#toyota corolla hybrid

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Are you interested in buying a hybrid car? Do you want a sedan with renowned reliability? The Toyota Corolla has been a popular car choice for many for years, and with the availability of a hybrid version of the sedan, it's great for those who want to enjoy a Corolla and a hybrid vehicle.

In this blog, you can explore features for the 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid, where we check out performance features and efficiency, as well as the sophisticated technology that this sedan offers. You can travel securely in your Corolla Hybrid with Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 equipped in your car that incorporates cutting-edge features such as a Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection.

Do you want to see what makes the 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid a great hybrid sedan option for you by going for a test drive? Stop into our Toyota dealership today!

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Not only does the Toyota Corolla Hybrid sport an efficient and fun performance, but the design of this hybrid sedan also stuns. You can find out exterior features and interior features in this blog that make the Corolla Hybrid stand out, like the LED headlights and two front USB-C ports and two rear USB-C ports.

There are also many conveniences and safety technologies ranging from Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control to the eight-inch touchscreen.

Learn more about the 2024 Corolla Hybrid and its modern design here, and visit to see the Corolla Hybrid in person today!

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Toyota 5. Nesil Hibrit Yeni Corolla’yı Satışa Sundu

Yeni Corolla’nın hibrit versiyonunda Toyota’nın kendi kendini şarj eden 5. nesil tam hibrit teknolojisi yer alıyor.

Yeni Corolla’nın hibrit versiyonunda Toyota’nın kendi kendini şarj eden 5. nesil tam hibrit teknolojisi yer alıyor. Yeni lityum iyon bataryası ile daha güçlü ve verimli hale gelen, elektrik motoru ve benzinli motoru kombine eden yeni nesil hibrit 1.8 litrelik sistemin gücü yüzde 15 artırılarak 140 HP olurken 185 Nm tork üretiyor. Corolla Hybrid’in 0-100 km/s hızlanması 1.7 saniye iyileştirilerek…

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The all-new 2022 Toyota Corolla Hybrid is finally here and it’s better than ever! This sleek and stylish sedan has everything you need and more, including a fuel-efficient hybrid engine that will help you save money at the pump. Whether you’re looking for a dependable daily driver or a spacious and comfortable family car, this Toyota hybrid is sure to fit the bill. Keep reading to learn more about what this amazing vehicle has to offer!

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So, uh... this post was answering an ask, but then the saving glitched or something and now the post is in the drafts but it no longer has the ask in it, but the ask isn't in the inbox either. So I don't know if it vanished completely or if it will appear in this post upon posting. And perhaps more importantly, I don't know if the asker will get a notification when I hit post. I guess this is a good moment to ask you all to please avoid asking questions anonymously if possible, so I can reach out if need be (especially considering the months I tend to take to answer, har har).

Well, great, my quest to write a brief post is off to a great start. Oh, I know!

*ominous clattering sounds*

So, ever seen Speed? The movie, not the phenomenon. I haven't, but from what I heard, it's a movie where a bus driver finds out there's a bomb that will go off if they go slower than 50mph. I've gotta see it just to find out what prompted that, did a passenger get frustrated with how slow it- see?!?! I'm doing this again! But no more, thanks to this nifty device I've fitted, that will blow up if this post's word count reaches 2000 words. Yes, that's a pretty high bar, but you know, we tryna stay alive, like Wyclef Jean said. Wait, no, I don't think he ever actually says the song's title in the lyrics. But surely he mentioned its title at some point, right? I'm doing it again aren't I. What was the question anyway?

Do I- Okay, let's not repeat the "do I have thoughts on that" line. Last time it didn't end well.

But yeah, of course! I wrote about the Corolla previously, and who could forget the first mass production hybrid car?

Well, most of the people who drove one, probably - and likely even some that are currently involved in driving one. And, as I went over, I think that's to Toyota's credit.

