WOW! This is HOW the Toyota hybrid system works!

In this video, I review just how amazing the toyota hybrid system really is.

I go over the 4 different versions of hybrid power train systems that exist for the Toyota line up.

Watch this video if you want an easy to follow explanation of how the toyota hybrid system works!

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[davidp.]

I’ve owned 2 Toyota hybrids, incredibly efficient and reliable. Thanks for posting this !

[Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Hybrid is the Future. More Robust and not simply relying entirely on any one system.

Best of Both Worlds!

[clairehuo]

Awesome video! I’m currently waiting for my new hybrid Lexus NX350h which uses the same engine as Rav4. You helped me understanding how these systems work. Very informative, thank you!

[GLC-]

"I've never had to change out a Toyota hybrid battery" --Gen 2 Prius: "Hold Muh Beer!"

[Vic_o_]

Wow I found this video so informative about how the hybrid works. Now I have a better understanding. Thanks!

[dgcin]

Hi Marcello. Can you please update if Toyota has extended the warranty on their defective rear high voltage cable that costs $6000 to repair. #cablegate

[reaality]

The Toyota RAV4 trim that is the most bang-4-the-buck for me is the XLE Hybrid AWD.

[kevinsargent]

Great, simple explanation of the engineering marvel of Toyota Hybrid technology. 🙂

I have been driving Toyota hybrid for over 16 years now, over 2 Priuses (Prii?) and logged almost 600k KM, and the technology is solid as a rock. My 2006 did eventually have a hybrid battery failure (I was one of the rare unlucky ones), however I had almost 300k KM at the time, and had it rebuilt and got another 120k out of the car before letting it go at ~400k and 10 years old… even with the battery failure, it certainly paid for itself in fuel savings over that time. 🙂.

If the battery is going to fail (which is less likely all the time with advancing tech) it will be a high mileage; extremely unlikely to happen during the warranty period… which is now 10 years and 240k KM, so no worries on that for most people. 😉. As a side note, when the battery did fail on me and I got the dreaded “triangle of death”, I could still drive the car (for a short distance), so it didn’t strand me! Great engineering all around.

My 2014 Plug In (a rare animal) continues to go strong! Waiting now for the new redesigned 2023 Prius Prime. 🙂. Can’t wait for the official details on that one!

[tonylwright]

The Corolla Cross Hybrid costs $5k more than the standard version. According to my calculations with gas at around $3/gal. or slightly higher it would take nearly 20 years to recoup that money in fuel economy over buying the standard ICE version. The vehicle would have driven over 200k miles by then. So it's my opinion that Hybrids really aren't worth the fuel savings at all unless you're planning on keeping it 20+ years.

[JoeSmith-nwli]

Very succinct, very clear explanation. Thanks! I picked up my RAV4 XLE HYBRID this past weekend. I must mention the full time all wheel drive and battery weight make the car seem much more stable on the road when compared to the non-hybrid RAV4.

[TCSC]

We have an 8 yr old Toyota Yaris self charge hybrid. We get about 60mpg around town because of the KERS. Normally from a traditional petrol only car I would expect 30mpg around town, but maybe 60 mpg on the motorway travelling at constant speed.
So that is what the Yaris Hybrid does for you.

[dave]

I have a 2023 Venza and average about 43 mpg, really amazing with plenty of power.

[cecleung]

Great video. I just bought a 2023 Hybrid Rav4 SE.

[christineporraz]

Thank you for this information i am thinking if getting a rav 4 hybrid and you answered my questions on this video that i was questioning about charging the car . Thank you again

[TropicalJetPlane]

Very informative video, guess we will be ordering one for 2024!

[raymondpiovesan]

Thank you for now pronouncing Toyoda correctly

[maneephanstange]

Thank you for more understanding about Hybrids 🤙

[Gumshoe]

Thanks for the layman’s version; we are becoming a Toyota fam with daughters 22 Rav, my 23 Taco and getting wife a Highlander soon. i’ve been looking into the hybrid and it appears that she would benefit from getting one in the Highlander and considering the warranty of 150 K it sounds like a no-brainer.

[JWM]

Great video!
I like the acceleration feel of gas.
Where as hybrid is continous.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I have xle on order but considering changing to xle hybrid.

[AlexMarre]

Great video . Thanks for the great explanation .