Toyota is getting ready to greet visitors at the 2016 Paris Auto Show in October with a couple of European debuts.
Among them is the world premiere of the new Prius Plug-in Hybrid. The car is built on a new Global Architecture (TNGA) platform and achieves exceptional efficiency thanks to its new plug-in hybrid powertrain.
The Toyota FCV PLUS will also be appearing in Europe for the first time, a concept vehicle in which Toyota examines how future hydrogen cars can make a positive contribution to society.
A large section of the Toyota stand at the Motor Show will be dedicated to a full display of the new Toyota C-HR. The compact crossover will be making its public debut in final production form, following the reveal of the exterior design at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show earlier this year. The crossover is expected to become a best-seller in Europe, where Toyota plans to sell between 50,000 and 100,000 units in the European market.
Toyota will also be celebrating the launch of Toyota Gazoo Racing at the Paris Motor Show, the body which has brought all Toyota motorsports activities under one umbrella, with the aim of making motorsports central to the company’s mission to build ever-better cars.
