetricValueSource
Official Toyota dealers (TH)150 (Apr 2016; current figure likely higher)Toyota Motor Thailand — Wikipedia1
Authorised showrooms455 (Apr 2016; current figure likely higher)same
Cities coveredAll 77 provinces (Toyota has at least one authorised dealer in every TH province)derived
Dealer modelMulti-dealer authorised retail + service. Mix of family-owned dealer groups + TMT-owned flagship outletsderived
Bangkok dealer count25+ unverified—
Online showroomtoyota.co.th — full price list + configurator + Book a Test Drive + bZ4X promotions pageToyota TH18
BEV-authorised service centresunverifiedTMT has not publicly disclosed how many of the 455 showrooms are bZ4X-trained. Likely all major-city flagship centres + provincial-capital outlets.—
Scroll the table sideways →

Major TH Toyota dealer groups include Toyota K.Motors, Toyota Bangkok Group, Toyota Sure, Toyota Mahanakorn, Toyota Buzz, Toyota Nonthaburi, Toyota Kasikorn, Toyota Cardinal, Toyota Marubeni — Toyota's TH dealer network is the densest in the country and the closest TMT comes to a structural moat vs Chinese-EV rivals whose service networks remain sparse outside Bangkok / Pattaya / Chiang Mai / Phuket.

Charging network partnerships

  • EleX by EGAT — to check Toyota-bZ4X integration; some Thai EV publications cite EleX as a primary Toyota-bZ4X charging partner. Toyota TH bZ4X owners commonly use EleX, PEA Volta, MEA Volta, EVolt, ChargeNow, and Sharge — no publicly-disclosed exclusive partnership.
  • In-dealer charging: Major Toyota TH dealerships are being retrofitted with AC chargers + selected DC fast chargers for customer service-visit top-ups. to checkdealer-charging coverage map.
  • Toyota Power Express: unverifiedToyota Global has announced a "Toyota Power Express" branded fast-charging plan for some markets; TH availability not confirmed.

Toyota TH's charging-partnership posture is noticeably less public than BMW's (ChargeNow co-founder) or BYD's (Rêver-branded DC chargers at Rêver dealers) — Toyota has not branded any dedicated TH EV charging network. This reflects (a) the small absolute Toyota BEV park in TH (well under 2,000 units cumulative 2022→2026) and (b) Toyota Global's deliberate underemphasis of DC charging in favour of "BEV is one of many" multi-pathway positioning.

Home charging — Toyota EV Wall Charger

  • AC wallbox included free with every new bZ4X purchase (May 2026), plus home installation by Toyota Thailand's appointed installer. Value ~฿50,000–฿70,000 to checkexact value — TMT bundles wallbox in the same promotion package as 1-year comprehensive insurance and 0 % / 1.89 % financing. (Toyota TH bZ4X promotions17)
  • The wallbox brand partner is unverifiedlikely an OEM partner such as Wallbox SA / ABB / Schneider; Toyota Global uses Wallbox Pulsar Plus in some markets.

Warranty terms (Toyota Thailand bZ4X)

  • Vehicle warranty: 5 years / 150,000 km (standard Toyota TH BEV warranty — longer than Toyota TH's standard 3-year / 100,000 km ICE/HEV warranty).
  • High-voltage battery warranty: 8 years / 160,000 km (industry-standard for BEVs globally).
  • Free maintenance: 5 years scheduled maintenance free on bZ4X (announced at 2022 launch).
  • Roadside assistance: 5 years standard with Toyota Hello 24/7 service.
  • Battery capacity guarantee: 70 % capacity at 10 years / unlimited km to checkToyota Global launched a 10-year battery capacity-care programme in 2023 for bZ4X. TH availability not directly confirmed in available sources. (Autolifethailand 2022 bZ4X warranty5)

Toyota TH's BEV warranty is substantially more generous than its own ICE/HEV warranty (5 yr / 150k km vs 3 yr / 100k km) and competitive with Lexus (5 yr base + Lexus Premium Care extensions) and BMW (4 yr BSI Standard). Combined with the free 5-year maintenance bundle, Toyota's bZ4X warranty + service package is arguably the strongest of any non-premium BEV brand in TH — the BYD / MG / GWM Chinese-EV brands generally offer 5 yr / 8 yr battery but rarely bundle free maintenance.

Sources for warranty + ownership package: Autolifethailand 2022 launch press5; Autolifethailand 2025 minor change10; Toyota TH bZ4X promotions17


Model · Mid-size SUV3,101 words42 checks

bZ4XD-segment / mid-size electric SUV (e-TNGA, MX10)

Toyota bZ4X
2 trims on sale · from ฿1,529,000
Model page

Toyota's first dedicated-platform BEV, and until the Hilux Travo-e pickup arrived on 2025-11-10 the only Toyota-branded BEV on sale in Thailand. The bZ4X is built on the e-TNGA platform co-developed with Subaru — the same platform underpinning the Subaru Solterra and Lexus RZ. The "bZ" prefix stands for "beyond Zero," Toyota's BEV-family branding launched 2021. "4X" denotes the segment (4 = compact-D size; X = SUV). The car competes against the BYD Sealion 7, Tesla Model Y, Geely EX5, MG4 EV (smaller), and Volvo EX40 in Thailand's mid-SUV BEV segment.

Lineage & platform

  • Generation: MX10 (codename) — first generation Toyota bZ4X, global debut 2022-04-12 (online + Los Angeles). TH launch 2022-11-09. MY2026 facelift (minor change) launched globally 2025-04 (Auto Shanghai) and TH 2025-11-07. The MY2026 update is mid-life — bigger battery, new motor architecture, refreshed exterior trim and infotainment — but not a full generation change. Toyota internally calls it the "bZ4X minor change" rather than a facelift.
  • Platform: e-TNGA (electric Toyota New Global Architecture) — Toyota / Subaru / Lexus's first dedicated BEV-only platform. Underfloor battery pack between the axles. Skateboard-style with shallow load floor.
  • Shared with: Subaru Solterra (twin / different exterior) · Lexus RZ 350e / RZ 500e (premium variant — see lexus.md) · Toyota bZ3X (China-only compact SUV) · Toyota bZ5 (China-only mid-SUV). The Solterra and bZ4X are mechanical twins co-built at Motomachi.
  • Architecture: 400 V (no 800-V e-TNGA variant exists).
  • Battery technology:
    • Pre-facelift (2022–2024): 71.4 kWh gross / 64 kWh usable to checkusable. NMC pouch cells. Supplied by Prime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES) — the Toyota / Panasonic 50:50 JV. North American AWD variant used 72.8 kWh CATL battery; TH-spec used PPES.
    • MY2026 facelift (2025+): 73.1 kWh gross, new motor + inverter architecture using silicon-carbide (SiC) power electronics (matches Lexus RZ 500e). Battery cell supplier unverifiedlikely still PPES for Japan-built CBU; some markets receive LG-supplied 57.7 kWh small-battery variants not offered in TH. (Wikipedia — Toyota bZ4X19)
  • Battery thermal management: Liquid-cooled. Heat-pump cabin HVAC standard on MY2026 (efficiency win in cold climates; mostly irrelevant in TH).
  • Origin (TH): CBU-Motomachi Plant, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Same plant builds the Lexus RZ, Toyota Mirai FCEV, GR Yaris, and Lexus LC. Motomachi is Toyota's premium-vehicle production hub. No CKD-TH planned — bZ4X TH volumes (well under 1,000 units/year) do not justify Ban Pho line investment.

