
Toyota Prius verdict
2024 onwards
(change model)

What we like
Although the matter of styling is subjective, the Prius Plug In’s stand-out looks will be a draw for anyone who makes a statement. It scores well on the rational reasons for buying a car, too – a reputation for reliability, economy and that potentially long warranty are all strong reasons for buying one.
What we don’t like
Don’t expect it to deliver anywhere near the 500+mpg claimed for it, but around 60 if you don’t reguarly plug in. The lack of rear headroom, the low roofline and unimpressive boot space will hinder drivers looking for a practical family car.
Review contents
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Overview
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Practicality & safety
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Interior, tech & comfort
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Engines & handling
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Ownership cost
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Long term test
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