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PRIUS SHARP & CONFIDENT DESIGN Eye-catching white LED clearance lamps LED headlights Trapezoidal-shaped red LED rear combination lamps Coupe-like roof line & distinctive side creases Low centre of gravity ERGONOMIC & SPACIOUS INTERIOR 4.2” full colour twin meter displays Multi-functional steering wheel switches Smart air conditioning system A modern-day icon. Driver seat lumbar support Lightweight and comfortable seat frames 60:40 folding rear seats with easy-to-use seatback lever The Prius. PROVEN PERFORMANCE Excellent driving dynamics with double wishbone rear suspension delivering innovations that make a difference. Low CO2 emission Seamless acceleration with CVT Exceptional cabin quietness ADVANCED SAFETY FEATURES Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) Traction Control (TRC) Emergency Brake Signal SRS Airbags Impact absorbing hood Bold Exterior Sharp and confident design that turns heads FRONT FOG LAMPS AND DAYTIME TRAPEZOIDAL LED REAR COUPE-LIKE ROOF LINE & 15” LIGHTWEIGHT LED HEADLIGHTS RUNNING LIGHTS COMBINATION LAMPS SIDE CREASES ALUMINIUM WHEELS LED REAR FOG LAMPS ENHANCED NIGHT VISIBILITY STRIKING SPORTY LOOK EYE-CATCHING DESIGN DISTINCTIVE SILHOUETTE AESTHETICALLY ASTOUNDING SLEEK DESIGN The stylish LED headlights enhance These are cleverly integrated into The striking LED lamps not only provide Fusing energetic styling with superb The wedge-shaped design of the Distinctly positioned for added night visibility and give the Prius a the lower grille for an unmistakable excellent visibility in low light conditions, aerodynamic performance, the super lightweight aluminium wheels visibility and unsurpassed safety. prestigious feel. sporty look. they also consume less power. low-slung platform creates a spacious delivers superb aerodynamic cabin with generous headroom and performance. Details and specifications may differ from pictures shown ample luggage space. Spacious Interior Ergonomically designed for comfortable driving KEYLESS ENTRY & START STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES USB/MINI-JACK & POWER OUTLET DRIVE MODE SWITCH SMART AIRCON TOYOTA TOUCH HASSLE-FREE EXPERIENCE EFFORTLESS CONTROL ON-THE-GO CONNECTIVITY ADVANCED DESIGN CLIMATE CONTROL ULTRA RESPONSIVE The electronic key lets you lock and Multi-functional switches at the Connect a portable music device and Switch between Normal, Eco, Power The Smart Aircon system is an Toyota Touch is a sleek tablet-style unlock any door by simply gripping steering wheel mean you never have enjoy your favourite music over the and EV modes to suit your driving intelligent climate control system 7" touch screen with drag & flick the door handle. To start the engine, to take your hands off the steering Prius’ speakers. Plus, a power outlet style. In power mode, an adaptive which regulates the temperature to controls that houses an advanced simply push down on the brake pedal wheel. lets you charge your electronic system gives you a sporty provide optimum comfort to audio system compatible with Details and specifications may differ from pictures shown and activate the start button. devices. acceleration/deceleration feel. passengers while driving. smartphones. Hybrid Synergy Drive Power-Packed Performance A first that continues to change the way we drive Class-leading efficiency without sacrificing power Revolutionary Hybrid Synergy Drive (HSD) SMART ENGINE STOP EFFICIENT ENGINE AND MOTOR CONTROL The engine automatically cuts out when the Prius is stopped in traffic. The Prius precisely integrates and controls engine and motor ic motor, Even while driving, the engine will cut out in response to driving operation to realise optimum fuel efficiency and low emissions. the Hybrid Synergy Drive delivers feel-good seamless acceleration, together conditions. At start-up, the Prius drives only with the motor. REGENERATIVE BRAKE SYSTEM This state-of-the-art system coordinates control with the lightweight ECB (Electrically Controlled Brake System) to harness the kinetic energy generated by braking to charge the nickel-metal hydride battery. Engine Motor Electricity generation 1.8-LITRE GASOLINE ENGINE MOTOR/GENERATOR POWER SPLIT DEVICE A range of advanced technologies Its highest speed range enables Integrated with the engine, including the Atkinson-cycle, a cooled reduced size and weight, and motor and generator, this EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) increased output density, functions as an Electrically system and a VVT-i enhances fuel contributing to a more dynamic Controlled Continuously Starting / Driving at a constant speed Normal driving Hard acceleration Decelerating and braking Stopped efficiency while complying with strict performance. Variable Transmission. in low- and mid-speed ranges emissions regulations. The Prius only uses the Monitors driving In addition to normal The motor is activated The engine automati- motor. Electricity from conditions and driving, the battery as a generator to cally cuts out, helping the battery drives the intelligently controls the supplies electricity to convert the moving to reduce unnecessary motor instantly. engine and motor drive the motor, vehicle’s kinetic