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Toyota's plug-in hybrid gets the OK for road tests in Japan

Toyota already dominates the hybrid market with more than a million of the vehicles sold over the past decade.

Now, it has developed a new type of hybrid that plugs into a home electrical socket for a longer ride as an electric car, raising the stakes in the race to develop more energy efficient, according to USA Today.

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