Toyota Prius Pricing Starts at $22,450

Pricing for the 2018-2019 Toyota Prius lineup starts at $22,450 for the 2019 model year, and $24,395 for the 2018 model year.

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August 8, 2018

Toyota Prius Pricing Starts at $22,450 — Pricing for the Prius Three Liftback starts at $27,673.
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Pricing for the 2018-2019 Toyota Prius lineup starts at $22,450 for the 2019 model year, and $24,395 for the 2018 model year.

The Prius C L (One) gasoline-electric hybrid hatchback is offered at the aforementioned starting price of $22,450 for the MY-2019. Also available for MY-2019 is the Toyota Prius C LE (Three), which is available for $23,875, according to Toyota.

For the MY-2018, Toyota Prius pricing starts at $24,395 for the Prius One Liftback; $25,605 for the Prius Two Liftback; $26,085 for the Prius Two Eco Liftback; $27,655 for the Prius Three Liftback; $29,035 for the Prius Three Touring Liftback; $30,605 for the Prius Four Liftback; and $31,485 for the Prius Four Touring Liftback.

Meanwhile, all Prius Prime plug-in hybrid models are available for the MY-2018 lineup, and have a starting price of $28,220 for the Prius Prime Plus. This is followed by the Prius Prime Premium at $29,920, and the Prius Prime Advanced at $34,220, according to a release from Toyota.

Pricing includes a delivery, processing, and handling fee of $920.

Topics:2018-MY Gasoline-Electric Hybrids 2019-MY Toyota Prius Pricing Operations Green Fleet

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