Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid vehicles incorporate similar technology – but with a key difference. Both switch seamlessly between two power sources; an efficient petrol engine and an electric powertrain comprising a battery and one or more electric motors. However, Plug-in Hybrids feature a higher capacity battery to deliver greater electric performance and electric-only range in EV mode.
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Exceptional features included as standard
Say hello to Prius reimagined: the powerful Plug-in Hybrid that's built for chasing down sunsets…
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Adaptable Dual DNA technology
Love every mile as Prius Plug-In Hybrid flows between full electric and hybrid power.
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The spirit of innovation
A dramatic, coupé-inspired body embellished with technical details
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Connecting you to your Prius
Check, schedule and charge your car's battery through the MyToyota app
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Safety that simply makes sense
With Toyota T-Mate along for the ride, you'll always be in safe hands
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Creating space for your cargo
A flexible, easily extendable quality boot space for any storage need.
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Experience the power of choice
Plug in at home or on the go.
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Premium comfort for everyone
Feel at home in a space decorated with sculpted accents and soft hues
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Protect your Prius Plug-in Hybrid
Explore protection packages and extra services to keep your car safe
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Plug-In Hybrid
PowertrainPlug-in HybridPower223 hp/164 kWFuel Consumption0.5-0.7 l/100km*CO211–17 g/km*Acceleration6.8 0-100km/hAll Electric Range86km*/ 111km** -
Frequently asked questions
- Plug-in Hybrid
Toyota’s Plug-in Hybrids feature bigger batteries than Hybrid cars, giving them the capability to cover local trips on electric power alone in EV mode. Should the battery run low during longer drives, Toyota’s Plug-in Hybrids seamlessly switch to running on combined petrol and electric power, recharging the battery as you drive to get you to your destination. Explore the individual model pages of Toyota’s Plug-in Hybrids to find out more about their range.
There are several ways to recharge a Plug-in Hybrid. Plugging in to your domestic power supply is easy and makes overnight charging convenient and, in many cases, highly economical. For optimum speed, the combination of a dedicated cable and a wallbox unit will return a full charge in just a couple of hours – a comparable time to some mobile phones.
Plug-in Hybrids can save you money in many ways. Regular charging will significantly reduce your fuel consumption, and Plug-in Hybrid drivers enjoy tax relief and exemption from city centre and low-emission charges in some countries.
Toyota Plug-in Hybrid batteries are engineered to last the lifetime of the car. For added peace of mind, every battery comes with a 5 year/100,000 km◊ warranty which – with an annual Hybrid Health Check – extends battery cover for up to 10 years. When a battery reaches the end of its life, Toyota’s take-back scheme ensures it is dealt with safely and responsibly.
◊ Whichever occurs sooner.