Toyota Prius Plug-In Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2017) — Fourth Generation Restyling
The facelifted fourth-generation Toyota Prius Plug-In combines plug-in hybrid power with a liftback body. Its rear hatch gives you a broad opening for loading luggage, while access to regular charging helps you make fuller use of its electric capability.
The Toyota Prius Plug-In engine works alongside electric propulsion. In the selected 2ZR-FXE version, a variable transmission delivers power to the front wheels without conventional stepped gear changes. Under acceleration, engine speed can rise and remain steady as road speed builds, which may feel unfamiliar at first.
Liftback — Toyota Prius Plug-In Engines and Transmissions
Liftback Toyota Prius Plug-In Engines and Transmissions
Comfort is an equipment configuration associated with the selected 2ZR-FXE plug-in hybrid liftback. When considering Toyota Prius Plug-In trim levels, separate equipment choices from the underlying drivetrain. Check the individual car’s fitted features, particularly seat comfort, parking assistance and phone connectivity, against what you need each day.
The selected 2ZR-FXE version uses a lithium-ion battery. Toyota Prius Plug-In battery capacity helps determine electric range, but temperature, speed and cabin heating also affect how far a charge takes you. Regular charging supports more electric driving; petrol power lets you continue once the usable electric range is depleted.
Liftback — Toyota Prius Plug-In Battery, Range, Charging
Liftback Toyota Prius Plug-In Battery, Range, Charging