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Corolla CRoss
Corolla Hatchback
2026 · 2027
Crown
Crown Signia
Gr Corolla
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Gr86
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Highlander
Land CRuiser
2026 · 2027
Prius
2026 · 2027
Prius Plug In Hybrid
2026 · 2027
RAV4
RAV4 Hybride Branchable
Sequoia
Sienna
Tacoma
Tundra
bZ
bZ Woodland
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Electrified lineup
Toyota has been selling electrified vehicles since 1997. Today nearly every model offers a version — the question is which one suits you.
The right question is not "which technology is best" but "how many kilometres do I drive on a normal day, and where do I park at night". The answer usually fits in one sentence, and it points to exactly one of the three choices below.
Hybrid electric
Nothing to plug in, nothing to plan. You fill up like before — just less often.
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Plug-in hybrid
Enough electric range for ordinary days, a gas engine for everything else. No compromise required.
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Fully electric
A tank of electricity costs a fraction of a tank of fuel, and fills up while you sleep.
Learn moreThe three technologies, compared on what actually matters day to day.
| Hybrid electric | Plug-in hybrid | Fully electric | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plugging in required? | Never | Ideally every night | Always |
| Electric range | A few hundred metres, in town | 50 to 70 km depending on model | 350 to 600 km depending on model |
| Gasoline | Yes | Yes, as backup | Never |
| Quebec winter | No constraints: nothing changes | Reduced electric range, the engine takes over | 20 to 30% less range in deep cold |
| Government rebates | Not eligible | Eligible on some models | Eligible |
Tell us how many kilometres you drive a day and whether you can plug in at home. In two minutes we will tell you which of the three makes sense — and which does not.
Talk to an advisorTell us how many kilometres you drive a day and whether you can plug in at home. In two minutes we will tell you which of the three makes sense — and which does not.