Toyota's new Prius to be 'most fuel-efficient,' Cho says

Toyota's new Prius to be 'most fuel-efficient,' Cho says

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. President Fujio Cho speaks at a press conference at a hotel in Nagoya's Naka Ward on July 31. Cho said Toyota is preparing for the introduction in early August of the remodeled Prius hybrid car, which the company expects to become known as the most fuel-efficient car.

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