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Toyota Prius SUV rumored in the pipeline

Toyota Prius SUV rumored in the pipeline

Posted on June 23, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Toyota and Mazda’s collaboration may result in a Prius SUV option, at least if rumors prove to be true. Word has it the Prius SUV will (probably) end up being a version of the C-HR concept that goes into production, which means it will have more of a crossover look to it — though, of course, the design could be changed from what we saw at last year’s Paris Motor Show. Sources say Toyota is considering Mazda’s 1.5 liter SkyActiv diesel engine for the offering.
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