Toyota Prius 2025

Rs 26M - 28.9M

Hatchback

Engine Capacity

2000cc

Power

196hp

Torque

190Nm

Speed

180 kmph

Transmission

E-CVT

Drive Type

Front Wheel Drive (FWD)

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Overview

The Toyota Prius 2025 is the latest evolution of Toyota’s famous hybrid hatchback, built on the fifth-generation (XW60) platform with a 2.0L hybrid system. On paper, it’s one of the most efficient non–plug-in cars you can buy, with combined fuel economy figures reaching roughly 24 km/L on certain trims. Compared with the older “Prius shape” many people still see on local roads, this generation looks lower, wider, and more stylish. Owners and dealers note that it now attracts both high-mileage users and professionals who simply want a modern, economical daily car rather than a taxi-style workhorse.

Top Features

Rearview camera

360 View Camera System

LED headlights with DRL

Electronic stability control

Hill Hold Control

USB/Aux inputs

Wireless charging pad

Head-up display

8 airbags

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Pros

Very low fuel use in heavy city traffic and on expressways

Much stronger acceleration than older Prius models

Modern, coupe-like design with better road presence

Good active-safety and driver-assist feature set

Proven Toyota hybrid technology with strong durability reputation

Cons

Low, sloping roof can feel tight for taller rear passengers

e-CVT sound and feel under hard acceleration may not suit everyone

Driver Insights

4.5
out of 5

Among local Prius owners who have upgraded from earlier generations, the latest model is often described as a hybrid that finally feels “properly quick” for everyday driving, not just a slow fuel saver. Around town, the electric assistance helps it pull away smoothly from junctions, and there’s enough power that normal overtakes don’t feel tense, even with passengers on board. Many long-term Prius users here say that the main difference they notice from older Prius generations is confidence: joining fast-moving traffic, climbing long hills, and merging at short on-ramps all feel easier, so they don’t have to “plan three moves ahead” every time. At the same time, the general character is still quiet and relaxed; most people who choose this car are more interested in smoothness and low running costs than in sporty driving.

Exterior Design

Sri Lankan hybrid forums highlight details such as the slim LED headlamps, full-width rear light bar. Some imported units—depending on their original JDM grade or optional packages—come with darker wheel finishes or black exterior accents, which many Sri Lankan owners feel give the car a more modern look. Because the car sits lower than an SUV, you do need to be a bit careful over tall, unmarked speed humps or deep drains near side roads, especially when carrying four or five adults. For most urban areas in Sri Lanka, ground clearance is adequate when driving carefully, though drivers report needing to slow down for tall, unmarked humps and certain by-roads.

Interior Design