2024 Toyota RAV4 Prime Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Love having a 40+ mile EV range and flexibility of a hybrid after that. Rides nicely and very comfortable.

Just bought this to replace an older PHEV (Volvo XC60 T8) and except for the higher level of road noise its a huge improvement in every way. Im very happy with it and consider it pretty much ideal for me.

Overpriced for what you get. Better offering from other manufacturers

I thought the car drove well. The cab noise is higher than my Rogue while burning gas and quieter while on EV. I had the misconception that I could drive this car like an EV in the winter time but the engine is needed to provide heat to the car. In our 30 min test drive I found that we were truly EV for about 1/3 of the time. This still results in better mileage but was not what we expected. We are trying to make the step to EV and thought this was the best approach. (it may improve more when the car is completely warmed up and is probably the reason the car was already running when we approached the vehicle to test drive it) . It’s my opinion that the used version is overpriced due to the unavailability of new vehicles. We were quoted 4 years for a new vehicle with no guarantee what the vehicle would be when it arrived. If the wait is truly 4 years I am worried about the future of Toyota. They make a great product but can’t expect customers to wait that long for a vehicle. I think the car is a good value at the target price set by car gurus. There is not a real good comparable car on the market with the same 68km EV range. In AWD.