Lineup events / timeline

DateEvent
2021-10-29Toyota unveils bZ4X production prototype at Tokyo Motor Show, sister to Subaru Solterra concept. (Toyota Newsroom20)
2022-04-12Global launch of Toyota bZ4X — first production model on the new e-TNGA platform. Sister Subaru Solterra unveiled same day.
2022-06-23TH excise pricing leaked by Thailand Excise Department — RM213k post-subsidy, suggesting RM196,500 / ฿1.99 m sticker pre-subsidy. Confirmed Toyota TH would be ASEAN's first market. (Paultan 2022-06-2321)
2022-06–10Global recall — wheel-hub bolt loosening affecting 2,700 bZ4Xs globally. Production paused June–October 2022; restart October. TH launch delayed slightly to ensure recalled-spec cars only. (Wikipedia19)
2022-11-09TH market launch — bZ4X 4WD only, ฿1,836,000 (after EV3.0 subsidy + 2 % excise cut; pre-discount ฿1,996,500). 71.4 kWh PPES battery, 218 PS dual-motor AWD, 411 km WLTP / 516 km NEDC, 150 kW DC charging. First batch ~40 units delivered Dec 2022. First ASEAN market for bZ4X. CBU-Japan. (Autolifethailand 2022-11-0922; Headlightmag 2022-11-09 — bookings open that day23; Paultan 2022-116)
2022-12-13Toyota Motor Thailand IMV 0 + Hilux Revo BEV concept unveil — TMT signals Hilux BEV will be the second Toyota BEV in TH and will be Ban Pho-CKD. (Carmudi14)
2023–2024Toyota TH runs targeted bZ4X promotion programmes — financing rate discounts down to ~1.89 %, free Toyota EV Wall Charger, free 1-year insurance — but no headline price cut during this period. Sales remain modest unverifiedDLT figures not pulled.
2025-04-23Global MY2026 bZ4X facelift unveiled at Auto Shanghai 2025 — bigger 73.1 kWh battery (vs 71.4 kWh), 22 kW AC charging (vs 11 kW pre-facelift), 150 kW DC fast charging retained, new SiC inverters, refreshed interior with 14″ touchscreen, new FWD-only entry variant introduced.
2025-11-07TH MY2026 launch — two trims: Long Range FWD ฿1,529,000 and Long Range AWD ฿1,649,000. Two-tone black-roof option +฿20,000. CBU-Japan. First deliveries November 2025. Pre-orders from August 2025 receive ฿20,000 cash discount + 0.99 % financing. (Paultan 2025-11-0711; Autolifethailand minor change10; Car2Day24)
2025-11-10The bZ4X stops being Toyota's only Thai BEV: the Hilux Travo-e pickup joins it, built CKD at Ban Pho — see the Hilux Travo-e chapter.
2026-03-25BIMS 2026 hero display — bZ4X facelift on Toyota's BIMS stand. Promotion period 2026-03-01 to 2026-04-30 with 0 % 48-month financing. (Paultan 2026-03-25 BIMS25)
Scroll the table sideways →

Trims

bZ4X Long Range FWD — bz4x-long-range-fwd (current MY2026) ฿1,529,000

Single-motor FWD entry variant, new for MY2026 in TH — the original 2022 launch was AWD-only at ฿1.836 m. The FWD variant brings the entry price below ฿1.53 m for the first time, putting bZ4X within ฿70 k of the Tesla Model Y RWD (฿1.599 m) and under the BYD Sealion 7 Premium (฿1.549 m). Best-range trim in the TH lineup (525 km WLTP, more than the AWD's 481 km WLTP).

SpecValueSource
Launch MSRP (MY2026 TH, 2025-11-07)฿1,529,000Autolifethailand10; Paultan 2025-11-0711
Current MSRP (May 2026)฿1,529,000same
Two-tone (+black roof) variant+฿20,000Autolifethailand10
Battery (kWh) gross73.1Paultan; Autolifethailand
Battery (kWh) usable~67–68 unverifiedToyota Global has not published a separate usable figure for the MY26 73.1 kWh pack; estimated from typical 92–93 % usable ratio on Toyota e-TNGAderived
Battery chemistryNMC pouch (Lithium-ion ternary; specific cathode unverified)derived from Toyota / PPES supply chain
Cell supplierPrime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES) to checkTH-spec cell supplier — Toyota / Panasonic JV for Japan-built CBU; CATL supplies some markets, LG supplies 57.7 kWh small-battery variants not in THderived; Wikipedia
Voltage architecture400 VToyota Global
Cell-to-pack techModule-based pack (not CTP) — Toyota e-TNGA generation 1derived
Range (WLTP)525 kmPaultan 2025-1111
Range (NEDC)600 kmsame
Range (CLTC)unverifiedToyota TH does not publish CLTC; China-market figure ~660 km estimated—
DriveFWDToyota TH
Front motor (kW)165 kW / 224 PS / 269 Nm (eAxle, permanent-magnet synchronous, SiC inverter MY26)Paultan 2025-11-0711
Rear motor (kW)none (single-motor FWD)same
Combined power165 kW / 224 PSsame
Combined torque269 Nmsame
0–100 km/h7.4 sAutolifethailand minor change10
Top speed160 km/h (electronically limited) to checkderived; Toyota Global
AC charging22 kW (Type 2, 3-phase) — upgraded from 11 kW on pre-faceliftPaultan 2025-11
DC charging peak150 kW (CCS2)same
DC 10–80%~28 min at 150 kW peakAutolifethailand; Paultan
V2L outputunverifiedMY26 bZ4X added V2L in some markets per Toyota Global; TH-spec V2L not confirmed in available sources—
ConnectorsType 2 + CCS2Toyota TH
Seats5 (2+3)Toyota TH
Wheels20″ alloy to checkFWD trim wheel size — Autolifethailand cites 20″ for the lineup; FWD may receive 18″ — needs confirmation against Toyota TH brochureAutolifethailand
Tire spec235/50 R20 to checkderived
L × W × H4,690 × 1,860 × 1,650 mmAutolifethailand; Toyota TH
Wheelbase2,850 mmsame
Ground clearance180 mm to checkTH spec — Toyota Global cites 180 mm for bZ4XToyota Global
Curb weight~1,985 kg to checkTH-spec FWD curb weight — Toyota EU MY26 FWD figure ~1,985 kgderived
Trunk capacity452 L to checkToyota Global MY26 bZ4X cargo 452 L behind 2nd row, 1,138 L with seats foldedToyota Global
Frunk capacityNone (Toyota bZ4X does not have a usable frunk — front compartment occupied by HVAC + 12V battery + inverter)derived
Towing capacity750 kg unbraked / 1,500 kg braked to checkTH type-approval — Toyota EU spec; TH may not be approved for towingToyota EU
Drag coefficient (Cd)0.28 to checkMY26 — pre-facelift was 0.28; MY26 may have improved to 0.27Toyota Global
Origin (May 2026)CBU-Motomachi Plant, Toyota City, Aichi, JapanToyota Japan
Scroll the table sideways →
Standard equipment (bZ4X Long Range FWD)
  • 14.0″ touchscreen infotainment with Toyota T-Connect
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay + Android Auto
  • 8-way power-adjustable driver + front passenger seats (driver memory)
  • Wireless phone charging — two pads (front + rear console)
  • Synthetic leather upholstery
  • Dual-zone automatic climate control + rear vents
  • 64-colour ambient cabin lighting
  • Brake regeneration paddles
  • Heated front seats to checkTH std spec
  • Panoramic sunroof
  • Power tailgate
  • Full LED headlamps + taillamps
  • Rain-sensing wipers
  • 360° camera + parking sensors
  • Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) 3.0 — Pre-Collision System with automatic braking, All-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert + Lane Tracing Assist, Blind Spot Monitor, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
  • 8 airbags total
  • ABS + EBD + VSC + TRC
  • 20″ alloy wheels to check
  • Free Toyota EV Wall Charger + home installation
  • Free 1-year comprehensive insurance (Toyota Care PHYD)
  • 0 % / 1.89 % financing options (March–April 2026 promotion)
Distinctive features (FWD vs AWD)
  • FWD single-motor (vs AWD dual-motor on the AWD trim) — lighter, longer range, slower
  • 224 PS power (vs 343 PS combined on AWD)
  • 0–100 km/h 7.4 s (vs 5.1 s on AWD) — meaningful gap
  • 525 km WLTP range (vs 481 km WLTP on AWD) — ~44 km longer
  • No X-MODE off-road drive mode (AWD-exclusive)
  • No JBL 9-speaker audio system (AWD-exclusive)
  • No Grip Control / hill descent control to check
  • ฿120,000 cheaper than AWD

