Toyota Prius Plug-In Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2016–2017) — Fourth Generation
The fourth-generation Toyota Prius Plug-In combines liftback practicality with the option to drive on stored electricity. Your charging routine and equipment priorities help determine which version makes sense for you.
The selected 2ZR-FXE powertrain combines a petrol engine with electric assistance, a variable transmission and front-wheel drive. You get acceleration without conventional stepped gear changes. Under stronger acceleration, engine revs can rise and remain elevated while road speed builds, which is normal for this transmission design.
Liftback — Toyota Prius Plug-In Engines and Transmissions
Liftback Toyota Prius Plug-In Engines and Transmissions
Standart and Comfort are equipment configurations associated with the selected 2ZR-FXE Liftback version. These Toyota Prius Plug-In trim levels help distinguish equipment choices within the same basic drivetrain specification. When choosing, check the actual comfort, infotainment and driver assistance features fitted to the car you are considering.
The selected 2ZR-FXE plug-in hybrid uses a lithium-ion battery. Battery capacity influences electric range, while temperature, speed and heating use affect how far a charge takes you. Regular charging helps you cover more journeys electrically; when the usable plug-in charge is depleted, the car continues operating as a hybrid.
Liftback — Toyota Prius Plug-In Battery, Range, Charging
Liftback Toyota Prius Plug-In Battery, Range, Charging