W hen it comes to plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), finding a model that offers strong fuel economy is easy. Finding ...

The Toyota Prius has long been the face of hybrid efficiency. Since its debut in the early 2000s, it has consistently ranked ...

An 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system comes standard on Prius Prime SE and XSE models, though a more gargantuan 12.3-inch unit is optionally available on the latter. The big-screen system ...

VERDICT The Prius used to sacrifice good looks and performance ... Both base and upper-level models get larger screens than the previous car had. An 8.0-inch infotainment screen comes standard ...

a huge improvement over the last Prius's 9.8-second sprint. EPA fuel economy numbers are not yet available, but Toyota says we can expect as much as 57 mpg combined on the front-drive base-model ...

behind the 2023 Prius' 26.8-second, 0.65 g average result. The Prime's 3,589-pound weight—460 pounds heavier than the standard Prius—is mainly to blame here, as they both wear identical ...

For reference, the previous car sprinted to 60 in a leisurely 9.8 seconds, according to Toyota. If you've spent any time inside a previous-generation Prius, you know it's a utilitarian design that ...

These improvements boost the front-driven 2023 Prius' output to 194 horsepower, a big step up from the old 1.8-liter's 121 ponies. (Updated torque estimates have not yet been announced.) ...

The Prius, the iconoclastic dweeb car ... I can’t fathom needing more than 8 inches of screen in a car, but the 12.3-inch unit in the two test cars I sampled looked impressive and well-integrated.

The Prius has 34.8 inches of rear legroom, while the Camry has 38 inches. Front headroom and legroom measurements for the Prius and Camry are pretty close (the Prius has slightly more of both ...