bZ4X Long Range AWD — bz4x-long-range-awd (current MY2026) ฿1,649,000

Dual-motor AWD with X-MODE off-road drive mode (snow / mud / deep snow / sand presets) and JBL Premium 9-speaker audio. The top trim in TH and the direct successor to the 2022 4WD launch spec — but with the MY26 battery + power upgrades.

SpecValueSource
Launch MSRP (MY2026 TH, 2025-11-07)฿1,649,000Autolifethailand10; Paultan 2025-11-0711
Current MSRP (May 2026)฿1,649,000same
Two-tone (+black roof) variant+฿20,000Autolifethailand
Battery (kWh) gross73.1Paultan; Autolifethailand
Voltage architecture400 VToyota Global
Range (WLTP)481 kmPaultan 2025-11; Autolifethailand
Range (NEDC)570 kmsame
DriveAWD (X-MODE dual-motor)Toyota TH
Front motor165 kW / 224 PS / 269 Nm PMSMPaultan 2025-11
Rear motor87 kW / 118 PS / 170 Nm PMSMPaultan 2026-03-25 BIMS25
Combined power252 kW / 343 PSsame
Combined torque338 Nm to checkAutolifethailand cites 338 Nm; some sources show 337 NmAutolifethailand
0–100 km/h5.1 sAutolifethailand
Top speed160 km/h to checkderived
AC charging22 kW (Type 2, 3-phase)Paultan 2025-11
DC charging peak150 kW (CCS2)same
DC 10–80%~28 minPaultan; Autolifethailand
V2L outputunverifiedpossibly available on MY26 AWD; not confirmed in available sources—
ConnectorsType 2 + CCS2Toyota TH
Seats5 (2+3)Toyota TH
Wheels20″ alloy to checkAutolifethailand
L × W × H4,690 × 1,860 × 1,650 mmAutolifethailand
Wheelbase2,850 mmsame
Ground clearance180 mm to checkToyota Global
Curb weight~2,080 kg to checkTH-spec AWD curb weightToyota EU
Trunk capacity452 LToyota Global
Towing capacity750 kg unbraked / 1,500 kg braked to checkTH type-approvalToyota EU
Drag coefficient (Cd)0.28 to checkMY26Toyota Global
Origin (May 2026)CBU-Motomachi Plant, Toyota City, Aichi, JapanToyota Japan
Scroll the table sideways →
Standard equipment (bZ4X Long Range AWD) — additions vs FWD
  • AWD dual-motor with X-MODE — off-road drive modes (Snow / Mud / Deep Snow / Sand) plus Grip Control for slow-speed low-traction control
  • JBL Premium 9-speaker audio system
  • All FWD equipment retained (14″ touchscreen, wireless CarPlay/AA, 8-way power seats, wireless charging × 2, panoramic sunroof, power tailgate, 360° camera, TSS 3.0, 8 airbags, 20″ alloys, free wallbox, free insurance)
Distinctive features (AWD vs FWD)
  • 343 PS dual-motor AWD — 119 PS more than FWD
  • X-MODE off-road traction control — exclusive
  • JBL 9-speaker premium audio — FWD gets a standard audio system
  • 5.1 s 0–100 km/h — 2.3 s quicker than FWD
  • 481 km WLTP — 44 km shorter than FWD
  • ฿120,000 more than FWD

Historical: bZ4X 4WD (2022–2024 pre-facelift) — bz4x-4wd-2022 (discontinued) ฿1,836,000

The launch trim — single AWD-only spec from 2022-11-09 to 2025-11-07. Replaced by the MY2026 Long Range FWD + AWD lineup.

SpecValueSource
Launch MSRP (2022-11-09)฿1,836,000 (after EV3.0 subsidy + 2 % excise cut, from ฿1,996,500 sticker)Autolifethailand 2022-11-0922; Headlightmag 2022-11-0923
Last current MSRP (until 2025-11)฿1,836,000 to checkTMT may have run discount programmes in 2024 reducing effective price; sticker held at ฿1.836 mderived
Battery (kWh) gross71.4Autolifethailand
Battery chemistryNMC pouch (PPES supplied)Wikipedia
Voltage architecture400 VToyota Global
Range (WLTP)411 kmAutolifethailand
Range (NEDC)516 kmderived (NEDC ~1.25× WLTP)
DriveAWD (4WD)Toyota TH
Combined power160 kW / 218 PSAutolifethailand
Front / rear motor80 kW + 80 kW (◐ Thai sources give only the 160 kW total)Wikipedia — Toyota bZ4X19; CarExpert26
Combined torque337 Nmsame
0–100 km/h6.9 ssame
Top speed160 km/hsame
AC charging6.6 kW (single-phase Type 2)Autolifethailand
DC charging peak150 kW (CCS2)same
DC 0–80%~30 minsame
L × W × H4,690 × 1,860 × 1,650 mmsame
Wheelbase2,850 mmsame
OriginCBU-Motomachi Plant, JapanToyota Japan
Status (May 2026)Discontinued — replaced by MY2026 facelift Long Range FWD + AWD on 2025-11-07derived
Scroll the table sideways →
Pre-facelift vs MY2026 — what changed
Spec2022–2024 (4WD)MY2026 (FWD)MY2026 (AWD)
Battery (kWh)71.473.1 (+1.7)73.1 (+1.7)
Combined power218 PS224 PS (+6)343 PS (+125)
0–100 km/h6.9 s7.4 s (+0.5)5.1 s (−1.8)
Range (WLTP)411 km525 km (+114)481 km (+70)
AC charging6.6 kW22 kW (+15.4)22 kW (+15.4)
DC peak150 kW150 kW (=)150 kW (=)
TH MSRP฿1,836,000฿1,529,000 (−฿307k)฿1,649,000 (−฿187k)
Scroll the table sideways →

The MY2026 update is the largest single-generation improvement in any Toyota TH model: bigger battery, ~+25 % range, +57 % power (AWD), 3.3× faster AC charging — at a lower price. This was Toyota's most aggressive product/price reset in TH BEV history and a direct response to the Chinese-EV pricing wave that hit ASEAN in 2024–2025.

