IIRC, you said you wouldn't buy a volt because it couldn't carry your recumbent bicycle. Will the Prime?
It should still fit. The requirement was a floor that didn't drop below the bumper, so the bike could be loaded in by pushing it. That wasn't possible with Volt's dropped floor. Raised is fine. Of course, 5 years later, mom isn't going on long-distance trail rides anymore anyway.
So does that mean 9,5 under the cover or 9,5 under the bar of the cover ? If 9.5 under the cover than there would be only about 8.27 inches under the bar of the cover if you would push the luggage right in the back under it with upright seats ! Now really if so,Toyota needs their mind reading ! Also they didn't tell the truth,because that wouldn't match up with the figures they stated in German press release ! In that case they didn't raise the floor 6.3 inches as they claimed,they have raised it 7.5 inches !
My Prime came with an empty battery and 40% filled up with gas. EV mode is maintained with the defogger on
9.5 under the bar of the cover 10 under the cover Significantly less "usable" space in the cargo area compared to the regular Prius On a positive note, the seats are extremely comfortable and the quality of the softex is impressive. However, the infotainment system is extremely complicated and unintuitive. Feels like a cheap system from 2005, yet it's the focal point of the interior. The infotainment system will most likely not age well, which will probably impact resale value Positives: Exterior Design Headlights/Tailights Seat Quality/Comfort EV mode feels amazing Negatives: Usable Cargo Space Atrocious Infotainment System Cheap white plastic Wireless phone charging requires an adapter for the iPhone
How about the screen flare and usability of the map on the screen? I always think a larger screen translates into a better view of the map when driving.
No issues with flare/glare, the screen appears to have a tiny bit of depth protecting it from the sun. Personally, I prefer using my iPhone with Google maps to the Prime navigation system. The system feels like using an old Blackberry