Toyota is taking up a larger site at this year’s National Agricultural Fieldays at Mystery Creek offering
visitors a wider range of displays and products on the corner of I Road and C Street.
The recently-launched C-HR compact SUV will complement the range of Hilux models on display and the rest of the extensive SUV range.
Toyota has five SUVs available for all types of rural business – Land Cruiser 200, Prado, Fortuner, Highlander and RAV4, as well as the Land Cruiser 70.
“Toyota has a more innovative stand this year,” says marketing general manager Andrew Davis. “Apart from our range of vehicles that suit the rural community, we are showcasing activities that highlight the Toyota philosophy.”
“Expanding the site was driven by customers wanting to engage with us more, see more of our product and to know more about what we do.”
The site will also showcase the “Toyota Believe” brand partnerships, Emirates Team New Zealand, Department of Conservation Toyota Kiwi Guardians, The Parenting Place and the Toyota Racing Series.
Dr Michelle Dickinson, founder of Nanogirl Labs, will front a robotics kid’s coding activation to keep the young and young-at-heart occupied. She will guide visitors through coding a miniature robot car so they can safely drive it around a test track.
Hilux ambassadors Marc Ellis, Jason Kerrison and Matt Watson will be on site, with Watson cooking up his pork and paua sausages on the special Hilux BBQ truck.