Colors

Name (EN)Hex (approx)Image URLAvailable on
Precious Metal (grey)#8A8B8C to checkunverifiedAll trims
Platinum White Pearl#F4F4F4 to checkunverifiedAll trims
Attitude Black Mica#1A1A1A to checkunverifiedAll trims
Emotional Red 2#A91D24 to checkunverifiedTwo-tone only (+฿20,000)
Precious Metal / Black Roof (two-tone)——+฿20,000
Platinum White Pearl / Black Roof (two-tone)——+฿20,000
Emotional Red 2 / Black Roof (two-tone)——+฿20,000
Scroll the table sideways →

Interior options: Black or Light Grey (with Black Mica exterior pairing only). to checkLight Grey availability — Autolife notes it is paired with Black Mica.

Versus competitors

SpecbZ4X FWD ฿1.529 mBYD Sealion 7 Premium ฿1.549 mTesla Model Y RWD ฿1.599 mGeely EX5 ~฿1.299 m
Battery (kWh)73.182.560 (or 79 LR)60.2 (or 70.2)
Range WLTP525 km~482 km~466 km~430 km
Power224 PS230 PS295 PS218 PS
0–100 km/h7.4 s6.7 s5.9 s6.9 s
DC peak150 kW230 kW250 kW100 kW
AC peak22 kW11 kW11 kW11 kW
AWD optionYes (+฿120 k)Performance ฿1.749 mLR AWD to checkTH—
Voltage400 V400 V400 V400 V
OriginCBU-JapanCKD-RayongCBU-ShanghaiCBU-China
Warranty (vehicle)5 yr / 150k km8 yr / 160k km4 yr / 80k km5 yr / 150k km
Warranty (battery)8 yr / 160k km8 yr / 160k km8 yr / 192k km8 yr / 160k km
Free wallboxYesYesNoYes
Dealer count (TH)~455~70 (Rêver)5 (Tesla stores)~25
Scroll the table sideways →

The bZ4X's biggest non-spec advantage is TMT's 455-showroom service network — no other BEV brand in TH comes close, and Toyota's resale-value reputation remains industry-leading. Its biggest spec disadvantage is DC charging speed (150 kW vs BYD's 230 kW and Tesla's 250 kW) — a meaningful penalty on long trips. AC charging at 22 kW is the fastest in the TH BEV market.

Sources

Verification matrix

Verification matrix

Toyota bZ4X: 42 facts checked

30 verified · 6 partial · 6 not verified

MY2026 FWD

VerifiedMSRP ฿1,529,000Source Autolifethailand, Paultan, Car2Day3 sources agree
VerifiedBattery 73.1 kWh grossSource Paultan, AutolifethailandMultiple sources
VerifiedPower 224 PSSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedTorque 269 NmSource Paultan
Verified0–100 km/h 7.4 sSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedWLTP range 525 kmSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedNEDC range 600 kmSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedAC charging 22 kWSource Paultan
VerifiedDC charging 150 kWSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedDC 10–80 % 28 minSource Autolifethailand
PartialCell supplier (PPES)Source derived from Wikipedia + Toyota supply chainTH-spec not directly confirmed
Not verifiedBattery usable kWhSource —Toyota TH does not publish usable figure
PartialWheels 20″Source Autolifethailand cites 20″ for lineupFWD trim wheel size needs direct Toyota TH brochure check
Not verifiedCurb weightSource —TH-spec curb weight not in available sources
PartialCd 0.28Source pre-facelift Toyota Global figureMY26 may differ
Not verifiedV2L outputSource —Not confirmed for TH spec
PartialTop speed 160 km/hSource derivedTH-spec not directly cited

MY2026 AWD

VerifiedMSRP ฿1,649,000Source Autolifethailand, Paultan
VerifiedPower 343 PSSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedFront motor 224 PS / 269 NmSource Paultan 2026-03-25
VerifiedRear motor 118 PS / 170 NmSource Paultan 2026-03-25
Verified0–100 km/h 5.1 sSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedWLTP range 481 kmSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
VerifiedNEDC range 570 kmSource Paultan, Autolifethailand
PartialTorque 338 NmSource AutolifethailandSome sources cite 337 Nm
VerifiedX-MODE off-roadSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedJBL 9-speaker audioSource AutolifethailandAWD-exclusive
Not verifiedCurb weightSource —TH-spec not confirmed

Pre-facelift 4WD (historical)

VerifiedLaunch MSRP ฿1,836,000Source Autolifethailand 2022After EV3.0 subsidy
VerifiedPre-discount sticker ฿1,996,500Source Autolifethailand 2022
VerifiedLaunch date 2022-11-09Source Autolifethailand (datePublished 2022-11-09), Headlightmag, Paultan, Carlist
VerifiedBattery 71.4 kWhSource Autolifethailand, Wikipedia
VerifiedPower 218 PSSource Autolifethailand
PartialMotors 80 kW + 80 kWSource Wikipedia, CarExpertGlobal spec; Thai sources give only the total
VerifiedTorque 337 NmSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedWLTP range 411 kmSource Autolifethailand, Carlist
Verified0–100 km/h 6.9 sSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedAC 6.6 kWSource AutolifethailandSingle-phase Type 2

Trim / colour

Verified4 single-tone coloursSource Autolifethailand minor changePrecious Metal, Platinum White Pearl, Attitude Black Mica, (Emotional Red 2 — two-tone only)
VerifiedTwo-tone +฿20,000Source Autolifethailand
Not verifiedColour hex codesSource —Not directly published — needs Toyota TH press-kit asset extraction
Not verifiedImage URLsSource —Need direct CDN extraction from toyota.co.th

Model · Pickup2,178 words33 checks

Hilux Travo-eHilux BEV, 9th-gen mid-size pickup (body-on-frame, CKD Ban Pho)

Toyota Hilux Travo-e
one trim on sale · from ฿1,491,000
Model page

Toyota's second BEV in Thailand and its first built here: the battery-electric version of the 9th-generation Hilux, which Thailand sells as the Hilux Travo (the Revo name is gone). The "e" Travo is a double-cab 4×4 pickup with an eAxle on each axle, a 59.2 kWh pack under the floor and 315 km NEDC. It went on sale 2025-11-10, the day of the new Hilux's world premiere in Bangkok, at ฿1,491,000 for its only grade, the Double Cab 4TREX, and still lists at that price on toyota.co.th on 2026-11-11. Autolifethailand calls it the first body-on-frame BEV pickup launched for sale in Thailand.

