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2027 Prius

Toyota's original hybrid, offered in Canada as an all-wheel-drive hybrid or a plug-in hybrid with up to 72 km (45 mi) of electric range, with Canadian pricing from $39,000 MSRP, according to Toyota Canada. A research reference built around the questions hybrid shoppers ask, not a marketplace listing.

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The 2027 Prius comes two ways in Canada. The Prius hybrid uses a 2.0L engine and electric motors for 196 hp, with electronic on-demand all-wheel drive on both the XLE AWD at $39,000 and the Limited AWD at $44,700. The Prius Plug-in Hybrid uses a larger lithium-ion battery and makes 220 hp, with up to 72 km (45 mi) of electric range on the SE at $41,080, and runs to $49,160 for the XSE Premium. Every Prius seats five and has Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, according to Toyota Canada.

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Compare the Canadian Prius lineup.

Starting MSRP as published by Toyota Canada. Freight, fees and taxes are extra; ask the dealer for the all-in price and which plug-in hybrid incentives apply.

Data reference, October 23, 2026

2027 Toyota Prius trim comparison

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QuestionHybrid XLEAll-wheel drive$39,000Hybrid LimitedAll-wheel drive$44,700Plug-in SEPlug-in hybrid$41,080Plug-in XSEXSE, XSE PremiumFrom $45,410
PriceTrims and MSRPToyota Canada pricing.XLE AWD $39,000Limited AWD $44,700PHEV SE $41,080PHEV XSE $45,410
PHEV XSE Premium $49,160
PowertrainSystem outputToyota Canada.Hybrid, 196 hpPlug-in hybrid, 220 hp
DriveToyota Canada.Electronic on-demand all-wheel driveAsk the dealer to confirm the drive layout
Electric rangeToyota Canada estimates.Not applicableUp to 72 km (45 mi)Up to 64 km (40 mi), estimated
FuelCombined ratingToyota Canada 2027 figures; plug-in figures are in Le/100 km. Toyota Canada publishes no separate Limited figure, so the Limited cell is Natural Resources Canada's 2026 rating for the Prius AWD.4.8 L/100 km (49 mpg US)4.8 L/100 km (49 mpg US), 2026 rating1.8 Le/100 km (131 MPGe US)2.1 Le/100 km (112 MPGe US)
ChargingToyota Canada.Not applicableDual-voltage charger, Level 1 and Level 2 charging cables included
FeaturesScreen and audioToyota Canada.8-inch touchscreen, six speakers12.3-inch touchscreen, eight-speaker JBL audio8-inch touchscreen, six speakers, 17-inch wheels12.3-inch touchscreen, 19-inch wheels; JBL audio on XSE Premium
PracticalitySeatingToyota Canada.Up to five adults, 60/40 split folding rear seats
Hybrid XLE $39,000
Trims and MSRPXLE AWD $39,000
System outputHybrid, 196 hp
DriveElectronic on-demand all-wheel drive
Electric rangeNot applicable
Combined rating4.8 L/100 km (49 mpg US)
ChargingNot applicable
Screen and audio8-inch touchscreen, six speakers
SeatingUp to five adults, 60/40 split folding rear seats
Hybrid Limited $44,700
Trims and MSRPLimited AWD $44,700
System outputHybrid, 196 hp
DriveElectronic on-demand all-wheel drive
Electric rangeNot applicable
Combined rating4.8 L/100 km (49 mpg US), 2026 rating
ChargingNot applicable
Screen and audio12.3-inch touchscreen, eight-speaker JBL audio
SeatingUp to five adults, 60/40 split folding rear seats
Plug-in SE $41,080
Trims and MSRPPHEV SE $41,080
System outputPlug-in hybrid, 220 hp
DriveAsk the dealer to confirm the drive layout
Electric rangeUp to 72 km (45 mi)
Combined rating1.8 Le/100 km (131 MPGe US)
ChargingDual-voltage charger, Level 1 and Level 2 charging cables included
Screen and audio8-inch touchscreen, six speakers, 17-inch wheels
SeatingUp to five adults, 60/40 split folding rear seats
Plug-in XSE From $45,410
Trims and MSRPPHEV XSE $45,410
PHEV XSE Premium $49,160
System outputPlug-in hybrid, 220 hp
DriveAsk the dealer to confirm the drive layout
Electric rangeUp to 64 km (40 mi), estimated
Combined rating2.1 Le/100 km (112 MPGe US)
ChargingDual-voltage charger, Level 1 and Level 2 charging cables included
Screen and audio12.3-inch touchscreen, 19-inch wheels; JBL audio on XSE Premium
SeatingUp to five adults, 60/40 split folding rear seats

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What Canadian shoppers ask

The questions Prius shoppers bring to the showroom.

