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Toyota has confirmed that it will launch the new <="http://luxurycar-hybrid.blogspot/2009/10/toyota-fails-to-meet-prius-demand.html">Prius III sedan in India, during Spring 2010 after it is unveiled at the Delhi Auto Expo in January. Toyota is not expecting the <="http://luxurycar-hybrid.blogspot/2009/10/toyota-fails-to-meet-prius-demand.html">Prius III to be sold in large volumes, but instead wants to use its world-renowned hybrid as a showcase for its hybrid technology. The price for the Toyota <="http://luxurycar-hybrid.blogspot/2009/10/toyota-fails-to-meet-prius-demand.html">Prius is not yet decided, however, internal sources suggest the hybrid could end up costing more than £25k/$40k. The hybrid, which starts at just over $20,000 in Japan, will cost nearly double that in India because of the high 105% import duty the hybrid, which is a completely built up (CBU) unit, will attract.
Toyota is hoping that the Indian Government will give special concessions to eco-friendly vehicles so it can price the <="http://luxurycar-hybrid.blogspot/2009/10/toyota-fails-to-meet-prius-demand.html">Prius cheaply.
Toyota Prius III to be launched in India (IN)
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