The newest entrant into the list of most successful hybrid car line is 2016 Toyota Prius. Contrary to its predecessors, the 2016 Prius happens to be quite attractive looking. The car has the appearance of a standard sedan rather than a mere scientific experiment. This is according to a Los Angeles Times’ report. Recently, the 2016’s Toyota Prius Four was launched, making things much better. The global roads are now filled with non-traditional powetrain cars since the official launch of Toyota’s original Prius.
Virtually all popular car manufacturers have at least one type of hybrid car line in the market. These hybrid car lines include plug-in Chevy Volts and Nissan Leafs, battery-electric Tesla, as well as hydrogen fuel powered Mirai, just to mention but a few. Similar to the predecessors, the Prius Four has been linked with slight visibility issues. The topmost line of model has features and amenities to account for the price variations between Prius Four’s $30,000 price tag and Prius Two’s price tag of $24,000.
Despite some unfavorable comments from a few critics, it is clear that the Prius Four has become by far one of the most successful lines of hybrid vehicles. Although it might not be the cutting-edge or chic car it was at some point, it is definitely a hybrid car with the most road tests. People who have had a chance to test-drive the Prius have found it to be extremely engaging with respect to the driving dynamics. This 2016 Prius version has already entered the United States and Japanese markets. Its development was based on Toyota News Global Architecture, which is a platform that features a lowered gravity center and stiffer torsion rigidity. The brake feel is also greatly improved, thanks to a novel hydraulic booster and a new rear suspension.
Toyota’s main objective was for the general population to have the feel of a redesigned fuel-sipper in the 2016 Toyota Prius. A commercial dabbed as ‘Heck on Wheels’ featured during the Super Bowl clearly illustrating the high-efficiency metal of the new Toyota Prius. A guy named Todd was also featured in the commercial and he was shown driving through hard rock using the 2016 Toyota Prius. It is also worth noting that there is a re-engineered horsepower for the 2016 Prius with an Atkinson-cycle of 1.8 liter capacity. At the mills, there is a pair of electric motors to give a total of 71 horsepower. The fuel efficiency of this hybrid car is also substantial.