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The third-generation of the world’s first seven-passenger gasoline-electric hybrid SUV, the Toyota Highlander Hybrid, just made its debut at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, coming with added standard features and new technologies at value pricing.
Sophisticated and dynamic, the new Highlander Hybrid features a progressive silhouette, with flush-mounted roof rails for improved aerodynamics and sculpted side-door panels. Its body also grew about 3 inches in length and half of an inch in width.
Inside there is enough room for seven passengers and numerous standard comfort, convenience and technology features, such as a newly designed 4.2-inch color LCD multi-information display, perforated leather seats, leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, second-row captain’s chairs, Enttune Premium JBL Audio with Navigation and more.
Power comes from a 3.5-liter V6 gasoline engine paired with an electric motor and all Hybrid models will be equipped with electronic on-demand all-wheel-drive with intelligence (AWD-i).
Pricing starts at $47,300 for the Hybrid Limited version ($930 more from the 2013 model) and ends at $49,790 for the Hybrid Limited Platinum model.
Inside there is enough room for seven passengers and numerous standard comfort, convenience and technology features, such as a newly designed 4.2-inch color LCD multi-information display, perforated leather seats, leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, second-row captain’s chairs, Enttune Premium JBL Audio with Navigation and more.
Power comes from a 3.5-liter V6 gasoline engine paired with an electric motor and all Hybrid models will be equipped with electronic on-demand all-wheel-drive with intelligence (AWD-i).
Pricing starts at $47,300 for the Hybrid Limited version ($930 more from the 2013 model) and ends at $49,790 for the Hybrid Limited Platinum model.
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