The Hybrid X rewrites the design rule book for hybrid models with unconventional creative solutions that could become the norm for future hybrid designs. A key concept is Vibrant Clarity - a design ethos grounding all design work in a unique and emotionally vibrant identity that speaks clearly of Toyota. Offering sustainable mobility for modern families, the environmentally advanced technology is another step closer to Toyota's vision of a zero smog-forming emission future. Read More »
Hybrids sooner rather than hybrids later.
Though environmental experts are divided on the impact of hybrids, financial experts couldn't be more inline. There is little doubt among them that the popularity of hybrid vehicles will strengthen in the coming years. In fact, many automakers continue to invest millions of dollars in half-gas, half-electric technology to keep pace with sales that are expected to grow exponentially.
It's not a bold prediction. As a greater variety of hybrid models are made available, consumers will be more inclined to "go green" because it is possible to drive a car they truly love and save the environment - at least a little bit - at the same time. In fact, Toyota's Prius could be eclipsed as the King of Hybrids. Gasp! Shocking, but true. The first automaker to take a bold step and offer a hybrid that is fuel-efficient, affordable, and most importantly handsome may steal the title. Read More »
Latest Hybrid News
Volvo has plans for Diesel Plug-in Hybrid for European market. Hopefully in the US soon after. Range expectancy is 30 miles per charge.
It's gorgeous, yet beastly. It's classic, yet innovative. It burns rubber, yet environmentally friendly.
The overall shape of this new Honda, you could argue is a complete rip off of the Toyota Prius. That may not be a bad thing, for Honda at least.
The new zero-emissions FCX Clarity hydrogen vehicle from Honda rolled off the production line Monday in Japan and is headed to Southern California.
The car has an energy generator that extracts hydrogen from water that is poured into the car's tank.
"We decided to build the Camry hybrid in Australia because Australians are keenly aware of environmental issues including global warming." - Toyota President Katsuaki Watanabe