The concept looks like a fish out water and features many styling tweaks to increase its aerodynamics as well as fuel efficiency.
Toyota unveiled the Prius Sport Concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon.
The concept looks like a fish out the water and features many styling tweaks to increase its aerodynamics as well as fuel efficiency. The modifications include new bumpers and side skirts, LED daytime running lamps, dual exhaust systems, and 18-inch alloy wheels with high performance tires.
The car’s interior features include a revised steering wheel and RECARO sport seats as well as aluminum pedals, aluminum pedals and black piano trim.
The standard Prius has a 1.8-liter four cylinder engine that produces power with 73 kW (99 PS), and 142 Nm torque.
The engine remains the same, but Toyota made minor adjustments to improve the car’s dynamics. They added chassis reinforcements and a high-performance ADVICS braking system.