Now, in my post about hybrid powertrains (definitely a recommended read to anyone who's giving a shit right now) I forewent one of the few important distinction between an F1 car's KERS system and my mom's Toyota - since the former can never run purely on electric power it's a mild hybrid, whereas Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive (HSD for friends) is a full hybrid system since it can. So essentially the reason her Toyota is not like an F1 Ferrari is that it's more capable. (And also it burns down less.) So the car could be using only the electric engine, or only the combustion engine, or both, or energy could be getting generated through regen braking or even by the engine(???) and I'm not even sure that's it. There's even a little animation you can toggle that shows you what the drivetrain is doing and what energy is going where. And I always thought that was a bit of a test-drive-only gimmick, not realizing that in my reaction lay proof of the system's brilliance: you don't ever really notice nor care what it's doing! Thanks to the smoothness of a very clever CVT made of planetary gears that I vaguely assume I understand, you barely ever feel any of those goings on. Aside from shifting into B when you need engine braking -even that a very smooth affair- all you ever experience is the variation in noise from the silence of EV mode to, should you ever be so unlucky as to encounter a road that points up...

(credit to @ggrtl1)

The HSD system now being in most of Toyota's range makes it easy to forget how it was a Prius exclusive for the longest time, and how starkly the Prius stood out when that was the case. But if we look back with that in mind, the Prius being an environmentally conscious choice that doesn't actually require you to have a clue about shit, and a car that almost actively dodges your attention, it's clear how it immediately became extremely popular… almost as much as it was maligned.

Car enthusiasts, as I already went over (oh sorry, I'd already linked this one), hated the Prius with unfathomable passion. I grew up in car meme circles and counting the jokes at the Prius' expense was akin to counting your breaths. To this day you can probably spot peeling "Prius repellent" stickers atop the exhaust pipes of the most insulting trucks of the Walmart lot. And really, I think there's more to why than what I talked about. For one, the Prius's architecture and marketing attracted and created drivers without much eagerness to get out of their own way, and by extension the cars behind them's. But really, people hated on Audi drivers tailgating and BMW drivers being seemingly unaware of the turn signal stalk's presence, and that never translated into cheering at pictures of M3s and RS4s engulfed in flames. There also was the idea of the Prius driver as someone eager to rub their environmental consciousness in your face - and I believe that gets closer to the point, but again, however much you can hate a driver, that doesn't really translate into hating the car with such memetic reliability that a key mechanic in my favorite gaming series ever involves finding pink Priuses and blowing them up.

It's something about the car itself. Or rather, what it represented.

I believe the Prius was the vegan of cars.

It was never just about what it did or how, but about how its existence implied that our way of life (in our case our acoustically, socially and environmentally obnoxious gas guzzlers) was bad, was wrong. It was an attack on how we rolled. And so we attacked back: "No, fuck YOU. You're nerdy, and uncool, and boring, and ugly. Go die." And really, it's interesting how those were the angles the Prius was attacked by - even though it was clearly never concerned with being cool or exciting to drive and, if I do say so myself, the Prius never looked that bad in the years when that hate developed.

I mean, even this interior is neat if you ask me!

Really, I think the reason those angles were chosen goes beyond the car. Nerdy, uncool, boring, ugly. What image does that conjure up?

Exactly.

And just like that emoji, those are comebacks you huck at someone who's getting in the way of your good time. But how did someone else's car get in the way of our good time? Simple: by highlighting the problems with our good time. Again, the vegan of cars. And just like them, this opposite faction was also seen as a threat. If this view wins, we feared, our vehicles for The Good Time will get banned or canceled or neutered beyond recognition. We were arguably living through the start of such events and they did get worse with time.

But still, our approach was misguided, handling serious environmental issues with the same maturity of children being reminded of their homework by their parents. The solution was not to try and boo the issue away, as though a relative handful of enthusiasts could drown out environmentalism, but to recognize that our smaller number and the masses' different priorities could have been assets: get out of this tunnel vision whereby everyone needs to have what you like and let others have a Prius; hell, encourage others to get a Prius, because the more people buy fuel efficient cars on their own accord, the less governments will feel the need to force them to do so with bans! Because bans? They SUCK. Not being able to use your car or go some place no matter how much you're willing to pay and how many hoops you're willing to jump through SUCKS. And it's unfair to everyone: the greener choice should be the better choice, because if not you're short changing people, and that betterness should be communicated well to the people, so they know they're not getting short changed. At which point you wouldn't need a ban anyway because the only people who wouldn't pick the greener thing of their own accord are us, the handful of weirdos who'll gladly stick with something worse for The Experience™, whose impact will be too small to be worth restricting everyone's freedom over.

