The Toyota HiAce has existed for a very long time ... It’s no question the HiAce is a big vehicle given it’s nearly two metres wide, but it rarely feels like it’s too big.

Hydrogen-burning ICEs have already been tested in several Toyota prototypes. Toyota is adamant that achieving zero emissions can be done without necessarily killing the internal combustion engine.

The Toyota HiAce is one of Australia's most popular light buses and vans, yet it still has a flourishing import market. In 2024 alone, 2450 light commercial (LCV) and 730 passenger Toyota HiAces ...

The car’s big point of difference is its retro charm ... with accommodation and meals provided. Toyota’s unwavering adherence to rear-wheel drive ensures the HiAce has an inherent traction advantage ...