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Toyota Hybrid FAQs

Leave the old way of driving behind

The Toyota Hybrid range is now available to explore at Snows

The world of Toyota Hybrids is innovative, smart and refined. As a pioneer in hybrid technology, Toyota have revolutionised the automotive market for over 25 years, as well as saving more than 120 million tonnes of CO2 worldwide. As the owner of a Toyota hybrid, you will not only save on fuel, money and CO2, but also time, as self-charging Hybrids never need to be plugged in.

Want to know more about hybrid vehicles? Simply click below to view our most frequently asked questions and have us answer your concerns:

What is a Hybrid?

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Toyota Hybrids are known as 'hybrid-electric' vehicles because they use both an electric motor and a petrol engine. Toyota hybrids always use the electric motor to drive the vehicle, whilst the petrol engine supplies power to the electric motors and supports a generator to charge the hybrid battery.

What is the best Hybrid for me?

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There's a hybrid for everyone.

Toyota pioneered hybrid technology with the Prius in 1997. Today, as the hybrid leader with over 15 million hybrid drivers around the world, we offer a range of distinctive models to suit every lifestyle, from hybrid SUVs to hybrid city cars.

Whether it's the appeal of the dynamic C-HR Hybrid crossover or a stylish Yaris Hybrid city car, an all-wheel-drive RAV4 Hybrid or a spacious Corolla Hybrid Touring Sports, we're confident Toyota has the best car for you.

What's the difference between a Hybrid and a Toyota Hybrid?

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Power up to 50% of your city drives on electric.

Not all hybrids are the same. When compared with some other hybrids, the main benefit of a Toyota Hybrid is that they always use the electric motor to drive the vehicle, whilst the petrol engine supplies power to the electric motor when needed and supports a generator to change the hybrid battery too.

Some hybrid cars only use their electric motors to support the engine during acceleration and cruising - the electric motor cannot power the car on its own. In Toyota's self-charging hybrids, you can enjoy pure electric power for up to 50% of your city journeys according to Toyota Hybrid Experience figures. At higher speeds or when overtaking on the motorway, the petrol engine and electric motors to work together to give you a strong boost of power.

To find out all things Toyota hybrid, you can explore our full range by selecting below, or why not contact your nearest Snows dealership to speak with our team directly!

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