Drawn from 2,002 Prius comments posted since 2023 on the MotorMouth YouTube channel. Question themes sit apart from verified vehicle facts and help prepare a more useful test drive.

01

Hybrid or plug-in hybrid?

The hybrid and plug-in choice is the biggest theme, raised in 630 Prius comments. The Prius hybrid makes 196 hp with all-wheel drive; the Prius Plug-in Hybrid makes 220 hp and can drive up to 72 km (45 mi) on electricity, according to Toyota Canada. One plug-in owner described daily use: "I drive my 26 Prius PHEV on EV mode everyday."

Take this to your test drive

Map your daily round trip. If it fits inside the plug-in's electric range and you can charge at home, price both versions.

02

What does it cost?

Price and value come up in 494 comments. Toyota Canada lists the 2027 Prius from $39,000 for the XLE AWD to $44,700 for the Limited AWD, and the Prius Plug-in Hybrid from $41,080 for the SE to $49,160 for the XSE Premium.

Take this to your test drive

Ask for the all-in price with freight and fees, and confirm which plug-in hybrid incentives apply in your province.

03

How far will it go on electricity?

Toyota Canada estimates up to 72 km (45 mi) of electric range for the Plug-in SE on 17-inch wheels and 64 km (40 mi) for the XSE on 19-inch wheels. Every Prius Plug-in Hybrid comes with a dual-voltage charger and Level 1 and Level 2 charging cables. An early plug-in owner wrote: "First tank of gas lasted me over 1300km. Kept charging it."

Take this to your test drive

Ask how long a full charge takes on a Level 2 outlet, and price a home installation.

04

Is it good in winter?

Winter driving and all-wheel drive come up in 142 comments. Both Prius hybrid trims come with electronic on-demand all-wheel drive in Canada, according to Toyota Canada. The Limited adds heated rear seats and a heated and ventilated front row. One buyer chose the AWD hybrid: "I ordered a 2023 Prius XLE AWD mainly because of the new design and features."

Take this to your test drive

If you are choosing the plug-in, ask the dealer to confirm its drive layout, and budget for a good set of winter tires either way.

05

Does the design stand out?

Styling is discussed in 430 Prius comments, more than in most models, and many viewers are fans of the current shape. One wrote: "Love what Toyota has done to this latest Prius. Looks are fantastic, more power and more EV range."

Take this to your test drive

See it in daylight in the colour you want, and compare the 17-inch and 19-inch wheels in person.

06

Prius or Corolla Hybrid?

Zack and Andrea compared the two directly, and the comparison runs through the comments. The Prius hybrid makes 196 hp with standard all-wheel drive in Canada and is rated at 4.8 L/100 km (49 mpg US) combined, according to Toyota Canada. A viewer who has owned both wrote: "Having owned both at one time I would however pick the new Prius. The design inside and out, plus the new horsepower and excellent fuel economy give the edge for me, even if the price is higher."

Take this to your test drive

Drive both on the same day and compare rear-seat room and the hatch opening.

07

Is there enough room?

Space and cargo come up in 102 comments. Toyota Canada says the Prius seats up to five adults and the rear seats fold 60/40, and the Limited and XSE Premium add a power back door. One long-time Prius owner wrote: "As a current Prius owner, a new Gen Prius is the winner. More versatility with the hatch."

Take this to your test drive

Bring your usual cargo and check the rear-seat headroom with your tallest passenger.

08

How does it drive?

Engine and power come up in 168 comments. The current Prius makes 196 hp as a hybrid and 220 hp as a plug-in, according to Toyota Canada. One viewer wrote: "Toyota has finally got the Prius down. What a great package."

Take this to your test drive

Try a highway merge in both versions, and in the plug-in compare driving in EV mode and hybrid mode.

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Sources were retrieved on October 23, 2026. Specifications, equipment, price and availability can change. Confirm the exact Canadian build sheet before purchase.

  1. Toyota Canada, What's New: The 2027 Toyota Prius and Prius Plug-in Hybrid, July 16, 2026 2027 trims and MSRP, system output, hybrid AWD, electric range, fuel ratings, charging equipment, trim features, seating, Toyota Safety Sense 3.0.
  2. Natural Resources Canada, 2026 Fuel Consumption Ratings, updated October 6, 2026 2026 Prius AWD combined rating, used for the Limited.
  3. MotorMouth audience research 2,002 Prius comments posted since 2023 on the MotorMouth YouTube channel, read on October 23, 2026. Quoted comments are about the current Prius and lightly cleaned for readability.

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