COMPUTER-GENERATED images of what appears to be the 2021 Toyota Hilux have surfaced on the web overnight.
The unofficial images, from an unknown source, were posted as a blog on the Milele Motors website, a company that earns a crust exporting tax-free vehicles to Africa and Asia.
The unverified images may be the work of fiction, but they suggest the updated Hilux will wear a bolder front-end, a revised tail-end and feature LEDs on top-end models.
Rumours have been persistent of a high-output version of the 1GD –FTV 2.8-litre engine, which is speculated to be revealed in top-spec versions of the facelifted Hilux. However, the drivelines are otherwise expected to remain unchanged.
The Hilux is consistently at the pointy end of the 4x4 sales charts, going toe-to-toe with the Ford Ranger for the top spot.
In March this year, Toyota sold 2804 Hiluxes; just shy of the total number of Rangers sold (2947).
The updated Hilux is expected to launch in Australia mid-year, but we'll bring you more information as soon as we know.
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