Lineage & platform

  • Generation: 9th-generation Hilux — world premiere 2025-11-10 at a Toyota Motor Asia event in Bangkok, with the BEV shown alongside the diesel; Toyota plans Asian launches "from 2026 onward", but Thailand priced the BEV the same day. (Toyota Global 2025-11-1016)
  • Name: shown in Bangkok in December 2022 as the "Hilux Revo BEV" concept; launched as the Hilux Travo-e (toyota.co.th model code HTBE). Malaysia sells it as the "Hilux BEV". (Carmudi14; toyota.co.th30; Paultan 2026-04-0231)
  • Platform: body-on-frame Hilux — Toyota puts the battery pack "under the floor, making full use of the frame width", with high-output eAxles front and rear. Front suspension double wishbone with coil springs and stabiliser; rear De-Dion with multi-leaf springs. (Toyota Global16; toyota.co.th specification32)
  • Architecture: 296 V nominal pack, 334.2 V maximum motor voltage — the 400-V class, like every Toyota BEV. (toyota.co.th specification32)
  • Battery: 59.2 kWh lithium-ion ("total electric power", measured to IEC 62660-1), 80 cells, 54 kWh net per Toyota UK's spec sheet for the same car. The pack sits mid-frame under the body on a diamond-shaped subframe that keeps frame twist off it (Thai catalogue). Autolifethailand gives the chemistry as NMC; Toyota does not. Cell supplier not published. (Toyota TH catalogue33; Toyota UK Hilux tech spec34)
  • Origin (TH): CKD-Ban Pho Plant (Chachoengsao) 2025-11 → current (Autospinn 2026-04-24 — TMT Ban Pho open house12; Autolifethailand 2025-11-10 — "ผลิตไทย"13)
  • Why it is built here: Autolifethailand reports TMT joined the EV 3.5 scheme, importing the bZ4X and building the Hilux Travo-e as its local-production commitment — 5,000 units, a Thai sales target of 500 a year, exports to Europe, 95 % local content. unverifiedsingle source; TMT's own pages do not state these numbers
  • Exports: Malaysia's UMW Toyota sells the Thai-built car as a CBU from Thailand from RM226,300 (Paultan 2026-04-02), where it is rated 257 km WLTP. The UK gets the same powertrain on the same 17″ 265/65 R17 tyres (Toyota UK: 159 miles WLTP combined, ≈ 256 km). (Paultan 2026-04-0231; Toyota UK Hilux tech spec34)

Lineup events / timeline

DateEvent
2022-12-13Hilux Revo BEV concept shown at TMT's IMV 0 event in Bangkok — the first sign of a Thai-built Hilux BEV. (Carmudi14)
2025-11-10Hilux Travo-e launches in Thailand — official price ฿1,491,000 for the Double Cab 4TREX, the only grade; CKD at Ban Pho; 59.2 kWh, 144 kW (196 PS) dual-motor AWD, 315 km NEDC. The 9th-gen Hilux had its world premiere in Bangkok the same day. (Headlightmag 2025-11-1035; Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013; Toyota Global 2025-11-1016)
2025-12First customer deliveries. (Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013)
2026-04-24TMT's "Toyota Trusted Services Open House III" takes 50+ media through Ban Pho, including the Hilux Travo-e line building for Thailand and export. (Autospinn 2026-04-2412)
2026-11-11Price check: toyota.co.th still lists the Double Cab 4TREX at ฿1,491,000, in stock — the same price as at every archived capture (2025-11-25, 2026-02-05, 2026-08-16). (toyota.co.th grades9; archive.org 2025-11-2536)
Scroll the table sideways →

Trims

Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX — double-cab-4trex (current MY2026) ฿1,491,000

The only grade: five-seat double cab, AWD, 17″ wheels, two colours.

SpecValueSource
Launch MSRP (2025-11-10)฿1,491,000Headlightmag 2025-11-1035; Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013
Current MSRP (2026-11-11)฿1,491,000 (schema.org Offer "Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX", InStock)toyota.co.th grades9
Price between฿1,491,000 at archive.org captures 2025-11-25, 2026-02-05, 2026-08-16archive.org36
BodyDouble-cab pickup, 5 seatstoyota.co.th specification
Battery (kWh)59.2 (lithium-ion; IEC 62660-1 "total electric power")toyota.co.th specification; Toyota Global
Battery (kWh) usable54 net (◐ Toyota UK spec for the same pack; Thailand does not publish)Toyota UK tech spec34
Cells80Toyota UK tech spec; Paultan 2026-04-02
Battery chemistryNMCAutolifethailand (toyota.co.th says only "lithium-ion")
Pack voltage296 V nominal; motor max 334.2 Vtoyota.co.th specification; Toyota TH catalogue
Range (NEDC)315 km — Eco Sticker, UN-R101 lab test, NEDC driving, certified by a Belgian authorityToyota TH catalogue (data as of Nov 2025)33; Headlightmag; Autolifethailand. Toyota Global gave "300 km or more (NEDC, development target)" for the prototype
Range (WLTP)257 km (◐ Malaysia's rating for the same Thai-built CBU; Toyota UK: 159 miles ≈ 256 km). Toyota Thailand publishes no WLTP figurePaultan 2026-04-0231; Toyota UK tech spec
DriveAWD, eAxle front + reartoyota.co.th specification
Front motor82.2 kW (111.8 PS) / 205.5 Nm, PMSMtoyota.co.th specification
Rear motor129.3 kW (175.8 PS) / 268.6 Nm, PMSMsame
System output144 kW (196 PS)toyota.co.th specification; Toyota Global
0–100 km/h~9.0 s (◐ Toyota UK: 0–62 mph in 9.03 s; Thailand does not publish)Toyota UK tech spec
Top speed140 km/h (◐ Toyota UK: 87 mph; Thailand does not publish)Toyota UK tech spec
AC charging10 kW (Type 2)Toyota TH catalogue; Headlightmag; Autolifethailand; Paultan (Malaysia). toyota.co.th's web spec page says "11 (3-phase)" — the one source out of line
DC charging peak125 kW (CCS2)Toyota TH catalogue; toyota.co.th specification; Headlightmag; Autolifethailand
DC 10–80 %~30 min at 125 kWToyota UK tech spec (Autolifethailand: 20–80 % in 30 min)
Power outlets220 V socket, 12 V socket, 5 × USB-Ctoyota.co.th specification
Wheels / tyres17″ alloy (Travo-e design), 265/65 R17; full-size 17″ alloy sparetoyota.co.th specification
L × W × H5,320 × 1,855 × 1,800 mmtoyota.co.th specification; Toyota Global
Wheelbase3,085 mmsame
Tread F / R1,530 / 1,550 mmtoyota.co.th specification
Ground clearance215 mmtoyota.co.th specification
Turning radius6.4 mtoyota.co.th specification
Bed (L × W × H)1,555 × 1,540 × 480 mmtoyota.co.th specification
Payload715 kgAutolifethailand; Toyota UK gives 715 kg for its base Icon grade
Kerb weight~2,420 kg (◐ not published for Thailand; Toyota UK lists 2,420–2,625 kg by grade, and its Icon grade — the one with the Thai car's 715 kg payload — works out at 2,420 kg: 3,135 kg GVW − 715 kg)Toyota UK tech spec
Towing1,600 kg braked / 750 kg unbraked (◐ Toyota UK; Thai towing not published)Toyota UK tech spec
Wading depth700 mmAutolifethailand
BrakesDisc front and rearToyota TH catalogue ("ดิสก์เบรก / ดิสก์เบรก"); Toyota UK (ventilated discs); Autolifethailand. toyota.co.th's English spec page says rear drum — a translation slip, its Thai page says disc
Drive modesEco / Normal / Sport + Multi-Terrain Select (Dirt, Sand, Mud, Rock, Mogul)toyota.co.th; Headlightmag
Warranty (vehicle)3 years / 100,000 km, extended to 5 years / 150,000 km under TCFR Plus+ when serviced on scheduleAutolifethailand; toyota.co.th Travo-e campaign terms (Nov 2026). Headlightmag printed only the extended 5 yr / 150,000 km
Warranty (HV battery)8 years / 160,000 km, including degradation, with at least 70 % capacityToyota TH catalogue; toyota.co.th campaign terms; Headlightmag; Autolifethailand
OriginCKD-Ban Pho Plant, Chachoengsao, ThailandAutospinn 2026-04-24; Autolifethailand
Scroll the table sideways →
Standard equipment (Hilux Travo-e Double Cab 4TREX)
  • 12.3″ digital instrument cluster + 12.3″ touchscreen
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay + Android Auto, Bluetooth, T-Connect
  • Wireless phone charger; 8 speakers
  • Dual-zone automatic climate control with rear vents; PM2.5 filter
  • Softex synthetic-leather seats; 8-way power driver's seat with power lumbar; 4-way manual passenger seat; 60:40 split-fold rear seat with armrest
  • Electric shift-by-wire selector; electric parking brake with Auto Brake Hold
  • Smart Entry + Push Start; auto-dimming rear-view mirror
  • 220 V and 12 V outlets, 5 × USB-C
  • LED headlamps with automatic levelling, LED DRL, LED front and rear fog lamps
  • Power-folding mirrors with LED indicators; side steps plus a bed-side step
  • Panoramic View Monitor (360° camera); front and rear sonar; Parking Support Brake front and rear
  • 7 airbags (front, front side, curtain, driver's knee)
  • Toyota Safety Sense: Pre-Collision System, All-Speed Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert, Lane Tracing Assist, Automatic High Beam
  • Blind Spot Monitor + Rear Cross Traffic Alert
  • A-TRC, Auto LSD, Downhill Assist Control, Hill-start Assist, Trailer Sway Control, VSC, ABS/EBD/BA, TPMS, ISOFIX
  • No sunroof, no paddle shifters

