Hiace
The Hiace is a line of commercial and passenger vans produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota since 1967. Originally introduced as a compact cargo van, the Hiace has evolved into a versatile platform used for various applications, including passenger transport, ambulances, mobile workshops, and recreational vehicles. The name "Hiace" is derived from the combination of "Hi" (short for "high") and "Ace," reflecting its compact yet spacious design.
Toyota initially developed the Hiace to address the need for a small, fuel-efficient commercial vehicle in
The Hiace gained global popularity for its durability, reliability, and modularity. It became particularly well-known in
In recent years, Toyota has continued to refine the Hiace, incorporating modern safety features and improved