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Hino 300 Hybrid makes its SA debut

THE Hino 300 Hybrid is officially making its way to South Africa. Hino South Africa is set to pilot an eco-friendly Hybrid variation of the tried and trusted Hino 300 in the South African market, aiming to further improve hybrid energy mobility solutions in the country.

With a limited introduction planned for key customers, the Hino 300 Hybrid comes as an addition to the newly implemented New Energy Vehicle (NEV) approach led by parent company Toyota South African Motors (TSAM).

Durable, safe, and now more sustainable than ever, the Hino 300 Hybrid comes with some impressive updates. With improved fuel efficiency, as well as a reduction in both fuel consumption and exhaust emissions, the Hino 300 Hybrid comfortably boasts a cleaner drive for consumers, while still maintaining the reliability that consumers know and love. A combination of a petrol engine and battery, the Hino 300 Hybrid provides the same great performance that customers can trust.

Along with its class-leading hybrid technology, the Hino 300 Hybrid is equipped with comprehensive safety features and enhanced in-cab technology that are standard across the entire Hino 300 range. With features like an Anti-Lock Braking System, Multi-function display, and Auto-adjusting Drum Brakes, the Hino 300 Hybrid prioritises your safety so you can prioritise your business.

Whether you’re looking to build a home or transport your goods safely, the Hino 300 Hybrid is the reliable partner for all your business needs. Now, with the added benefit of this eco-friendly iteration, Hino South Africa is excited to help drive the future of mobility solutions in South Africa forward, together.

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