Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles
If you're looking to lower your environmental impact, save on fuel, or experience the latest Toyota technology, PHEVsare the smart choice. Our Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles offer the best of both worlds: the ability to drive longer on electric power for your daily commute, plus the added peace of mind of a gasoline backup for those longer trips.
What Are Plug-In Hybrid Hybrid Vehicles? (PHEV)
Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles (PHEVs) offer the perfect balance of electric and gasoline power. Unlike traditional hybrids, PHEVs can be plugged into a standard outlet or charging station to recharge their battery. This means you can rely on pure electric power for shorter trips, while the gasoline engine kicks in for longer journeys. It's an effortless way to reduce both fuel costs and emissions, without disrupting your daily routine.
Toyota PHEVs are equipped with a high-capacity battery and electric motor, providing efficient power for everyday driving. Thanks to regenerative braking, energy is captured during braking and stored back in the battery, maximizing efficiency on every trip. When the battery runs low, the gasoline engine automatically kicks in, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted driving experience. Charging the battery is easy—simply plug it in at home or use one of the many public charging stations, making it simple to drive more on electric power and use less fuel.
Choosing a Toyota PHEV means enjoying exceptional fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and lower operating costs. With a Toyota PHEV, you’re not just purchasing a car; you’re investing in proven technology backed by Toyota’s award-winning resale value.
Lower Emissions
Drive with zero-emission electric power on shorter trips, helping reduce your environmental impact.
Lower Operating Costs
Save on fuel and enjoy lower maintenance costs thanks to fewer moving engine parts.
Advanced Safety
Every Toyota PHEV comes with Toyota Safety Sense™ as standard, plus Connected Services to keep you protected and in control on the road.
