All About Toyota EV and Hybrid Vehicles

There are several hybrid vehicles to choose from, which one is right for you?

Toyota has an extensive line-up of hybrid vehicles, within that line-up there are different options of hybrids. Lets talk about them!

Hybrid EV | The hybrid electric vehicle uses a combination of gas and an electric motor to max the efficiency of your vehicle. This is the most common hybrid option and is a great starting point for someone who is new to EV. The functionality of the hybrid EV Toyota is similar to that of the gas model. The main change you will see with this EV is an increase in gas mileage.

Available Hybrid EV Models: Land Cruiser, Corolla Cross Hybrid, Sequoia, Highlander Hybrid, Grand Highlander Hybrid, Prius, Corolla Hybrid, Camry, RAV4 Hybrid, Venza, Tacoma i-FORCE MAX, Tundra i-FORCE MAX, Sienna, Crown, & Crown Signia

Plug-In Hybrid EV | The plug-in hybrid EV runs similarly to that of the standard hybrid EV. The biggest difference with the plug-in hybrid EV is its capability to run a further distance solely on electric power. Although it is a plug-in hybrid, these models still do require gas. The charging allows the vehicle to use electric power when appropriate to maximize efficiency.

Available Plug-In Hybrid EV Models: Prius Prime & RAV4 Prime

Battery EV | The battery EV is the only 100% electric option available in the Toyota line-up. The standard engine is replaced with an electric motor that provides a smooth and nearly instant torque. The only battery EV currently available from Toyota is the bZ4X.

Available Battery EV Models: bZ4X

Fuel Cell EV | The Fuel cell EV uses stored hydrogen combined with oxygen from the outside air to create electricity and power the motor. This EV option is exclusively available on the Toyota Mirai and is only sold in California.

Fuel Cell EV is only available in California.