(toyota.co.th specification32; Toyota TH catalogue33; Headlightmag 2025-11-1035)

Launch offer and campaigns
  • No launch price offer: ฿1,491,000 was the list price at launch and still is.
  • Bookings by 2025-12-10 with delivery by 2026-03-31 got gifts, not a lower price: a ฿10,000 EV Station PluZ charging coupon and a ฿7,700 hotel voucher, plus free first-class insurance (Toyota Care PHYD). (Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013)
  • 2026-11-01 → 2026-12-31: 1.99 % financing (25 % down, 48 months, Toyota Leasing) with either first-class insurance or a 7 kW Toyota EV Wall Charger. Financing only — the price is unchanged. (toyota.co.th grades, campaign terms9)

Colors

Name (EN)Name (TH)Available on
Platinum White Pearl MicaขาวมุกDouble Cab 4TREX
AshเทาDouble Cab 4TREX
Scroll the table sideways →

Two colours per toyota.co.th ("มีให้เลือก 2 สี"); names from the Toyota TH catalogue colour chart33 (Headlightmag wrote "Ash Grey"). Hex codes unverified.

Sources

Verification matrix

Verification matrix

Toyota Hilux Travo-e: 33 facts checked

22 verified · 10 partial · 1 not verified
VerifiedThai launch 2025-11-10Source Headlightmag, Autolifethailand (both dated 2025-11-10); Toyota Global premiere same day
VerifiedLaunch MSRP ฿1,491,000Source Headlightmag, Autolifethailand, toyota.co.th archive 2025-11-25
VerifiedCurrent MSRP ฿1,491,000Source toyota.co.th 2026-11-11Unchanged at every archived capture
VerifiedOn sale todaySource toyota.co.th schema.org InStock, 2026-11-11
VerifiedLaunch price offerSource Autolifethailandnone · Booking gifts only, not a price
VerifiedOrigin CKD-Ban PhoSource Autospinn (TMT open house), Autolifethailand ("ผลิตไทย")
VerifiedBattery 59.2 kWhSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota Global
PartialUsable 54 kWh, 80 cellsSource Toyota UKSame pack; Thailand does not publish
PartialChemistry NMCSource AutolifethailandToyota says only lithium-ion
VerifiedPack 296 VSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue
VerifiedNEDC 315 kmSource Toyota TH catalogue (Eco Sticker, UN-R101), Headlightmag, Autolifethailand
PartialWLTP 257 kmSource Paultan (UMW Toyota Malaysia), Toyota UK 159 miSame Thai-built car; Thailand publishes no WLTP. Not converted from NEDC
VerifiedSystem 144 kW / 196 PSSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota Global
VerifiedFront 82.2 kW / 205.5 NmSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota UK
VerifiedRear 129.3 kW / 268.6 NmSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota UK
VerifiedAC 10 kWSource Toyota TH catalogue, Headlightmag, Autolifethailand, Paultantoyota.co.th web spec says 11 kW (3-phase)
VerifiedDC 125 kWSource Toyota TH catalogue, toyota.co.th, Headlightmag, AutolifethailandPaultan's Malaysian article says 150 kW
PartialDC 10–80 % 30 minSource Toyota UK; Autolifethailand (20–80 %)
Partial0–100 km/h ~9.0 sSource Toyota UK (0–62 mph 9.03 s)Thailand does not publish
PartialTop speed 140 km/hSource Toyota UK (87 mph)Thailand does not publish
PartialKerb weight ~2,420 kgSource Toyota UK Icon grade (derived from GVW − payload)Doc only, not yet applied here
PartialTowing 1,600 / 750 kgSource Toyota UKDoc only, not yet applied here
VerifiedDimensions, wheelbaseSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota Global
VerifiedGround clearance, turning radius, bedSource toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue
VerifiedPayload 715 kgSource Autolifethailand; Toyota UK Icon
PartialWading 700 mmSource Autolifethailand
VerifiedWheels 17″, 265/65 R17Source toyota.co.th, Toyota TH catalogue
VerifiedRear brakes discSource Toyota TH catalogue, Toyota UK, Autolifethailandtoyota.co.th English page says drum
VerifiedWarranty 3 yr / 100k (5 yr / 150k with TCFR Plus+)Source Toyota TH catalogue, Autolifethailand, toyota.co.th campaign terms
VerifiedBattery warranty 8 yr / 160k, ≥ 70 %Source Toyota TH catalogue, toyota.co.th, Headlightmag, Autolifethailand
PartialEV 3.5 / 5,000 units / 500 a year / 95 % localSource AutolifethailandSingle source
Not verifiedBattery pack assembly siteSource —Not stated by TMT or the press
VerifiedColours (2)Source Toyota TH catalogue, toyota.co.thHex codes not published

