Beyond Autos — Dubai, UAE
Toyota
The Toyota Hilux GR-S and GR-S Rally Edition are performance-focused 4x4 pickups powered by a 4.0L V6 petrol engine delivering 235 hp and 376 Nm of torque, built for demanding terrain and worksite demands.
2 Hilux configurations on offer — request a quote to confirm pricing and lead time.
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Every officially-available trim of the Hilux. Configurations listed for export at Beyond Autos are a subset of these — see the variant filter below for what’s on offer right now. Scroll horizontally to see all spec columns.
GR-S | 2026 | 4.0L V6 Petrol VVT-i 6 cyl · Petrol | 235 hp | 376 Nm | 4WD | 6-Speed Automatic | 5 | Pickup / Double Cab | — | N/A |
GR-S Rally Edition | 2026 | 4.0L V6 Petrol VVT-i 6 cyl · Petrol | 235 hp | 376 Nm | 4WD | 6-Speed Automatic | 5 | Pickup / Double Cab | — | N/A |
The Hilux GR-S lineup represents Toyota's answer to buyers seeking genuine off-road and work capability without sacrificing engine performance. These dual high-performance variants sit at the premium end of the pickup market, targeting serious operators, fleet buyers, and enthusiasts who demand both reliability and raw power in a practical double-cab configuration.
Both the GR-S and GR-S Rally Edition are powered by a 4.0-litre V6 petrol engine equipped with VVT-i variable valve timing technology. This unit produces 235 horsepower and 376 Newton-metres of torque, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission and permanent four-wheel drive. The powertrain delivers the traction and torque needed for challenging terrain while maintaining highway refinement.
Operators consistently value the Hilux's proven mechanical durability, aggressive V6 grunt, and the practical five-seat double-cab layout. The GR-S branding appeals to those wanting motorsport-inspired hardware, while the Rally Edition variant caters to customers wanting visual distinction and specialized tuning. Export buyers favour the Hilux platform for resale demand across emerging and established markets.
Petrol-engine variants typically return lower fuel economy than diesel alternatives, a factor worth weighing against the torque and performance gains. The V6 configuration means higher maintenance costs and parts sourcing can vary by region. Some buyers in fuel-conscious markets may prefer diesel options if available in their target territory.
