Click on the photo for a gallery of high-res images of the Hybrid-X Concept

Today at the Geneva Motor Show Toyota unveiled the Hybrid-X concept, which is supposed to give the world a hint at the new design language for future Toyota hybrid vehicles. Presumably that means that what we see here will be reflected in the next generation Prius when it comes out next year along with other future vehicles. The concept has a low-slung one-box shape stretched over twenty inch wheels.

Not much information is provided on the power-train other than that it's a step closer to zero emissions which seems to imply plug-in capability. The main focus on this concept seems to be the styling and interior. The four seat layout is set up to be very open and airy with thin shell seats and rear seats that can swivel up to 12 degrees to allow them to view the world passing by. The details that are available at this point from the press release are after the jump.



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[Source: Toyota]