Have you been itching to get your hands on a Prius or other hybrid car, but just can’t seem to save up enough to afford it? Fear not, Toyota has unveiled a new sub-compact hybrid car at 2010’s Detroit Auto Show. This new hybrid vehicle will be smaller and significantly more affordable than Toyota’s original hybrid, the ever popular Prius.

Once these cars become available to the public, Hudson Toyota, the Newark new Toyota dealer, will surely be a go-to dealership to find more information, or to purchase the new sub-compact. The name of the car has not been revealed, but Toyota dealers will have all the information you need, as soon as these cars become available. Hudson Toyota is a great place to find Staten Island used Toyota vehicles as well.

Once Toyota releases the new sub-compact car, there’s no telling how popular the vehicle will be with drivers worldwide. Toyota is expecting the new hybrid to be a huge seller, and they anticipate producing at least 150,000 vehicles per year, at first. The sub-compact Prius sibling will get 50 miles to the gallon, much more fuel-efficient option compared to other sub-compact cars.

The Toyota Prius is the most popular hybrid car on the market, and by introducing a smaller and more affordable option, Toyota is making the hybrid more accessible to drivers everywhere. If you’re looking for one of the all-new sub compact hybrid vehicles, check out Hudson Toyota, NJ and NY’s new and used Toyota dealership. They serve Staten Island, Newark and all surrounding areas and provide unparalleled service to their customers.

Although Toyota will unveil the new vehicle during the 2010 Detroit Auto Show, we will have to wait quite a while before these cars hit dealerships worldwide. Toyota plans to begin production on the new sub-compact cars in Japan in 2011, and forecasts the release of the cars for purchase worldwide early in 2012. Check back with Hudson Toyota, your Newark new Toyota dealer and Staten Island used Toyota dealer for updates. Such an efficient and affordable car is worth keeping tabs on, don’t you think?