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Richard Read
Toyota has set itself the nifty goal of bringing ten new hybrid models to market by 2012, and producing hybrid versions of all its vehicles by the year 2020. Next in line for a green makeover? The popular Toyota RAV4.
We don't yet know exactly when a hybrid RAV4 will hit the lots, but we do know for sure that it's in the works. That's been confirmed by Koei Saga, the managing officer of hybrid system development at Toyota. Saga also said that the company wants to launch the RAV4 hybrid in China "as soon as possible", which sounds pretty soon to us. Is their morning coffee stronger than ours?
[source: egmCarTech]
2009 Toyota RAV4Enlarge Photo Toyota has set itself the nifty goal of bringing ten new hybrid models to market by 2012, and producing hybrid versions of all its vehicles by the year 2020. Next in line for a green makeover? The popular Toyota RAV4. We don't yet know exactly when a hybrid RAV4 will hit the lots, but we do know for sure that it's in the works. That's been confirmed by Koei Saga, the managing officer of hybrid system development at Toyota. Saga also said that the company wants to launch the RAV4 hybrid in China "as soon as possible", which sounds pretty soon to us. Is their morning coffee stronger than ours? [source: egmCarTech]
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