Toyota Prius C launched at Detroit Auto Show 2011, If the new Prius V sacrificed some fuel economy for volume, the Prius C concept does exactly the opposite: It's smaller than the regular Prius hybrid, but fuel economy should be better. In fact, Toyota claims that it will be - when the production version is made in 2012 - the most fuel-efficient car on the market except for plug-ins. Read on for more info and photos.
The Prius C concept is designed with younger and more urban drivers in mind. It's a bit more "hip" than the regular Prius (or what passes for hip at Toyota... oh boy), and it should be more affordable. And since it kept the hatch configuration, it should be pretty IKEA-friendly.Ford India is sure on a success wagon thanks to its magic small car priced at Rs 3,49,900 to Rs 5,29,900 which competes with the well established cars in the hatchback segment.
The Prius C Hybrid Concept borrows a lot of the futuristic lines of the next generation Prius, expected to make its market debut next year. According to Toyota official press release, Prius C is wanted to be the small alternative of the line-up, meant to win the public with its low fuel consumption. More precisely, Toyota Prius C is a model focusing on the young customers of the Japanese brand, caring for both a nice-looking and fun car.
