2024 Toyota Prius XLE AWD: Hybrid Perfection or Overhyped?

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In this episode, we’re diving into a vehicle that’s breaking barriers and setting new standards for hybrids everywhere – the 2024 Toyota Prius XLE AWD.

Efficiency Meets Elegance

They said a hybrid couldn’t be stylish, but the 2024 Prius XLE AWD is here to prove them wrong. Join us as we explore how this vehicle combines stellar fuel efficiency with a design that’s turning heads. From its sleek lines to its modern accents, the Prius is no longer just about being efficient – it’s about making a statement.

What’s Inside:

- A detailed look at the redesigned exterior and what makes it stand out
- An in-depth review of the advanced hybrid system and its performance
- A tour of the cutting-edge interior features that blend luxury with technology
- Real-world driving impressions and fuel economy tests

Discover how the 2024 Prius XLE AWD is pushing the boundaries of what it means to be an efficient vehicle.

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I've had mine two days and I love it. As my first mechanic taught me "A vehicle is a tool" I have a 97 F350, 85 Alfa Romeo Spider and a 76 BMW R90/6. They all have their purpose. The Prius is the go to for everyday driving. Fuel economy is outstanding and the ride is very good.

Todd-wi

I have a 2024 Prius awd. I can go close to 60 miles a gallon on the freeway.

ryanm

I’ve heard people complain about the speedo being offset to the right in the previous gen Prius. To me it’s perfect. I hate having to adjust my steering wheel to see the gauges. My wife has a ‘21 Prime because she was commuting to Colorado from Dallas 3 times a month. It’s a goofy ass looking car, but, man, it’s really good at doing what it’s supposed to do. We’ll never not have a Prius in the stable.

johntyson

Great and fun to watch video, Brian. We love our 2024 Prius Limited and average 45-46 MPG so I must have a heavier foot too. Limited I think is a bit heavier. Really wanted to get the memory driver's seat (first time Prius offers this in its history, otherwise the XLE would have been fine. 20 yrs ago, we bought new the 2004 Toyota Prius which was the newly designed 2nd generation. Loved that little car, but suspension/power was a bit to be desired.:) Thanks.

DanMcManimon

Several years ago I was helping a Sr Citizen and drove his brand new Prius to an appointment. I was surprised, its well built and drove well. That was a previous model . I am sure this drives well and would not hesitate to buy it as a daily commuter or even for a long rd trip as its go great MPG.

moksha

Brian understates fuel efficiency. Normal driving on my 2024 XLE FWD yields a minimum of 48 mpg for short 4-5 mile drives, and always over 55 mpg for > 7 mile drives. Getting over 60 mpg is common for longer drives!

wifi-YT

I really like what they did with the new Prius, but I am still deciding whether to purchase it, considering how well the 2025 Camry compares and even exceeds with space and power. What are your recommendations? Prius XLE or Camry XLE? I want the style, function, comfort, and fuel efficiency.

domrican

For me, simply lowering steering wheel allows a full unobstructed view of instrument cluster info. And that lower position feels perfect to me in terms of arm position for steering vehicle. So test it out for yourself; don’t assume there’s a real problem at all.
Also, if you’ve driven prior generations of Prius, you’ll find this Prius to be incredibly powerful by comparison. No one needs to accelerate faster than the zero-60 in 7.1 seconds this Prius does.

wifi-YT