By the year 2011, drivers who want to be extra eco-friendly will have the option of three plug-in vehicle choices. Toyota has finally decided to announce its plans to make and market a plug-in version of its popular Prius hybrid. And if the predictions of the automaker’s vice president are right, Toyota will be selling “several tens of thousands” of these models every year once it is introduced to the public in 2011.
Of the three choices from major automakers, the plug-in Toyota Prius is likely going to be the least expensive. Currently, predictions say the cost will be in the high $20,000s, but that’s much cheaper than the other two alternatives that will be on sale in 2011 as well. When you buy one of these Toyota vehicles, you will be eligible for significant tax credits and you can have commutes that equal zero emissions.
The automaker that leads the hybrid segment in sales refuses to give in to the others when it comes to electric cars. You can expect Toyota to take aggressive steps in technology and affordability to become the leader in plug-in hybrid sales as well. Why not visit your Philadelphia Toyota dealer today and get some information on the new plug-in Prius so you can start planning on buying yours today!