Section238 words

Cross-model lineup history

DateEvent
1962-10-05Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. incorporated
1964Samrong plant opens — Toyota's first TH manufacturing site
1996Gateway plant opens (Chachoengsao)
2007Ban Pho plant opens (Chachoengsao) — third TMT plant
2022-04-12Toyota bZ4X global launch (sister to Subaru Solterra + future Lexus RZ)
2022-11-09First Toyota BEV in TH — bZ4X 4WD ฿1,836,000 launch — TH is first ASEAN market for bZ4X
2022-12-13TMT IMV 0 + Hilux Revo BEV concept unveil — the first sign of a Thai-built Hilux BEV (it reached showrooms 2025-11-10 as the Hilux Travo-e)
2024-12TMT announces strategic 2028 plan to use Chinese-supplied batteries + interiors for TH-assembled affordable BEVs, ~30 % cost cut
2025-04-23Global MY2026 bZ4X facelift unveiled at Auto Shanghai 2025
2025-11-07TH MY2026 launch — 2 trims (Long Range FWD ฿1,529,000 + AWD ฿1,649,000); first deliveries November 2025; price drop of ฿187k from 2022
2025-11-10Hilux Travo-e launches in Thailand — Double Cab 4TREX at ฿1,491,000, Toyota's first Thai-built BEV (CKD, Ban Pho); the 9th-gen Hilux's world premiere in Bangkok the same day (Headlightmag 2025-11-1035; Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013)
2025-12First Hilux Travo-e deliveries (Autolifethailand 2025-11-1013)
2026-03-25bZ4X facelift headlines Toyota's BIMS 2026 stand; promo period 2026-03-01 to 2026-04-30 (0 % 48-mo financing)
2026-04-24TMT's Ban Pho open house shows the Hilux Travo-e line, building for Thailand and export (Autospinn 2026-04-2412)
Scroll the table sideways →

Section281 words

Sales / market position

  • DLT registrations (Toyota brand BEV cumulative): unverifiedTMT does not publicly break out bZ4X registrations in standard TH market sales releases. Industry estimate: bZ4X TH cumulative 2022→2025 likely 500–1,500 units, vs Toyota TH total volume ~250,000/yr. BEV is <1 % of TMT TH volume — the lowest BEV share of any major TH-market brand.
  • DLT new-car labels (checked 2026-11-13). DLT's new-car workbook (web.dlt.go.th — m1_new_car_red39, file to Oct 2026) files the bZ4X as "BZ4X" (1,180 รย.1 units in Jan–Oct 2026). It has no Travo-e label: every Hilux Travo, petrol, diesel and electric, is "HILUX TRAVO" (19,121 รย.1 units Jan–Oct 2026). So the 5–20 Toyota BEVs a month that DLT's fuel counts hold beyond the bZ4X are most likely Travo-e double cabs inside that mixed label [◐ — inferred; the label carries no powertrain], and they cannot be matched to the Travo-e without taking the diesels too. The only other electric Toyota label is "C+POD", registered in 2021 only, not a car Toyota sells in Thailand.
  • Notable reviews:
  • Known incidents / recalls:
    • June 2022 global wheel-hub bolt loosening recall — 2,700 units globally; production paused June–October 2022; TH launch delayed slightly to ensure recalled-spec cars only. (Wikipedia19)
  • Customer feedback: unverifiedPantip threads on bZ4X ownership exist but not pulled into this doc. Common themes from ASEAN reviews: praised for build quality + TMT service network; criticised for 150 kW DC charging vs Chinese rivals at 230–250 kW and for premium-Toyota pricing relative to Chinese-EV competitors.

Sources278 words34 links

All sources

Official Toyota TH / global

Thai automotive press

Regional automotive press

Encyclopedic / aggregator


Still open · 76 items

What this file hasn’t confirmed yet

16 facts the matrices mark partial, 7 marked not verified and 53 flags left in the text. Treat these as leads to check, not as facts.

At a glanceIn the file

  • Coming CKD-TH: unverifiedno further Thai-built Toyota BEV found in TMT or Toyota Global releases as of 2026-11-11. The Hilux FCEV announced alongside the BEV is scheduled for Europe and Oceania from 2028; Toyota names no plant for it.Flag in the text
  • 2025 TH passenger-car BEV share for Toyota brand: unverifiedIndustry estimate: bZ4X TH cumulative sales 2022→2025 likely well under 1,500 units, vs Toyota TH total ~250,000 units/yr — i.e. BEV is <1 % of TMT's TH volume. Autolifethailand (2025-11-10) reports TMT's own Thai sales target for the Hilux Travo-e as 500 units a year.Flag in the text
  • Showrooms (May 2026): 150 official Toyota dealers operating 455 showrooms as of last public TMT disclosure (April 2016 figure; current number likely higher). Toyota has by far the largest dealer + service-centre network in Thailand of any car brand — provincial coverage in every province, contrasting with BMW's 29 / Lexus's 3 / Tesla's 5 stores. BEV-equipped service centres are concentrated in Bangkok + main provincial capitals to checkexact bZ4X-authorised service centre count.Flag in the text

Distribution & businessIn the file

  • Toyota Motor Thailand Co., Ltd. (TMT) · Sales, marketing, distribution, manufacturing, aftersales for Toyota + Lexus · 1962-10-05 · 86.4 % Toyota Motor Corporation, 13.6 % Thai shareholders to checkexact stake split — Wikipedia and Toyota Global both cite 86.4 % TMCFlag in the text
  • Toyota Leasing (Thailand) · Captive auto finance (Toyota + Lexus) · to check · TMT-relatedFlag in the text
  • Battery assembly in TH: unverifiedwhere the Hilux Travo-e's 59.2 kWh pack is assembled is not stated in TMT's launch or open-house material; Autolifethailand's "95 % local content" does not say. Toyota has announced (Dec 2024) intent to source Chinese-supplied batteries for TH-assembled affordable BEVs from 2028 onward — to checkwhether a TH-based battery pack-assembly facility is planned at Ban Pho or via a JV with a Chinese supplier.Flag in the text
  • Bangkok dealer count · 25+ unverified · —Flag in the text
  • BEV-authorised service centres · unverifiedTMT has not publicly disclosed how many of the 455 showrooms are bZ4X-trained. Likely all major-city flagship centres + provincial-capital outlets. · —Flag in the text
  • EleX by EGAT — to check Toyota-bZ4X integration; some Thai EV publications cite EleX as a primary Toyota-bZ4X charging partner. Toyota TH bZ4X owners commonly use EleX, PEA Volta, MEA Volta, EVolt, ChargeNow, and Sharge — no publicly-disclosed exclusive partnership.Flag in the text
  • In-dealer charging: Major Toyota TH dealerships are being retrofitted with AC chargers + selected DC fast chargers for customer service-visit top-ups. to checkdealer-charging coverage map.Flag in the text
  • Toyota Power Express: unverifiedToyota Global has announced a "Toyota Power Express" branded fast-charging plan for some markets; TH availability not confirmed.Flag in the text
  • AC wallbox included free with every new bZ4X purchase (May 2026), plus home installation by Toyota Thailand's appointed installer. Value ~฿50,000–฿70,000 to checkexact value — TMT bundles wallbox in the same promotion package as 1-year comprehensive insurance and 0 % / 1.89 % financing.Flag in the text
  • The wallbox brand partner is unverifiedlikely an OEM partner such as Wallbox SA / ABB / Schneider; Toyota Global uses Wallbox Pulsar Plus in some markets.Flag in the text
  • Battery capacity guarantee: 70 % capacity at 10 years / unlimited km to checkToyota Global launched a 10-year battery capacity-care programme in 2023 for bZ4X. TH availability not directly confirmed in available sources.Flag in the text

