What does actually the Hybrid badge mean on vehicles by Toyota?
Each of the vehicles with this label has a fuel-efficient petrol engine that, while engaged, recharges a battery which is an integral part of the car. At low speeds, the battery is used to drive the car silently, using an electric motor. When there is a need for greater power (for example sudden acceleration or high speed), a petrol engine is activated. All components of these vehicles, such as CVT gearboxes and reversible battery charging systems, as well as aerodynamics are designed to help fuel economy and low emission levels of harmful gases.
Toyota is a pioneer in the field of hybrid vehicles, ie vehicles that combine conventional internal combustion engines and electric motors with associated batteries. This is evidenced by the fact that one million hybrid vehicles were sold by this brand by 2007 and 5 million by 2013. Apart from the Hybrid badge, and depending on the specific implementation, there are two other badges in use:
THS - Toyota Hybrid System
HSD - Hybrid Sinergy Drive
List of cars using this badge
acceleration
9.7
seconds
consumption
3.2
l/100km
produced from 2022. to -
acceleration
11.2
seconds
consumption
3.5
l/100km
produced from 2015. to -
acceleration
10.9
seconds
consumption
3.6
l/100km
produced from 2015. to -
acceleration
10.0
seconds
consumption
5.9
l/100km
produced from 2013. to 2015.
acceleration
10.0
seconds
consumption
6.1
l/100km
produced from 2013. to 2015.
acceleration
10.0
seconds
consumption
6.6
l/100km
produced from 2010. to 2013.
acceleration
11.0
seconds
consumption
3.8
l/100km
produced from 2016. to -
acceleration
8.3
seconds
consumption
4.5
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
11.0
seconds
consumption
3.3
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
11.1
seconds
consumption
3.3
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
10.9
seconds
consumption
3.3
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
8.1
seconds
consumption
3.7
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
7.9
seconds
consumption
3.8
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
10.8
seconds
consumption
3.7
l/100km
produced from 2019. to -
acceleration
11.1
seconds
consumption
1.0
l/100km
produced from 2019. to -
acceleration
10.6
seconds
consumption
3.0
l/100km
produced from 2015. to 2019.
acceleration
10.4
seconds
consumption
4.0
l/100km
produced from 2011. to 2015.
acceleration
11.3
seconds
consumption
4.1
l/100km
produced from 2011. to 2015.
acceleration
10.4
seconds
consumption
4.0
l/100km
produced from 2009. to 2011.
acceleration
10.9
seconds
consumption
4.3
l/100km
produced from 2006. to 2009.
acceleration
10.9
seconds
consumption
4.3
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2006.
acceleration
13.4
seconds
consumption
5.1
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2004.
acceleration
8.4
seconds
consumption
4.5
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
8.1
seconds
consumption
4.6
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
6.2
seconds
consumption
1.2
l/100km
produced from 2018. to -
acceleration
8.3
seconds
consumption
5.0
l/100km
produced from 2016. to 2018.
acceleration
9.7
seconds
consumption
2.8
l/100km
produced from 2020. to -
acceleration
11.8
seconds
consumption
3.3
l/100km
produced from 2017. to 2020.
acceleration
11.7
seconds
consumption
4.8
l/100km
produced from 2014. to 2017.
acceleration
11.2
seconds
consumption
4.4
l/100km
produced from 2020. to -
acceleration
11.8
seconds
consumption
4.7
l/100km
produced from 2020. to -