"Already the diesel [price] premium
is quite high, then you'd have to pay a
hybrid premium, so we're not seeing that
there's a market," Toyota Motor
Europe chief executive Tadashi Arashima
told BBC
News. The response came when Mr.
Arashima was asked about Peugeot's plans
to make diesel hybrid vehicles.
Some fans of hybrid cars have hoped for a line of clean diesel hybrids, which would offer even better fuel efficiency than current gasoline hybrids. Perhaps when Peugeot and other European automakers begin to produce their own diesel hybrid vehicles, Toyota will change its plans.
Some fans of hybrid cars have hoped for a line of clean diesel hybrids, which would offer even better fuel efficiency than current gasoline hybrids. Perhaps when Peugeot and other European automakers begin to produce their own diesel hybrid vehicles, Toyota will change its plans.
