The Prius is a favorite with the folks over at Facebook rival Google, but this one takes things a step further by adding a plug. At a starting price of $32,000, it costs about the same as a Nissan Leaf but is even better. Or it's not as good, depending on how you look at it.
Unlike the Leaf, the Prius Plug-in burns gasoline after driving on pure electricity for about a dozen miles. But thanks to that gasoline engine, you don't have to worry about running out of charge.
Also, since it looks like a regular Prius, it's about as "not showy" as any plug-in car gets. It's like plastic sandals with batteries.
Google's self-driving car responds reasonably well in real-life traffic situations around Washington, D.C.
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