2020 Toyota HiAce Reviews
You'll find all our 2020 Toyota HiAce reviews right here.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Toyota HiAce dating back as far as 1970.
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Ford Transit Custom vs Hyundai iLoad vs Toyota HiAce LWB comparison review
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By Mark Oastler · 03 Sep 2020
The top three contenders in the local medium-sized (2.5 to 3.5 tonne GVM) commercial van class are the Toyota HiAce followed by the Hyundai iLoad and Ford's Transit Custom.
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Toyota HiAce 2020 review: Commuter
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By Mark Oastler · 05 Jul 2020
Toyota's latest generation HiAce mid-sized van is a comfortable, practical and competent load-hauler in both long wheelbase (LWB) and super-long wheelbase (SLWB) configurations.
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Toyota HiAce 2020 review: Crew Van GVM test
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By Mark Oastler · 02 Mar 2020
The 4x4 dual-cab ute is the most popular and versatile light commercial vehicle in the Australian automotive market, due to its proven ability to serve as both a work truck and/or family hack during the week and escape machine on the weekend.
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Toyota HiAce 2020 review: V6 petrol GVM test
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By Mark Oastler · 31 Jan 2020
Toyota's current sixth-generation HiAce is an impressive all-rounder, offering a choice of wheelbases, body styles and engine/transmission combinations. These include four-cylinder turbo-diesel and V6 petrol engines with either six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmissions.
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Toyota HiAce 2020 review: LWB 2.8 Auto
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By Mark Oastler · 13 Aug 2019
The venerable HiAce is the firmly entrenched sales leader in Australia's mid-sized (2.5-3.5 tonne GVM) commercial van market. That's a remarkable achievement given the last new model was launched in 2004. So, given that 15 years have passed since then, the long wait for its replacement this year has been worth it because Toyota clearly hasn't become complacent.