Toyota HiAce 300 luxury van. #automobile #shortvideo #shorts #youtubeshorts

Toyota HiAce 300 series (H300) is the sixth generation of Toyota’s iconic van, marking a significant shift from the traditional "cab-over" design to a front-engine layout for improved safety and ride comfort.  Luxury & VIP Configurations The H300 is frequently customized by third-party converters into "Ultra Luxury" or "VIP" editions, offering business-class travel:  Seating: High-end models typically feature 4 to 9 seats, often with "Aviation" or VIP Captain Chairs that include massage functions, 16-way electric adjustment, and leg rests. Entertainment: Large integrated screens (up to 43.5 inches), premium surround sound, and "starry sky" LED ceilings. Privacy: Full partition walls between the driver and passenger cabin are common in executive trims. Amenities: Many luxury versions include onboard toilets/lavatories, refrigerators, electric kettles, and rear seats that fold into sofa beds.  Key Specifications Feature DetailsEngine Options2.8L 1GD-FTV Turbo Diesel (177hp/450Nm) or 3.5L V6 Petrol (282hp/351Nm).Transmission6-speed Automatic (most common for luxury) or 6-speed Manual.Dimensions (LWB)Approx. 5.27m long, 1.95m wide, 1.99m high.SafetyEquipped with Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) features like Lane Departure Alert and Pre-Collision systems in many markets. Pricing & Availability Global Pricing: Standard commuter models start around $17,000–$25,000 USD, while fully customized luxury versions can exceed $60,000–$90,000 USD. Market Names: In some Asian markets, high-end factory versions of the H300 platform are sold as the Toyota Granvia or GranAce. USA Restrictions: The HiAce 300 is not sold new in the United States due to federal safety regulations and can only be imported after 25 years.  collect information and video by LiveView

Added 26 Jun 2026