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News2022 Toyota Prius Nightshade May Be a Reason for Batman to Go Green
Okay, we’re not seriously suggesting that Gotham City’s protector should trade in his Batmobile for this new Nightshade Edition of the Prius that was announced today. But of the eleven Toyota models that have now received the dark treatment, it’s the first hybrid, so that is newsworthy. Fans have long …
NewsOver 40,000 Plug-In Cars Sold in Canada so Far in 2019
Fueled—or should we say energized?—by the new federal rebate of $5,000 introduced on May 1, electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles sales in Canada are exceeding 40,000 units so far in 2019. More precisely, the total of confirmed or estimated EV/PHEV sales during the first nine months reached approximately 40,500, a …
NewsPricing Announced for the 2019 Toyota Prius AWD-e
The 2019 Toyota Prius is now on sale in Canada, and pricing has been announced for all versions of the hybrid sedan, including the new all-wheel drive trims. The Prius received a new front and rear fascia, new alloy wheel designs and two new paint colours—Supersonic Red and Electric Storm …
NewsAJAC Announces Winners of the 2018 Innovation Awards
The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada unveiled the winners of their annual awards handed out to the best new technological innovations. This year, there are three categories, including the Best Green Innovation, the Best Safety Innovation and the Best Technical Innovation. The winners were determined by a jury of nine …
Hybrid/Plug-in Hybrid2017 Toyota Prius Prime Pricing Announced
Seeing the enthusiasm of the Quebec market for hybrid and electric vehicles, Toyota will sell its 2017 Prius Prime in La Belle Province starting June 1st, before it goes on sale in other regions of Canada. Crowned the World Green Car of the Year at the 2017 New York Auto …
News2017 World Car Awards: Finalists Announced
For the fourth year in a row, in terms of media reach, the World Car Awards have been ranked as the number one automotive awards program in world. Its jury of 75 automotive journalists spread across the planet, including two from Canada, have chosen the finalists in six different categories.
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