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The 11.6-inch touchscreen in the 2017 Toyota Prius Prime is the largest that Toyota has ever made. It was specifically designed for the upcoming plug-in hybrid and it has an all-new menu setup that is supposed to make accessing the features you’re most likely to use easy as pie. It’s certainly big and pretty, with the pretty-much-always-on navigation display on the top of the screen useful no matter what sort of audio or climate controls you’ve got set on the bottom. But, of course, for a moving, fluid item like an info screen, it can be better to see the thing in action rather than reading about it. That’s where Toyota’s Chad Moore comes in.
Moore is a product training expert for Toyota Motor Sales, and he sat down in a new Prime with us on Facebook Live to talk us through not only the giant touch screen but also the various drive modes that the Prime offers (EV, HV, and EV Auto, as well as Normal, Eco, and Power). We’ll have more details about all of these modes in our write up of the Prime drive soon. For now, you can watch the video below.