Toyota HiAce

    Toyota HiAce

    $48,886 - $60,196 excl. on-roads

    About the Toyota HiAce

    Last updated Jun 07, 2024

    Australia’s best-selling van will finally offer a pair of rear barn doors, while there have been incremental price rises across the range.

    The 2023 Toyota HiAce offers a choice of a single tailgate or, for an extra $750, a pair of vertically split doors.

    On LWB models, the barn doors also feature dual rear wipers.

    The updated HiAce arrives at dealers in October.

    This new barn door option is available on all LWB and SLWB variants except for HiAce Crew, HiAce Commuter and LWB manual van variants.

    Fuel Efficiency7.5 - 8.4 L / 100km
    ANCAP Rating5-star
    Warranty5 years
    Toyota
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    News

    All the latest Toyota HiAce news

    Toyota HiAce Range Guide

    Which variant of the Toyota HiAce range is best for you?

    All HiAce models seat two occupants, except the Crew Van which seats five and the Commuter which seats 12.

    All models have dual sliding side doors except the Commuter, which has a single sliding side door.

    New for the 2023 model year is the option of rear barn doors that replace the single tailgate with a pair of vertically split doors, which on LWB models include dual rear wipers.

    All HiAce models come standard with the following equipment:

    • 16-inch steel wheels
    • Full-size spare wheel
    • 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system
    • Wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
    • Bluetooth
    • DAB+ digital radio
    • Satellite navigation
    • 4.2-inch instrument cluster display screen
    • Front USB port
    • Cruise control
    • Leather-accented steering wheel
    • Driver powered lumbar support (NEW)

    The Crew Van adds:

    • Fog lights
    • Openable rear windows
    • Body colour front and rear bumpers
    • Body colour door handles
    • Digital rear-view mirror with auto-dimming

    The SLWB Commuter adds on top of the LWB and SLWB Van:

    • Glass roof escape hatch
    • Front and rear LED interior lamps
    • Rear step lamp
    • Rear air conditioning

    The Commuter GL adds:

    • 16-inch alloy wheels
    • Fog lights
    • Power opening and closing side door
    • Body colour front and rear bumpers
    • Body colour door handles
    • Synthetic leather/fabric upholstery
    • Digital rear-view mirror with auto-dimming

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    Interior

    Photos and Images of the Toyota HiAce Interior

    All 2023 Toyota HiAce models receive powered lumbar support for the driver’s seat.

    Up front the new HiAce represents a huge step forward from its tired predecessor.

    The driving position is really good. There’s plenty of adjustment in the steering wheel, and the seat itself slides far enough to accomodate gangly legs. The only real knock is the fact my knee gets pinched between the wheel and gear shifter when it’s slotted into sixth.

    We did a couple of long stints behind the wheel and experienced no pins and needles or numb bum syndrome, which bodes well for drivers whiling away days in their HiAces. It’s easily the most comfortable van I’ve driven.

    The dashboard isn’t what you’d call exciting, but there are no fewer than three cupholders on hand for van drivers in need of a caffeine hit. The glovebox is lockable and deep, while the door pockets are also spacious.

    Exterior

    Photos and Images of the Toyota HiAce Exterior

    These new rear barn doors open 90 degrees with a soft lock, but can be folded back to 180 degrees for easy access to the load area.

    Toyota says it’s introduced the barn door option in response to customer demand.

    It hasn’t offered a HiAce locally with barn doors since the HiAce SBV was discontinued in 2003, despite the feature being standard on the rival Ford Transit Custom and Peugeot Expert, a no-cost option on the Hyundai Staria Load, and a cost option on the LDV G10Mercedes-Benz VitoRenault Trafic and Volkswagen Transporter.

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    Toyota HiAce Colours

    What colours are available for the Toyota HiAce?

    The 2023 Toyota HiAce is only available in one exterior paint colour, French Vanilla.