energy fuel consumption and output for optimum fuel enhancing driving into electricity and CO2 emissions efficiency. power. charge the battery associated with idling. (regenerative braking). NI-MH (NICKEL-METAL POWER CONTROL UNIT HYDRIDE) BATTERY DOUBLE WISHBONE This compact lightweight unit optimises Installed under the rear seats, this AERO-STABILISING FINS REAR SUSPENSION SMOOTH UNDERFLOOR control of DC electricity from the battery, small high-efficiency battery supplies REDUCED AIR RESISTANCE TOTAL CONTROL EXCEPTIONAL AERODYNAMICS and AC electricity from driving the motor optimum electricity to the motor. and generator, and boosts battery voltage Situated on the wing mirrors and rear Lightweight double wishbone The shaping of the upper body, a up to a maximum of 600V. combination lamps, the fins have suspension on the rear contributes smooth underfloor and the integra- been strategically designed to reduce to impressive handling, stability and tion of spats at the front tires air resistance, thus improving ride comfort. contribute to reduced air resistance aerodynamic performance. and exceptional aerodynamics. Details and specifications may differ from pictures shown Advanced Safety Features Engineered for safety and absolute peace of mind With ABS Without ABS Braking point G N I BRAK Without VSC With VSC SRS AIRBAGS ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS) VEHICLE STABILITY CONTROL (VSC) REVERSE CAMERA CRASH SAFETY BODY FRONT & REAR DISC BRAKES ALL-ROUND PROTECTION STAY IN CONTROL KEEP ON TRACK HEIGHTEN AWARENESS UNRIVALLED PROTECTION RELIABLE STOPPING POWER Upon collision, the SRS airbags ABS helps to prevent the wheels from The system integrates Electric Power A moving grid-line camera integrated The high integrity cabin with front and Front and rear disc brakes provide deploy in milliseconds to minimise locking up when braking on slippery Steering (EPS) with the braking and into the rear of the vehicle helps rear crumple zones help absorb reliable stopping power. impact. roads, or during sudden braking, driving force controls of VSC, ABS ensure smooth reversing when impact in the event of a collision. while the EBD optimises the and TRC (Traction Control), for parking at a 90-degree angle or The safety body structure also helps distribution of braking force in various excellent control and driving stability. when parallel parking. reduce injury to pedestrians. Details and specifications may differ from pictures shown driving conditions. Exclusive Shades Specifications DIMENSIONS Overall Length (mm) 4540 Overall Width (mm) 1760 Overall Height (mm) 1470 Wheelbase (mm) 2700 Minimum Turning Radius (Tire) (m) 5.1 Minimum Running Ground Clearance (mm) 123 ENGINE Engine Code 2ZR-FXE [Atkinson Cycle Engine] In-Line 4 Cylinders, 16 Valve DOHC, Engine Type Chain Drive (with VVT-i) Fuel System Sequential Multiport Fuel Injection (SFI) Displacement (cc) 1798 Maximum Output (kW@rpm) 72/5200 Attitude Black Mica Dark Blue Mica Metallic Gray Metallic Maximum Torque (Nm@rpm) 142/3600 PERFORMANCE Transmission Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) Steering Electric Power Steering (EPS) Suspension (Front/Rear) MacPherson Strut/Double Wishbone Brakes (Front/Rear) 15" Ventilated Disc/Solid Disc Tires and Wheels 195/65R15 Alloys Fuel Tank 43L ELECTRIC MOTOR & BATTERY Motor Max Output (kW) 53 Max. Torque (Nm) 163 Battery Type Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery EXTERIOR Headlamps LED Daytime Running Lamps O Front Fog Lamps O Emotional Red Super White White Pearl Rear Fog Lamps O Wheels 15" Alloys with Wheel Caps Outside Rear View Mirrors Auto-retractable Intermittent Wipers O Outside Door Handles Body Colour INTERIOR Air Conditioner Dual Zone Auto A/C with Humidity Sensor Multi Information Display O Startup System Push Start Smart Entry System O Cruise Control O Audio System JBL 7" Touch Screen with Bluetooth and USB Power Windows O Power Door Locks O Inside Door Handles Chrome Sun Visors D+P/with Mirror Silver Metallic Drive Mode Switch O EV Drive Mode O Seat Material Mid Fabric with Stitch Driver Seat Manual 4 Way Lumbar Support Powered (Driver only) Front Passenger Seat Manual 4 Way Steering Wheel 3 Spoke Urethane with Steering Switch Control Speakers 6 Speakers Cup Holders O SAFETY Seat Belts (Front/Rear) ELR with Pretensioner and Force Limiter Child Isox O 1470mm Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) O GOA Body O Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) O SRS Airbags Dual + Side + Curtain Immobilizer With Alarm 2700mm 1530mm 1540mm Indus Motor Company reserves the right to alter any details of O= Available specifications and equipment without notice. X= Not Available Actual colours may vary from illustration 4540mm 1760mm 1760mm Vehicles shown and specifications mentioned herein may vary from models and equipment available. CONTACT INFORMATION Indus Motor Company Limited Plot No. N.W.Z./1/P-1, Port Qasim Authority, Karachi, Pakistan. Phone: +92-21-34721100 UAN: +92-21-111-86-96-82 (+92-21-111-TOYOTA) CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE CENTRE Toll Free: 0800-11123 Email: [email protected] / ToyotaPakistanOfficial.
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