TOYOTA
ELECTRIFIED
Our Electrified Lineup
4Runner i-FORCE MAX
The legend, electrified. Massive
torque meets off-road heritage for
the ultimate adventure vehicle.
Toyota bZ
Zero emissions, zero compromise. Toyota’s all-electric SUV designed
for the modern world.
Corolla Cross Hybrid
Compact versatility with standard
All-Wheel Drive and incredible fuel efficiency.
Corolla Hybrid
Grand Highlander Hybrid
Highlander Hybrid
The original family hybrid SUV. Reliability and efficiency packed
into three rows.
Prius Plug-in Hybrid
Drive electric for your daily
commute and hybrid for the long
haul. The best of both worlds.
Tacoma i-FORCE MAX
Toyota Crown
Elevated style and performance. A
bold sedan that redefines what it means to drive a hybrid.
Focus On: Camry Hybrid
Refining the Standard.
The legendary sedan re-engineered for incredible efficiency. Experience seamless driving dynamics and an impressive manufacturer-estimated mpg rating without ever plugging in.
Focus On: Tundra i-FORCE MAX
Uncompromising Power.
The i-FORCE MAX powertrain delivers 583 lb.-ft. of torque, making it the most powerful Tundra ever. Built for the job site and the weekend alike, it’s the hybrid that doesn’t hold back.
Focus On: Land Cruiser
Toyota Land Cruiser
Built with a legacy of exploration in mind, the Land Cruiser is more than an SUV; it’s a statement about our commitment to legendary durability and off-road excellence. Explore the innovations and experience the rugged, powerful drive for yourself.
Toyota hybrid batteries are covered by a 10-year or 150,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first, giving you long-term peace of mind and reliability.
No. Standard hybrids charge themselves while you drive through regenerative braking. You only fuel them up at a normal gas station just like a traditional vehicle.
A PHEV works like a hybrid but has a larger battery that you can plug in. This allows for an all-electric driving range for short trips before the gas engine takes over.
Actually, many owners find maintenance cheaper. Regenerative braking means brake pads often last longer, and Toyota’s hybrid systems are world-renowned for durability.
Yes. You can use a standard 120V outlet for Level 1 charging or install a 240V Level 2 charger for much faster speeds overnight right in your garage.
