In the month of August, the truck produced at the Buenos Aires plant in Zárate reached the second place of the market, only surpassed by another model of the same brand, which confirms the signature weight on the local podium.
Between January and August of 2025, the Toyota Hilux It was consolidated as the best -selling truck in Argentina, with 22,077 patentsaccording to the Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic (Acara).
In the month of August, the flat produced at the Buenos Aires plant of Zárate reached the SECOND PLACE OF THE MARKETonly surpassed by the Toyota Yarisconfirming the weight of the Japanese brand on the local podium.
When observing the accumulated ranking of all segments, the Hilux appears in the Fourth positionbehind Fiat Cronos (23,924 units)he Toyota Yaris (22,981) and the Peugeot 208 (22,901).
Hilux Price List in September 2025
With an average increase of 3.9% In its values, the range of Hilux It was formed as follows:
DX / SR versions
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4×2 dx mt: $ 45,294,000
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4×4 DX MT: $ 53,048,000
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4×2 dx at: $ 46,561,000
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4×4 dx at: $ 54,531,000
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4×4 SR MT: $ 61,027,000
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4×2 SR MT: $ 51,939,000
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4×4 SR AT: $ 63,661,000
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4×2 SR AT: $ 54,294,000
SRV / SRX versions
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4×2 SRV AT: $ 62,014,000
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4×4 SRV AT: $ 70,167,000
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4×4 SRV+ AT: $ 73,415,000
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4×2 SRX AT: $ 71,653,000
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4×4 SRX AT: $ 77,563,000
GR-sports version
Argentine automotive market panorama
Beyond the fall of 12% In patents against July, sales of 2025 show a strong interannual rebound: the accumulated marks a 64.8% more that in 2024.
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“We continue on positive terrain despite the oscillations of the dollar and some delays in the patent system that affected the closure of August. The demand remains firm and the current numbers are the highest since 2018,” he said Sebastián BlessedPresident of Acara.
With this performance, the Toyota Hilux confirms its validity and aims to continue dominating the medium pickup segment, a key item within the Argentine market.
Source: Ambito
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