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1. 2012 Prius Plug-in vs. 2012 Nissan Leaf
Top Prius Plug-in
Advantages Over Leaf
Leaf is Nissan’s all-electric vehicle. It will attract a certain type of shopper: Not only will the
shoppers likely be cutting-edge types, they can also live within the limitations Leaf imposes.
What of shoppers who don’t want Leaf’s limitations but still want to dip
their toes into the world of EVs? They will undoubtedly find Prius Plug-
in an intriguing alternative with answers to many of Leaf’s
drawbacks. This Edge has the information you need.
Look inside for detailed info about
this summary, important safety
information and disclaimers.
„ TOyOTA exPerience & vALue
It’s reassuring to know that Prius Plug-in has Toyota
engineering and value behind it.
• Millions of hybrids sold
Toyota is the undisputed sales leader in alternative-
powertrain vehicles. That’s unrivaled buyer security.
• Multiple award winner
Prius Plug-in builds on Prius, which has been showered
with awards recognizing its economy and value. Leaf
doesn’t have the same history.
• cost-effective economy
Even a “green” vehicle has to make economic sense.
Prius Plug-in has a lower MSRP than Leaf.
„ sAfeTy & securiTy
Safety and security are among Toyota’s priorities,
which is why Prius Plug-in includes so many of these
features standard.
• Driver’s knee airbag
Leaf does not include the same comprehensive set
of airbags found on Prius. Specifically, Leaf does not
include a driver’s knee airbag.
• Pre-collision system
Prius Plug-in Advanced includes this feature. It’s not
found on any Leaf.
„ HyBriD synerGy Drive
Toyota Prius Plug-in offers the best of an electric vehicle
with the reassurance of a gas-engined vehicle.
• Two cars in one
Prius Plug-in and Leaf are both suited to in-town EV use,
but Prius Plug-in is better at longer or more challenging
trips.
• conventional driving range
Leaf’s defined range means a driver may have to
calculate trip distances beforehand. Prius Plug-in has the
driving range typical of any gas-powered car.
• Minutes to fill up, three hour recharge
Prius Plug-in can gas-up in minutes or recharge in three
hours. Leaf takes up to 20 hours.
„ uPscALe feATures
Being an eco-conscious driver doesn’t have to mean
sacrificing some of the luxuries of a fine automobile.
• entune™
Prius Plug-in includes select apps and services of Toyota’s
Entune. Leaf has no comparable set of features.
• A blending of technology and convenience
Prius has distinctive high-tech features that improve the
driving experience and make it more comfortable, too.
Top Prius Plug-in
Advantages Over LeafAdvantages Over Leaf
„ TOyOTA
It’s reassuring to know that Prius Plug-in has Toyota
engineering and value behind it.
• Millions of hybrids sold
„ HyBriD synerGy Drive
Toyota Prius Plug-in offers the best of an electric vehicle
2012 Nissan Leaf
shoppers likely be cutting-edge types, they can also live within the limitations Leaf imposes.
What of shoppers who don’t want Leaf’s limitations but still want to dip
their toes into the world of EVs? They will undoubtedly find Prius Plug-
in an intriguing alternative with answers to many of Leaf’s
drawbacks. This Edge has the information you need.
2012 Prius Plug-in
october 2011
Updated 12/14/11

2. 20I2 PRIUS PLUG-IN vs.
20I2 NISSAN LEAF
2
Leaf is offered in two grades, although there’s very little
that separates the two. As a result, both grades are closer
to the Prius Plug-in standard grade.
Here are some of the major features of the two grades.
Leaf at a Glance
sv
Engine
80 kW AC motor (107 horsepower)
EPA-rated 73-mile range
Transmission
Single speed
Driveline
Front-wheel drive
Standard Features
Dual-stage front airbags
Front seat-mounted side airbags
Side curtain airbags
Anti-lock brakes
Brake-force distribution
Brake assistance
Stability control
Traction control
Regenerative braking
6-way adjustable driver’s seat
60/40 split-folding rear seatbacks
Heated front and rear seats
Automatic climate control
Battery warmer
Heated steering wheel
Heated front and rear seats
Bluetooth®1
technology hands-free phone link
AM/FM/CD/MP3/XM®
/AUX/USB audio system
with six speakers
Navigation system
Keyless entry
Power windows
Cruise control
Tilt steering column
Battery warmer
16-inch wheels
Tire repair kit
Compare to
Prius Plug-in
sL
The SL differs from the SV by adding:
DC Fast Charge capability
Automatic headlights
Fog lights
Backup monitor
Universal garage-door opener
DC Fast Charge capability
Compare to
Prius Plug-in
Leaf is offered in two grades, although there’s very little
that separates the two. As a result, both grades are closer
Here are some of the major features of the two grades.
sL
2012 Nissan Leaf

