Toyota has recently unveiled a groundbreaking project involving the development and testing of hydrogen fuel-cell HiLux utes in the UK. The fleet of 10 prototypes, built by Toyota Manufacturing UK in collaboration with various partners and support from the UK Government, is now in the final phase of evaluation. Five vehicles are undergoing meticulous field testing to assess safety and performance metrics, while the remaining five are designated for customer and media demonstrations, including appearances at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games. These innovative HiLux models, incorporating technology from the Mirai FCEV, are equipped with high-pressure fuel tanks and a polymer electrolyte fuel cell stack to maximize efficiency and range. With a focus on sustainability and future market trends, Toyota aims to establish Europe as a leading market for hydrogen fuel by 2030. The hydrogen-powered HiLux prototypes not only offer impressive performance metrics, such as a 600km range and enhanced payload capacity, but also signify a significant step towards promoting eco-friendly transportation solutions. Alongside its hydrogen initiatives, Toyota is also planning to introduce a battery-electric version of the HiLux, further solidifying its commitment to sustainable mobility.