In case you’ve been eyeing a Toyota Tamaraw for your business or even for personal use, here’s a bit of bad news: Short-wheelbase variants of the locally made utility vehicle are now more expensive by at least P10,000 after some price hikes.
Check out the latest price list below—we’ve also included the long-wheelbase prices on the list for easy reference:
Toyota Tamaraw 2025 Philippine prices
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.0 Dropside Gas MT SWB – P767,000 (from P757,000)
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.0 Aluminum Cargo Gas MT SWB – P818,000 (from P808,000)
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.0 Utility Van Gas MT SWB – P1,025,000 (from P1,010,000)
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.4 Dropside Diesel MT LWB – P937,000
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.4 Aluminum Cargo Diesel MT LWB – P1,041,000
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.4 GL Dropside Diesel AT LWB – P1,075,000
- Toyota Tamaraw 2.4 Utility Van Diesel MT LWB – P1,142,000
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As you can see in the variant names above, all short-wheelbase Tamaraws are powered by a 2.0-liter gasoline engine that generates 137hp and 183Nm of torque, delivered to the rear wheels via a five-speed manual transmission. Its total length is 335mm shorter than the stretched version, and payload capacity ranges from 850kg to 1,025kg, depending on the body style. The Utility Van variant of this configuration has 2+10 seating, while the long-wheelbase counterpart features 2+12 seating.
If you want a diesel-powered Tamaraw, that powertrain is exclusive to the long-wheelbase version. The top-spec GL Dropside diesel is also the only variant in the lineup with an automatic gearbox. You can check out our first drive of the Tamaraw here.
