With fantastic styling and distinct perks to buying either model, choosing between the Prius hybrid and Prius Prime is tough. We’re here to help.
, we have better insight into the nuances of these electrified hatchbacks. Read on to see which version of the 2023 Toyota Prius best suits your needs.The 2023 Toyota Prius is fuel efficient in any of its forms. The standard model returns an impressive 57/56 mpg city/highway in the LE trim with front-wheel drive and 52/52 mpg at the XLE or Limited trim levels. Equipping all-wheel drive on the base model brings those figures down to 53/54 mpg, and XLE and Limited variants fall to 49/50 mpg.
The EPA hasn't rated the Prius Prime, but Toyota has published estimates for the plug-in hybrid model. It claims 53/51 mpg for the SE model and 50/47 for the XSE and XSE Premium trims. However, the Prius Prime can also run in an all-electric mode, where it returns 127 mpg-e in SE guise and 114 mpg-e in XSE or XSE Premium trim. All-electric range totals 44 miles for the Prius Prime SE and up to 39 miles for the XSE and XSE Premium models.
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