    Cost of Ownership

    What is the running, servicing and ownership costs of buying a Toyota HiAce?

    Each service is capped at $260, and servicing is required every six months or 10,000km, whichever comes first.

    How it Drives

    Our expert take on Toyota HiAce drivability?

    The 2023 Toyota HiAce is powered by a 2.8-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine producing 130kW of power and either 420Nm of torque with the six-speed manual or 450Nm with the six-speed automatic.

    The Commuter‘s outputs are lower at 120kW and 420Nm. All models are rear-wheel drive.

    Toyota HiAce Safety Rating

    ANCAP Safety Rating Australia

    The Toyota HiAce has a five-star safety rating from ANCAP based on testing conducted in 2019.

    It received an adult occupant protection score of 94 per cent, vulnerable road user protection of 84 per cent, and safety assist of 77 per cent. A child occupant protection score of 88 per cent was also given to crew van models.

    The five-star rating technically doesn’t apply to Commuter models, which remain unrated, though it applies to regular and crew van models.

    All 2023 Toyota HiAce models come standard with the following safety equipment:

    • Autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian and daylight cyclist detection
    • Blind-spot monitoring
    • Lane-departure warning
    • Lane-keep assist
    • Rear cross-traffic alert
    • Automatic high-beam
    • Traffic sign recognition
    • Reversing camera
    • Front and rear parking sensors

    The majority of the 2023 Toyota HiAce range has seven airbags, besides the LWB Crew Van which has nine. The Commuter has three.

    The HiAce range also received the Toyota Connected Services for the 2022 model year which includes a 24/7 Emergency Call Centre function that relays the vehicle’s location in the event of a collision “that requires intervention” or if an airbag deploys.

    The e-call function can also be triggered manually via a SOS button inside the cabin.

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    Toyota HiAce Options

    Options list for the Toyota HiAce

    The LWB Van is available with three different option packages that are only available on the automatic transmission version.

    Option Pack 1

    • Left sliding door with steel panel

    Option Pack 2

    • Four-door option with left sliding door

    Option Pack 3

    • Body colour front and rear bumpers
    • Body colour door handles
    • Front and rear chrome garnish
    • Digital rear-view mirror with auto-dimming
    • Fog lights

    The SLWB Van is available with one option package that includes the following:

    • Body colour front and rear bumpers
    • Body colour door handles
    • Front and rear chrome garnish
    • Digital rear-view mirror with auto-dimming
    • Fog lights

    Toyota HiAce Warranty

    What is the warranty period and kilometre limit for the Toyota HiAce?

    In addition to a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, Toyota offers capped-price servicing for the first six visits or 60,000km.

    Toyota HiAce Infotainment

    What infotainment do you get within the range?

    Toyota’s infotainment system is serviceable, but already feels a bit sluggish compared to what’s on offer at Volkswagen. It’s relatively quick to respond, and factory navigation is a handy addition for drivers who might be delivering beyond the reach of mobile reception.

    But the automated speed limit, school zone, speed camera, railway crossing, and red-light camera warnings are infuriating. They cut in over your music or phone call, and speak way too often. One prompt for a school zone is arguably too many, let alone one when you approach, one when you enter, and one when you leave.

    The system also picks up school zones and railway crossings for some adjoining roads, so your music is interrupted for something that doesn’t even impact you.

    We worked out how to kill the speed limit and camera warnings, but couldn’t figure out how to shut up the navigation near a school zone – although there must be a way.

    Having Apple CarPlay and Android Auto papers over some of the infotainment system’s shortcomings. It worked flawlessly during our time with the car, and offers far easier access to phone-quality entertainment, phone calls, and mapping.

    Toyota HiAce Boot Space

    How much luggage or cargo capacity and boot space is there in the Toyota HiAce?

    Payload varies between 995kg and 1135kg depending on the variant.

    Toyota HiAce Fuel Economy

    How much fuel does the Toyota HiAce use and what are its emissions?

