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Their road map hasn’t changed.
http://www.hybridcars.com/prius-family-which-one-is-right-for-me-49996
[font face=Serif][font size=5]Prius Family: Which One Is Right For Me?[/font]
by Philippe Crowe | December 14, 2012
[font size=3]Toyota’s Prius is very often among the first to be thought of when one considers purchasing a hybrid car. This is not too surprising as Toyota created the hybrid segment when launching the original Prius 12 years ago.
Since then, Prius grew from being a model to becoming a family of models and turned into a sub-brand under the Toyota umbrella.
Today, Toyota offers three hybrid vehicles under the Prius name: the subcompact Prius c introduced in 2012; the third generation of the original, which Toyota has begun calling the Prius Liftback; and the tall wagon Prius v, also introduced as a 2012 model year product.
A fourth Prius, we will come back to in another article is the Prius Plug-In, a variation on the Liftback which can be plugged into a household electrical outlet for the batteries to be charged.
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by Philippe Crowe | December 14, 2012
[font size=3]Toyota’s Prius is very often among the first to be thought of when one considers purchasing a hybrid car. This is not too surprising as Toyota created the hybrid segment when launching the original Prius 12 years ago.
Since then, Prius grew from being a model to becoming a family of models and turned into a sub-brand under the Toyota umbrella.
Today, Toyota offers three hybrid vehicles under the Prius name: the subcompact Prius c introduced in 2012; the third generation of the original, which Toyota has begun calling the Prius Liftback; and the tall wagon Prius v, also introduced as a 2012 model year product.
A fourth Prius, we will come back to in another article is the Prius Plug-In, a variation on the Liftback which can be plugged into a household electrical outlet for the batteries to be charged.
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Maybe this time, the Prius PHV will sell more than a handful of cars…
http://insideevs.com/monthly-plug-in-sales-scorecard/
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