Toyota’s plans with the Prius seem to be interesting, as always.  Toyota might make the Prius an exclusive brand, very soon. An SUV, station wagon, Coupe and a convertible to come under that? We’re just guessing. If you were wanting to know how one of those would look, here is a rendering of the Toyota Prius Coupe.

The Toyota Prius Coupe will be competing against the Honda CR-Z which clocked over 10,000 bookings in the first month of the launch in Japan. The Prius is expected to come with a 4-Cylinder 1.8L engine, similar to its parent sedan.

The Toyota Prius coupé is expected to be seen in the second-third quarter of 2012.

You can check the previous posts about the Toyota Prius here.

We’d already shown you the extended Prius a canadian had built for his family here. But now, it looks like Toyota is really working on making the Prius wagon into production which might start selling from March 2011.

Bloomberg had also reported in November, that Toyota may be planning to turn the Prius into a full line of hybrid vehicles, taking advantage of the badge that is nearly synonymous with gas-electric cars.

If Bloomberg is right, a Prius SUV, Small car and a coupe are arriving soon? Let’s wait for Toyota’s answer.

The Canadian built Prius 6-door

We’ve seen the Prius Limo which was done by a Canadian for his family. [Link]
Will Toyota do the same, too?

Toyota wanted to get a smaller hybrid for the world, will they get a bigger one also?
A 7-seater version of the Prius could help bigger families enjoy their day out and taxi drivers by accommodating a larger family from the Airport.

Is it really coming?
Uh,We need to wait.

The 3rd generation Prius is Japan’s top selling model with cumulative sales of 208,876 cars in 2009. The Prius proves cars can be fun to drive, offer good levels of practicality and in the same time be friendly on your wallet and the environment.

The Prius is Toyota’s best selling gas-electric hybrid car in the world with overall sales of just over 1.6 million units.

The Honda Insight which is the Prius’ direct competitor has been beaten month after month ever since it was introduced in Japan in May of 2009.

Source – 4wheelsnews