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2014 Prius / Prius PHV Pricing (Canada)

Discussion in 'Prius, Hybrid, EV and Alt-Fuel News' started by Tideland Prius, Nov 13, 2013.

  1. Tideland Prius

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    The 2014 Prius & Prius PHV have been announced. Pricing for each base model goes up by $5.

    2014 Prius: Cdn$26,105
    Changes:
    • Touring Package now includes 8-way power driver's seat with power lumbar and SofTex seating with heated front seats.
    • Plus package no longer offered

    Media Release


    2014 Prius PHV: Cdn$35,705
    No change as far as I can tell.

    Media Release
     
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    Wow, I've been trying to predict the PHV price in Australia. Based on the base prius price of $33K this would mean the PHV is $44K. This equates to 8 years of fuel at 15000km/year and wouldn't be feasible. Is it the same in Canada? You would only buy it for environmental reasons?
     
  3. Tideland Prius

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    I haven't done a calculation for the PHV in Canada but FWIW, the US price dropped from US$32,000 to US$29,990.

    It's been known that AUS prices for the Prius is rather high, particularly your i-Tech model.
     
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    There are provincial rebates available to some that effectively reduces the difference. Here in Ontario the PHV qualifies for a $5,000 government rebate, so that $9,600 difference in list price is reduced to a little more that $5,000. That makes it easier to justify.
     
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