    The 2023 Toyota HiAce uses 7.5L/100km on the combined cycle with the manual, 8.2L/100km in the LWB auto guise, and 8.4L/100km in Crew Van and Super LWB forms.

    Toyota still hasn’t detailed official fuel economy figures for the Commuter models yet. All models have a 70L fuel tank.

    Depending on the variant, view the 2024 TOYOTA HIACE fuel usage below.

    All Highway, City, and Combined figures below are litres per 100km

    VariantSeriesStyleFuel TypeHighwayCityCombinedE10?
    LWBGDH300R5D VANDIESEL--7.5-
    LWB (PANEL OPTION)GDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB (4 DOOR OPTION)GDH300R4D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWBGDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.0-
    LWB BARN DOOR (PANEL OPTION)GDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB (4 DOOR) BARN DOORGDH300R4D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB BARN DOORGDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB GLGDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB GL BARN DOORGDH300R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    LWB (5 SEATS)GDH300R5D CREW VANDIESEL--8.4-
    SLWBGDH320R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-
    SLWB BARN DOORGDH320R5D VANDIESEL--8.2-

    Toyota HiAce Dimensions

    The dimensions of the Toyota HiAce

    The 2023 Toyota HiAce measures in at 5265mm long, 1990mm tall and 1950mm wide in LWB guise, and 5915mm long, 2280mm tall and 1950mm wide in SLWB guise.

    The LWB has 6.2 cubic metres of cargo space, compared to 9.3 cubic metres in the SLWB.

    The LWB’s load bay measures 2530mm long, 1760mm wide (1268mm between the wheel arches) and 1340mm tall, while the SLWB’s load bay is 3180mm long and 1615mm tall with the same width as the LWB model.

    Payload varies between 995kg and 1135kg depending on the variant.

    Unbraked towing capacity is 400kg across all models, while braked towing capacity is 1900kg in the LWB manual and 1500kg in all other models.

    Depending on the variant, the 2024 TOYOTA HIACE measures as below.

    VariantSeriesStyleLength (mm)Width (mm)Height (mm)Wheelbase (mm)
    LWBGDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB (PANEL OPTION)GDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB (4 DOOR OPTION)GDH300R4D VAN5265195019903210
    LWBGDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB BARN DOOR (PANEL OPTION)GDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB (4 DOOR) BARN DOORGDH300R4D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB BARN DOORGDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB GLGDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB GL BARN DOORGDH300R5D VAN5265195019903210
    LWB (5 SEATS)GDH300R5D CREW VAN5265195019903210
    SLWBGDH320R5D VAN5915195022803860
    SLWB BARN DOORGDH320R5D VAN5915195022803860

    The 2024 TOYOTA HIACE has a braked towing capacity from 1500kg to 1900kg depending on the variant and an unbraked towing capacity of 400kg.

    Toyota HiAce Market Fit

    Where does it fit in the competitor segment?

    The Toyota HiAce is categorised as a VANS/CC 2.5-3.5t and has a price range of $48,886 to $60,196.

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    The Toyota HiAce range kicks off from $48,886 (plus on-road costs) for the "HiAce LWB" variant and finishes at $60,196 (plus on-road costs) for the "HiAce SLWB BARN DOOR" variant.

    The Toyota HiAce is built in Japan and is then shipped to Australia.

    The Toyota HiAce has a braked towing capacity from 1500kg to 1900kg depending on the variant and an unbraked towing capacity of 400kg.

    Toyota suggested that owners service their Toyota HiAce every 6 months or 10,000km, whichever comes first.

    The Toyota HiAce has a five star ANCAP safety rating out of five.

    The Toyota HiAce uses Diesel.

    The Toyota HiAce comes in 4 or 5 door variants.

    In our latest review the Toyota HiAce scored 8 out of 10. Read the full Toyota HiAce review here.

    The Toyota HiAce had a 5 year, unlimited km warranty.