We were too few to matter, but instead of using that as the asset it was we fought against that idea. And that's understandable: we all like for our opinion to be popular, we all like to push people to be more like us because we like the idea that it's a good thing to be the way we are. So it's tough to embrace the idea that the fewer people like us there are the better. And perhaps we were too proud to admit that our passion really is problematic at scale and thus have that conversation altogether. Or we just didn't feel like dealing with that problem. Again, kids not wanting to do homework.

But now that half of all Toyotas sold (in the U.S. at least, but that's always been the cultural trends dictator anyway) are hybrids, funnily enough, it all seems okay. I mean, whose vitriol is being spent on the Corolla Hybrid? And it's not because the Corolla name did get slapped onto enough different cars that eventually it landed onto something with some enthusiast cred...

...because that never made enthusiasts hold the "normal" Corolla in any higher regard than 'boringly sensible, nondescript transportation only ever interesting as a way to justify any unwise sportscar purchase of a similar buy-in price' ("Can you believe I got this V10 twin turbo Audi RS6 for the price of a new Corolla?", usually said a month before the first night spent under a bridge). And even if it did, it would be all the more reason to curse the HSD powertrain for "ruining" it, or whatever. People don't hate on the RAV4 Hybrid, the Sienna Hybrid, the whatever Hybrid nowadays. (Or maybe they are and I'm just hanging around more mature people now, but I do feel like a cultural shift has gone on.)

Is it because hate struggles to spread itself too thin, especially across vehicles whose hybridness isn't their whole personality as the Prius's was? Maybe, but I doubt it looking at all the positive sentiment around the fifth gen Prius, surprising a glowup as it may have been.

(Y'ain't really fuck with me way back then girl

how 'bout now)

It could also be that a threat is often worse than the event itself, because focusing on a threat makes it feel like an all-encompassing hypothetical that must be avoided at all costs or how will we manage, but when we live through it it's just one of the many things going on in our lives, and we find out we manage just fine. Many cars we barely cared about to begin with are hybrid now, so what. Those seeking to avoid hybrid powertrains just... do that. Some cars are canceled, so we buy used or look elsewhere. That Prius was not a harbinger of doom, just a precursor of a trend that it didn't cause, and didn't really kill us all. But maybe it's the move that we're currently fearing will kill us all, electrification, that has not just shifted attention away from hybrids, but framed them more positively by comparison. But perhaps there's an even bigger, show-stealing enemy, doing what we feared hybrids would do and what we're fearing electrification will do: SUVification. Sure, people raged at things like the Honda NSX becoming a hybrid or the Mazda MX-5 announcing electrification, but travesties like the new "Capri" really make that rage look silly, as if we lost the focus of what was really vital, like i did with the word count oh no

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2024 Toyota Corolla Cross

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5 Reasons to Love the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid

An extremely fuel-efficient powertrain, a sporty exterior, and lots of cargo space are just the basics of what the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid offers for an affordable price. The reliable subcompact SUV is fully equipped and ready to serve as your daily driver, here in El Paso.

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TOYOTA Corolla Hybrid

先日の栃木旅行では茨城空港からレンタカーを利用することにしたのですが、航空券を取ってから知ったのは茨城空港にあるレンタカー会社はトヨタレンタカーだけだったということです。最初に楽天トラベルなどでレンタカーを探してみても全然見つからないのでどういうことかと思って調べるとそういうことだった、というわけです。 トヨタレンタカーは今まで一度も使ったことがなく、こういうことでもなければ使わなかったかもしれないので��が、特に避けていたというわけではないので、普段乗らないトヨタ車に乗ってみるのもいいだろうと思って利用してみることにしました。大人4人で乗るのでいつもより若干大きめにしておいたほうがいいだろうということでC3クラス、だいたい1.8Lくらいの小型車にして、プリウスでも当たればいいだろうと思っていましたが、実際に割り当てられたのはカローラハイブリッドでした。まあ中身はほとんどプリウスと同じです…

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Toyota Corolla Cross 1.8 GR Sport

