First Plug-in Prius Hybrids to U.S.

Want to drive Toyota's Plug-in Prius Hybrid? So do we. Revealed in this video is the present state-of-the-art of Toyota's plug-in technology and the time frame before it is plugged into a socket in your garage. At the moment, pulling power from the electricity grid to propel our cars would cost one fourth the price paid to fill up with gas at the pump. What do you think about Toyota's Plug-In Prius currently getting 6 miles at 60 miles per hour off each electric recharge? Toyota's first 150, hand-built, Plug-In Prius hybrids will be delivered to U.S. fleet customers late in 2009. Expect them to be available to you in 2011.

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• electric
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• Plug-in
• Prius
• green
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• technology
• electricity

[cutty02]

Horrible range for how cheap Nimh is... For 40,000 i could build you an all electric car that goes 500 miles or more. these company's are just ripping off the masses because the masses are ignorant about certain technologies.

[heartlessvietboy]

Whats the point?  Customers can't buy one anyway.