The Prius wagon went on sale in Japan as the Prius alpha in May 2011, followed by the Prius v in the United States and Canada in October 2011 and the Prius+ in Europe in 2012. It shares the 1.8-litre hybrid system of the regular Prius, rated 98 hp from the engine and 134 hp combined. The five-seat cars use a nickel-metal hydride battery, while the seven-seat versions use a lithium-ion pack that leaves room for a third row. A GR Sport grade was added in Japan in late 2017. Japanese production ended in 2021. American sales ended after the 2017 model year, and Europe withdrew the Prius+ without a direct replacement.
A larger Prius wagon with a 1.8-litre hybrid system, sold as the Prius alpha in Japan, the Prius v in North America and the Prius+ in Europe. It came in five-seat and seven-seat forms from 2011.
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5 trims · 2011–2021Single generation with a 2014 facelift, produced May 2011 to March 2021.