Toyota Prius 2025 Comes With Variant Night Economy In The US, Here's The Excess

Oyota Prius 2025 Night Economy. (Doc. Toyota USA)

JAKARTA - Toyota has officially introduced the 2025 Prius model for the United States market. For this version, the Japanese manufacturer introduced the latest variant of Nighthon with an elegant look, along with existing types such as LE, XLE, and Limited.

Launching from the Toyota USA page, Thursday, January 9, Night Economy will be positioned above XLE and below Limited. This variant is offered with various color options, namely Midnight Black Metallic and Wind Chill Pearl.

In terms of exteriors, Nightmen's Prius has similarities with other variants, namely a light swab and a frontnose resembling sharks such as bZ4X, the latest Camry, and Crown which also depicts the design language of today's Toyota.

Meanwhile, the back features progressive elements with three-dimensional linear lighting that emphasizes a futuristic urban-style design.

However, the difference is that the variant has a 19-inch alloy rim with a black touch, black exterior emblem, black atenna fin shark, black front door handle, and dark trim bumper.

The interior is not much different from other types. The Toyota Prius 2025 is equipped with a 12.3-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia screen on the Night Economy and Limited variants.

This Multimedia Toyota Audio system is capable of providing connectivity through Bluetooth which is supported by wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto devices. To add to the sensation of entertainment, the manufacturer gives it an 8-speaker JBL Premium Audio device on Nightvokes.

Just like other Toyota models, the 2025 Prius Night Economy is offered with advanced Toyota Safet Sense 3.0 devices in helping drivers consist of Pre-Collition System with Pedestrian Detection, Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Tracing Assist, Automatic High Beams, Protective Driving Assist, and much more.

Speaking of the kitchen runway, the 2025GHt Prius is equipped with a 2.0L engine combined with a fifth-generation Toyota Hybrid System (THS 5) which provides a combined power of up to 194 hp for front wheels (FWD) with 196 hp for all wheels (AWD).

Because it carries hybrid technology, this model has fuel ownership which is claimed to reach 24.2 km/l for FWD and 22.9 km/l for AWD.

The Night Economy variant is offered at prices ranging from US$32,495 (Rp527.8 million) for FWD and US$33,895 (Rp550.5 million) for AWD type.