Toyota bZ4XIn the file

  • Cell supplier (PPES)Partialderived from Wikipedia + Toyota supply chain
  • Battery usable kWhNot verified
  • Wheels 20″PartialAutolifethailand cites 20″ for lineup
  • Curb weightNot verified
  • Cd 0.28Partialpre-facelift Toyota Global figure
  • V2L outputNot verified
  • Top speed 160 km/hPartialderived
  • Torque 338 NmPartialAutolifethailand
  • Curb weightNot verified
  • Motors 80 kW + 80 kWPartialWikipedia, CarExpert
  • Colour hex codesNot verified
  • Image URLsNot verified
  • Pre-facelift (2022–2024): 71.4 kWh gross / 64 kWh usable to checkusable. NMC pouch cells. Supplied by Prime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES) — the Toyota / Panasonic 50:50 JV. North American AWD variant used 72.8 kWh CATL battery; TH-spec used PPES.Flag in the text
  • MY2026 facelift (2025+): 73.1 kWh gross, new motor + inverter architecture using silicon-carbide (SiC) power electronics (matches Lexus RZ 500e). Battery cell supplier unverifiedlikely still PPES for Japan-built CBU; some markets receive LG-supplied 57.7 kWh small-battery variants not offered in TH.Flag in the text
  • 2023–2024 · Toyota TH runs targeted bZ4X promotion programmes — financing rate discounts down to ~1.89 %, free Toyota EV Wall Charger, free 1-year insurance — but no headline price cut during this period. Sales remain modest unverifiedDLT figures not pulled.Flag in the text
  • Battery (kWh) usable · ~67–68 unverifiedToyota Global has not published a separate usable figure for the MY26 73.1 kWh pack; estimated from typical 92–93 % usable ratio on Toyota e-TNGA · derivedFlag in the text
  • Battery chemistry · NMC pouch (Lithium-ion ternary; specific cathode unverified) · derived from Toyota / PPES supply chainFlag in the text
  • Cell supplier · Prime Planet Energy & Solutions (PPES) to checkTH-spec cell supplier — Toyota / Panasonic JV for Japan-built CBU; CATL supplies some markets, LG supplies 57.7 kWh small-battery variants not in TH · derived; WikipediaFlag in the text
  • Range (CLTC) · unverifiedToyota TH does not publish CLTC; China-market figure ~660 km estimated · —Flag in the text
  • Top speed · 160 km/h (electronically limited) to check · derived; Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • V2L output · unverifiedMY26 bZ4X added V2L in some markets per Toyota Global; TH-spec V2L not confirmed in available sources · —Flag in the text
  • Wheels · 20″ alloy to checkFWD trim wheel size — Autolifethailand cites 20″ for the lineup; FWD may receive 18″ — needs confirmation against Toyota TH brochure · AutolifethailandFlag in the text
  • Tire spec · 235/50 R20 to check · derivedFlag in the text
  • Ground clearance · 180 mm to checkTH spec — Toyota Global cites 180 mm for bZ4X · Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • Curb weight · ~1,985 kg to checkTH-spec FWD curb weight — Toyota EU MY26 FWD figure ~1,985 kg · derivedFlag in the text
  • Trunk capacity · 452 L to checkToyota Global MY26 bZ4X cargo 452 L behind 2nd row, 1,138 L with seats folded · Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • Towing capacity · 750 kg unbraked / 1,500 kg braked to checkTH type-approval — Toyota EU spec; TH may not be approved for towing · Toyota EUFlag in the text
  • Drag coefficient (Cd) · 0.28 to checkMY26 — pre-facelift was 0.28; MY26 may have improved to 0.27 · Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • Heated front seats to checkTH std specFlag in the text
  • 20″ alloy wheels to checkFlag in the text
  • No Grip Control / hill descent control to checkFlag in the text
  • Combined torque · 338 Nm to checkAutolifethailand cites 338 Nm; some sources show 337 Nm · AutolifethailandFlag in the text
  • Top speed · 160 km/h to check · derivedFlag in the text
  • V2L output · unverifiedpossibly available on MY26 AWD; not confirmed in available sources · —Flag in the text
  • Wheels · 20″ alloy to check · AutolifethailandFlag in the text
  • Ground clearance · 180 mm to check · Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • Curb weight · ~2,080 kg to checkTH-spec AWD curb weight · Toyota EUFlag in the text
  • Towing capacity · 750 kg unbraked / 1,500 kg braked to checkTH type-approval · Toyota EUFlag in the text
  • Drag coefficient (Cd) · 0.28 to checkMY26 · Toyota GlobalFlag in the text
  • Last current MSRP (until 2025-11) · ฿1,836,000 to checkTMT may have run discount programmes in 2024 reducing effective price; sticker held at ฿1.836 m · derivedFlag in the text
  • Precious Metal (grey) · #8A8B8C to check · unverified · All trimsFlag in the text
  • Platinum White Pearl · #F4F4F4 to check · unverified · All trimsFlag in the text
  • Attitude Black Mica · #1A1A1A to check · unverified · All trimsFlag in the text
  • Emotional Red 2 · #A91D24 to check · unverified · Two-tone only (+฿20,000)Flag in the text
  • Interior options: Black or Light Grey (with Black Mica exterior pairing only). to checkLight Grey availability — Autolife notes it is paired with Black Mica.Flag in the text
  • AWD option · Yes (+฿120 k) · Performance ฿1.749 m · LR AWD to checkTH · —Flag in the text

Toyota Hilux Travo-eIn the file

  • Usable 54 kWh, 80 cellsPartialToyota UK
  • Chemistry NMCPartialAutolifethailand
  • WLTP 257 kmPartialPaultan (UMW Toyota Malaysia), Toyota UK 159 mi
  • DC 10–80 % 30 minPartialToyota UK; Autolifethailand (20–80 %)
  • 0–100 km/h ~9.0 sPartialToyota UK (0–62 mph 9.03 s)
  • Top speed 140 km/hPartialToyota UK (87 mph)
  • Kerb weight ~2,420 kgPartialToyota UK Icon grade (derived from GVW − payload)
  • Towing 1,600 / 750 kgPartialToyota UK
  • Wading 700 mmPartialAutolifethailand
  • EV 3.5 / 5,000 units / 500 a year / 95 % localPartialAutolifethailand
  • Battery pack assembly siteNot verified
  • Why it is built here: Autolifethailand reports TMT joined the EV 3.5 scheme, importing the bZ4X and building the Hilux Travo-e as its local-production commitment — 5,000 units, a Thai sales target of 500 a year, exports to Europe, 95 % local content. unverifiedsingle source; TMT's own pages do not state these numbersFlag in the text
  • Two colours per toyota.co.th ("มีให้เลือก 2 สี"); names from the Toyota TH catalogue colour chart (Headlightmag wrote "Ash Grey"). Hex codes unverified.Flag in the text

Sales / market positionIn the file

  • DLT registrations (Toyota brand BEV cumulative): unverifiedTMT does not publicly break out bZ4X registrations in standard TH market sales releases. Industry estimate: bZ4X TH cumulative 2022→2025 likely 500–1,500 units, vs Toyota TH total volume ~250,000/yr. BEV is <1 % of TMT TH volume — the lowest BEV share of any major TH-market brand.Flag in the text
  • HeadLightMag — bZ4X review (search query: site:headlightmag.com bZ4X) unverifieddirect review URL not located in available sources; HeadLightMag typically covers all TMT launchesFlag in the text
  • Customer feedback: unverifiedPantip threads on bZ4X ownership exist but not pulled into this doc. Common themes from ASEAN reviews: praised for build quality + TMT service network; criticised for 150 kW DC charging vs Chinese rivals at 230–250 kW and for premium-Toyota pricing relative to Chinese-EV competitors.Flag in the text