3. 3
20I2 PRIUS PLUG-IN vs.
20I2 NISSAN LEAF
„ HyBriD synerGy Drive
two cars in one
Day to day, many short hops in Prius Plug-in can
be undertaken in EV mode only, the same as
Leaf. But in circumstances that could tax Leaf’s
abilities (such as road trips, extended climbing
or driving in extreme weather), Prius Plug-in has
all the abilities and reassuring nature of a Prius.
In other words, Prius Plug-in and Leaf are both
great electric vehicles for around-town use, but
Prius Plug-in is also a confidence-inspiring partner
during longer or more challenging trips.
Prius Plug-in Advantages
A Closer Look
conventional driving range
Leaf’s range is limited by it batteries’ charge, then it
must stop and recharge. Prius Plug-in has the driving
range of a typical gas-powered car.
3
„ uPscALe feATures
entune
Prius Plug-in comes standard with Entune, Toyota’s
system that allows access to popular mobile
applications and data services.2
Leaf has no
comparable system.
A blending of technology and convenience
For Prius Plug-in, “cutting edge” applies to more
than just the powertrain. High-tech features
improve the driving experience and add to the
car’s comfort and convenience.
Prius Plug-in Leaf
Mobile apps:
Bing Standard Not available
iHeartRadio Standard Not available
MovieTicket.com Standard Not available
OpenTable Standard Not available
PANDORA®
Standard Not available
Prius Plug-in Leaf
Steering-wheel-
mounted HVAC controls
Standard
Not
available
Telescoping steering
wheel
Standard
Not
available
Touch Tracer display Standard
Not
available
Safety Connect® Std. on
Advanced
Not
available
Dynamic Radar Cruise
Control
Std. on
Advanced
Not
available
Backup camera Standard
Available
on SV, Std.
on SL
Prius Plug-in Leaf
Driving range
Same as a typical
car
About 73 miles
Minutes to fill up, three-hour recharge
For Leaf, a full recharge will take 7–20 hours
depending on voltage. For Prius, a fill-up takes
about five minutes at a convenient gas station,
and a full battery charge takes about three
hours. Bottom line, Prius Plug-in spends less time
refueling so it can spend more time on the road.
Note:
• Prius Plug-in Advanced: Entune apps are available now.
• Prius Plug-in: iHeartRadio, MovieTickets.com and OpenTable are
scheduled for Q1 2012 availability and are user-upgradable.

4. 20I2 PRIUS PLUG-IN vs.
20I2 NISSAN LEAF
4
Prius Plug-in Advantages
A Closer Look
„ TOyOTA exPerience & vALue
Millions of hybrids sold
No company has more experience with alternative
powertrains than Toyota. In fact, more than 2.8
million HSD vehicles have been sold worldwide.
Drivers can have confidence in the experience and
engineering that goes into every Prius.
Multiple award winner
For years, Prius hybrid has been
recognized for its economy, value,
dependability and safety. Leaf’s
new technology will need some
time to prove itself. Here are
some organizations that have
given accolades to Prius through
the years.
Toyota HSD Nissan Leaf
Worldwide sales
About 2.8
million
Thousands
x IntelliChoice
x J.D. Power and
Associates
x MotorWeek
x Edmunds.com and
Parents Magazine
x Kiplinger’s Personal
Finance
x WhatGreenCar.com
x R.L. Polk & Co.
x U.S.News & World
Report
x Forbes.com
x Cars.com
x MotorIntelligence
x Popular Mechanics
x Kelley Blue Book
x Automotive Leasing
Guide
x Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety
x National Highway
Traffic Safety
Administration
cost-effective economy
Prius Plug-in’s MSRP starts lower than Leaf’s,
though available tax incentives can change
the final figures. Beyond that, as part of a Leaf
purchase, most new owners will probably spend
up to $2,000 more to install a dedicated 240V, 40-
amp charging station. Add it up, and Prius Plug-in
becomes the choice for value.
Report Administration
„ sAfeTy AnD securiTy
Driver’s knee airbag
Leaf comes with a good complement of airbags.
Prius has all the airbags Leaf has, but then goes
further by including a driver’s knee airbag.
Prius Plug-in Leaf
Driver and front-
passenger airbags
Standard Standard
Side curtain airbags Standard Standard
Driver’s knee airbag Standard
Not
available
Pre-collision System
Prius Plug-in Advanced includes a pre-collision
system designed to detect an object in front of
the vehicle and takes steps to lessen the impact if
a collision is unavoidable.3
Prius Plug-in Leaf
Pre-Collision
System
Std. on
Advanced
Not available

5. 1 The Bluetooth wordmark is a registered trademark of the Bluetooth SIG. 2 Be sure to obey traffic regulations and maintain awareness of
road and traffic conditions. Select Entune apps use a large amount of data and you are responsible for all data charges. Apps and services
vary by phone and carrier. Not all apps and data services are available initially. See toyota.com/entune for the latest information regarding
apps and services. 3 The Pre-Collision System (PCS) is designed to help reduce the crash speed and damage in certain frontal collisions only. It
is not a collision-avoidance system and is not a substitute for safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many factors, such
as speed, driver input and road conditions. See your Owner’s Manual for further information.
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