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Toyota Planning Larger Prius with a Lithium-Ion Battery

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A new report is claiming that Toyota is planning a new larger Prius, that will be powered by a lithium-ion battery. The new larger version of the Prius will either be a wagon or SUV and it will supposedly launch by the end of next year.

According to the Japanese Yomiuri newspaper, the new version of the Prius will be Toyota's first hybrid with a lithium-ion battery. Toyota of course has declined to comment on the report.

Toyota is also reportedly working on a Prius coupe to go head to head with the upcoming Honda CR-Z hybrid.

Full Story: Detroit News

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Comments (3)

Brian:

WTF.

So Honda makes a coupe and now Toyota has got to do it too. Makes me so miffed sometimes...

Noya:

Wah, wah. More boring cars being pushed by the whole "green" BS that's supposed to jump start our dead economy.

426Hemi:

What??? That doesn't sound like the Noya I know.

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