2018 Toyota "Aqua" Prius C review
2018 Toyota Prius C review
On that topic, the 2018 Prius C also comes with a jump in price, now selling for $24,040 plus on-road costs for this entry grade version – so it’s still the most affordable hybrid you can buy in Australia, and while there are some shortcomings, there are some notable additions to the cabin
How about that colour? I told you, guys – aqua is back, baby!
The newly added 6.1-inch infotainment system with satellite navigation and SUNA live traffic updates, is a huge step up from the old system, though it pales in comparison to the best systems you can get around this price point.
It lacks the latest smartphone app mirroring technology, but does have Toyota Link apps, and the requisite Bluetooth phone and audio streaming with voice control tech. That system is simple enough to use, but doesn’t let you pair phones, choose contacts or input numbers on the move, a common bugbear with Toyotas.
Further, there’s a new 4.2-inch driver information screen with digital speedometer, and while the trims and finishes throughout the interior have been redone to make it feel a little less drab – the piano black finishes add a shiny aspect here and there – it still isn’t overly loveable inside, with hard plastics abounding.
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