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Swift को पीछे करने आ गई Toyota की यह Toyota Corolla Cross Car Suv,फीचर्स के मामले मे सब को पीछे छोड़ देगी

Toyota Corolla Cross Car Suv, जो हाल ही में लॉन्च हुआ है, Fortuner जैसे SUVs को कड़ी चुनौती दे सकता है। इस कार की विशेषताओं और माइलेज ने इसे अलग बना दिया है और भारतीय ऑटोमोबाइल बाजार में खरीदने वालों के लिए एक बेहतरीन कार बन गई है। शानदार फीचर्स और उच्च माइलेज का दावा करने वाली यह कार फोर-व्हीलर सेगमेंट में बहुत से लोगों को लुभाने वाली है। आज के लेख में इस कार के बारे में अधिक जानें।   Toyota…

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2024 Toyota Corolla Cross XSE Hybrid

Need a reliable crossover for a reasonable price, and want hybrid efficiency and AWD? Look no further than Toyota's new Corolla Cross!

Crossover touts reliability, fuel efficiency (38 mpg tested) with hybrid … Smart marketing in the auto world begins by nurturing the image and reputation of key models to ensure they survive and thrive, thereby delivering a steady stream of profits. Perfect example, Toyota’s Corolla, which has been a stalwart entry-level sedan for Toyota since I was first buying cars. That’s been awhile. When…

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"Apparue en novembre 1966, elle est connue aujourd’hui comme étant le véhicule le plus vendu de tous les temps dans le monde devant le Ford F-150."

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Toyota Hibrit Teknolojisini Avrupa'ya Taşıyor

Toyota, daha yüksek performans ve daha yüksek yakıt verimliliği sunan son jenerasyon hibrit sistemini Avrupa tesislerinde üretmek için hazırlıklar yapıyor.

Toyota, daha yüksek performans ve daha yüksek yakıt verimliliği sunan son jenerasyon hibrit sistemini Avrupa tesislerinde üretmek için hazırlıklar yapıyor. Bu plan kapsamında 2023 model yılına ait Corolla’da kullanılmak üzere 5. jenerasyon hibrit teknolojisi Avrupa’da da üretilecek. Yeni hibrit sistemi, Toyota’nın Polonya ve İngiltere fabrikalarında üretilerek, Türkiye’de ve İngiltere’de banttan…

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Corolla Cross GR Sport Hybrid resmi diluncurkan di #IIMS2023. Tipe ini menjadi tipe teratas, serta merupakan mobil GR Sport hybrid pertama di Indonesia. Mulai dari fitur, tipe ini sudah dilengkapi Toyota Safety Sense. Untuk pernak-pernik berbau GR, sudah dapat dilihat dari bumper depan, pelek, emblem, atap two tone, tombol start/stop GR, jok kulit emboss GR, dan plafon hitam. Tidak cuma kosmetik, Corolla Cross GR Sport juga dimanjakan dengan EPS dan suspensi yang dituning ulang, serta bracing tambahan di sasis. Ada fitur baru juga yang hadir di tipe Hybrid biasa, yang juga tersedia di tipe GR Sport Hybrid. Yaitu blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, wireless charger, air purifier, DVR (dashcam), Android Auto, serta kamera 360 derajat. #toyota #corollacross #toyotacorollacross #crossover #suv #corolla #toyotacorolla #toyotagazooracing #toyotagr #toyotagrsport #grsport #toyotaid #toyotaastra #toyotaindonesia #tnga #hybrid 👉𝘐𝘯𝘧𝘰 𝘗𝘳𝘰𝘮𝘰 𝘏𝘶𝘣 : EDDIE TOYOTA . 📲 088211803955 *Member Of Astra* PT Astra International Tbk TSO - Auto2000 Sudirman Menara Astra Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav 5 Jakarta Pusat (di Auto2000 Toyota Jakarta) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co1kI9bJ6Uv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Your ideal driving experience doesn’t need to come at a massive expense. You’ll find everything that you’re looking for in your drive at a reasonable price when you choose the 2022 Toyota Corolla Hatchback as your next vehicle. We’ve gathered together some of the favorite features drivers love most about the Corolla Hatchback to give you an idea of what this impressive vehicle can do – check them out below!