There are two versions of Toyota's successful Prius hybrid, and though they're similar, there are distinct differences, too.

Plug-in hybrids bridge the gap between gas and electric. With sizable batteries on board, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles ...

Once the battery is depleted, the Prius Plug-in Hybrid acts like a regular hybrid. The EPA estimates the combined mpg to be between 48 mpg and 52 mpg, depending on trim, when operating in their ...

According to Toyota, its plug-in Prius hybrids are averaging 65 miles per gallon in real world testing. This is an improvement of 15 mpg over the recently-unveiled 2010 Prius.

Once the EV portion was depleted, we measured 43 mpg overall with the Prius Plug-in Hybrid operating in its hybrid mode. Of note, that’s a significant drop from the 51 mpg overall we got with ...

Our Prius Prime got 47.9 mpg-e during its time with us, well above the Crosstrek Wilderness’ 26.5 mpg and Corolla Cross’ 29 ...

So we’ll leave the big issue there. Like I said earlier, the Prime is a big improvement over the Prius Plug-in in almost every way. I say ‘almost’ because the 5 seat Plug-in became a 4 seat ...

The nationwide average price for the Prius Plug-in is $11,890, with pricing starting at $6,490. What is the MPG of the Toyota Prius Plug-in? The hybrid Toyota Prius Plug-in can reach up to 51 MPG ...

It's better to drive, though, and when it comes to badge kudos, the BMW wins hands down. As is the case with all PHEVs, the Toyota Prius Plug-in's WLTP Combined cycle fuel economy figures are ...

C/D SAYS: Regardless of the name change, the Prius PHEV—formerly known as the Prime—remains a great compact car that just happens to be a plug-in hybrid. Learn More ...

Anyone who thought the original Prius was too small should look for the Prius v. Customers looking to maximize their fuel economy would be advised to consider the Prius Plug-in. Both feature Toyota's ...