Your Prius just isn't hip anymore, hipster. Yesterday at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit Toyota unveiled the newest version of its Prius car, a "hybrid concept car that is smaller than the Prius and geared toward younger buyers," according to the Associated Press. Called the FT-CH, this one is just a concept vehicle, so there's no production schedule, but Toyota is confirming that it plans to expand the Prius brand and launch a whole family of hybrids, according to the AP. The two-door FT-CH pictured above is 22 inches shorter than the original Prius, and "inspired by 8-bit video games popular during the 1980s, is intended to appeal to younger buyers." Via Wired
· Toyota Rolls Out a Baby Prius [Wired]
· Toyota unveils pint-sized hybrid concept car [AP]
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