Auto Blog - Occasionally, owners of older hybrid models complain of diminished performance as the vehicle ages. Specifically, the complaints seem to focus on a gradual decrease in gas mileage as the hybrid's battery pack slowly loses its ability to hold a charge. Well, Consumer Reports recently set out to assess the ability of an aging hybrid and discovered that the tested model – a 2002 Toyota Prius with 206,000 miles on the odometer – performed almost identically to a new 2001 Prius that CR put through its usual battery of tests nearly a decade ago.
The 2023 Prius improves on its predecessor in every conceivable area, especially in styling and performance.
The 2022 LA Auto Show proves car makers are ready for an all-electric future
Toyota does not have an all-electric car yet but is presently explore solar roofs on its Prius hybrid, with public examinations
they could easily put a camera on the back of the roof and a screen in the mirror housing to duplicate looking out the back window. Not sure how it would work but i have a backup camera in my car and using the display to back into a tight place works better than looking out my mirrors. that said, there is no substitute for using the mirrors to backup normally, at least for us old people :P
For all these car companies screaming save the world they are making sure that only the super rich can afford their "green cars"
