Toyota iQ EV 2013

It will be the first electric car that Toyota marketed in Europe and decided to start at the bottom. The Toyota iQ EV is chosen to make a new date in the history of Toyota. The utility has been thoroughly revised to accommodate its new electric motor, which is the result of a development that has lasted over forty years and has gone in parallel with the development of other alternative powertrains.

Toyota EV is really compact, measuring 3120 mm, 135 mm longer than the standard iQ, although it is the same width and height (1,680 mm and 1,505 mm), also sharing the same battle of two meters. Its turning radius is just 4.1 meters. The body is based on the Toyota FT-EV III Concept presented at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2011.

Honda Pilot 2012

The Honda Pilot 2012, which made ​​its debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January 2009, continued to improve details that make it more comfortable and intuitive than some competing models.

 The 2012 Honda Pilot is available in three versions - LX, EX / EX-L and Touring-equipped with the same 3.5-liter V6 engine that develops 250 horsepower and carries up to eight passengers.

Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid 2013

The Plug-in is designed by Toyota to have a power handling capability that allows you to travel up to 62 mph using only electric power. The Plug-in can travel up to 11 miles while in EV mode. You can also quickly recharged in three hours using a standard 120V AC plug. If you run out of electric charge, the vehicle switches to hybrid mode perfectly, and still gives you a great mileage.

To charge this Prius Plug-in Hybrid, just plug into any wall outlet or standard household outlet with a dedicated 15 amp circuit. This produces a full charge in just three hours. If you install a dedicated outlet Electric Supply Vehicle (EVSE) 240V outlet, vehicle load only takes 1.5 hours. If you run out of electric charge while driving, do not worry, the vehicle automatically switches to hybrid mode and runs on gasoline until you have a chance to recharge.