Toyota's "eco" future lineup

Toyota plans to introduce eleven (11) new hybrid models (one is the next-gen Camry - earlier post) by the end of 2012, consisting of all-new models and redesigned models.

By early 2012, Toyota plans to begin sales of a "Prius"-based PHV (mainly in Japan, USA & Europe.) Sales targeted at more than 50,000 per annum.

In 2012, in addition to the U.S. market, an iQ-based EV will also be introduced in Japan and Europe (earlier post).

Toyota, please don't mesh up with the FT-86....

[Source: Scott Brownlee - Head of PR and social media for Toyota and Lexus in the UK]

Toyota teases with interior shot of upcoming Prius V

The Toyota Prius page at Facebook has another teaser image of the upcoming Prius MPV/tall wagon thing. This time, it's a shot of the console. Hm, no bad at all...

Hello Prius V!

We have already seen a rendering of the upcoming Prius V, as well as a puzzle that revealed the 3rd generation Prius with the Prius V behind it (earlier post), and now it's time for the real thing. So, this is it...

The Prius V is expected to make its debut in Detroit.

Prius gets naughty!

Toyota marks 10 years of Prius in the UK with this special edition model called Generation "X".

• Special features include body kit, 17-inch multi-spoke alloys, rear privacy glass and embossed black leather upholstery
• Production limited to 1,000 examples
• White Pearl or Astral Black exterior paint finishes available
• Available to order now, price £26,150

Prius V and C to be the new additions to the Prius family

You might already know that Toyota will be releasing two new Prius models into dealership showrooms by the end of 2012, and you might also know that those two models are going to be a MPV-style wagon and a smaller, compact sized Prius. According to PriusChat's anonymous dealer tipster, the names of the two new Prius models are the Prius V and the Prius C.

Guests at the 10th Anniversary celebration for the Prius (U.S.) put together the puzzle pieces that revealed the 3rd Generation Prius with the Prius V behind it.

Source: PriusChat