Toyota Verso-S world premiere at the Paris Motor Show 2010

Toyota re-marking the B-MPV segment, the new Verso-S is making her world premiere in Paris in October. Along with it will find the concept FT-CH, Auris HSD, Prius plug-in, the iQ with a new interior with the Aygo and Aygo Connect.

While the European model Prius sales have exceeded the rate of 200,000 units, technology HSD (Hybrid Synergy Drive) is the culmination of the Toyota booth. The launch of the Auris HSD - the first and only hybrid vehicle in the segment C - HSD anticipates the introduction of technology on other models in the Toyota range.

For this strategy, the concept FT-CH (Future Toyota Hybrid Compact) made its debut in the European premiere at the Paris Motor Show in October. Stylish, environmentally friendly, focusing on quality and simplicity, the concept FT-CH is the first representation of a Toyota hybrid vehicle for the compact car segment.

Prius Plug-In Hybrid will also be present at the Toyota booth in Paris. Targeting the global market introduction in 2012, 200 vehicles plug-in hybrid Toyota Prius are already on the streets, in some programs leasing throughout Europe.

Toyota re-marking the B-MPV segment, the new Verso-S makes its world premiere debut at the Paris Motor Show. Small but spacious and smart, the new Toyota Verso-S present in space management efficiency. The lowest vehicle length - less than 4 feet - the European B-segment MPV but with attention to detail in every aspect, Toyota engineers have created a practical vehicle, with a flexible interior design to maximize space, comfort and quality.

Toyota iQ, now also in Paris, receiving a qualitatively new level of interior and a new interior color scheme. Aygo has received 2011 AYGO Connect system offers customers a comprehensive multimedia interface.

We learn more with the opening of the Paris Motor Show, held from 2 to 17 October 2010.

Source: http://www.toyota.com/

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