Carrying up to ten people in comfort, the Hiace ZR Minibus provides two-person 2nd and 3rd row seats, plus a four-person 4th row seat, with a separate heating and cooling function for the rear cabin.

Transporting five crew members and their gear, the Hiace ZR 5-seat half panel provides a 9-airbag system, a 3-person seat in the second row, as well as rear air vents, a rear step lamp, and rear assist grips.

More seats, more space, more possibilities. LX adds 16” dark grey alloy wheels, LED fog lights, and other cool exterior design features.

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Built for towing the ZR 2-seat manual offers a maximum braked capacity of 1,900kg in addition to 6.2 cubic metres of cargo space with six floor tie down points.

Connect with Wireless Apple Carplay® and Android Auto™. Hiace is an urban focused workhorse. The Hiace ZX 2-seat offers a cargo capacity of 9.3 cubic metres, a single sliding door, and a 1500kg maximum braked towing capacity.

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An automatic choice for urban users, this ZR 2-seat automatic is differentiated from the manual by rear ventilated disc brakes, and a 1500kg maximum braked towing capacity.

Revel in LX’s good looks with black over-fenders, unique black side steps and LED fog lights.