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automotive2 years ago

2023 Toyota Prius Prime: The Best of Both Worlds.

The new Toyota Prius Prime has made significant improvements in horsepower, range, handling, and styling, making it a compelling alternative for EV buyers. While the architecture remains the same, the battery is bigger, and the motor is more powerful, resulting in an overall much better car. Toyota's approach to plug-in hybrids makes sense in a resource-limited world, where battery manufacturing and production of battery resources are limited. The company expects to sell about 50,000 Prius cars this year, with about 15,000 of them being the plug-in Prime.

via Road & Track|
#automotive#electric-vehicles#hybrid
automotive2 years ago

"2023 Toyota Prius Prime: A Bold Step Forward"

The 2023 Toyota Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid that boasts a stunning design and improved performance, with a total output of 220 horsepower and the ability to go from 0 to 60 mph in 6.6 seconds. It has an EPA-rated electric driving range of up to 44 miles and a combined fuel economy of around 50 miles per gallon. The Prius Prime offers four drive modes and a blended regenerative braking system, as well as standard safety features like Toyota's Safety Sense 3.0. Prices start at $33,445, but availability may be limited as Toyota has only committed to making 15,000 Prius Prime per year for the US market.

via InsideEVs |
#automotive#driving-experience#electric-vehicles
automotive2 years ago

"2023 Toyota Prius Prime: A Game-Changing Hybrid with Impressive Range and Performance"

InsideEVs conducted a 70 mph range test on the 2023 Toyota Prius Prime, a plug-in hybrid with a sleek, aggressive design and a larger battery than its predecessor. The Prius Prime SE has an EPA range rating of 44 miles per charge, while the XSE and XSE Premium trims are rated at 39 miles per charge. During the test, the vehicle covered 34 miles before the combustion engine turned on, likely due to the rainy and chilly conditions. The vehicle's average consumption rate was 3.1 miles per kilowatt hour, indicating that only about 11 kilowatt-hours of the 13.6 kilowatt-hour battery pack are accessible in EV mode.

via InsideEVs |
#automotive#ev-mode#plug-in-hybrid