ASI Establish GREEN Junior Brand - 2010 Toyota Prius is First Project

2010 Toyota Prius Enhanced by ASI GREEN

Aggressive styling, added performance

By Michael Gauthier
October 26, 2009 6:43 PM
Filed Under: Japanese, Toyota, Tuners

ASI has created a new sub-brand, dubbed ASI Green, to build and market tuning packages for the Toyota Prius.

While details are limited, the company stated "We are conducting parallel development using both the Japan and North American versions of the Prius as our research vehicles and will be announcing details of our specific projects soon."

Eventually, ASI Green will offer body kits, revised ECU modules, suspension lowering kits, interior customization components, and a wide variety of forged wheels.

Look for more information to be released as it becomes available.

Source: ASI

Press Release (Click to expand)

ASI New Junior Brand: ASI Green

ASI stands for Accuracy, Spirit, Imagination and defines itself by producing high quality, functional and beautiful upgrades for the cars we tune.

But that doesn't mean we don't have fun, too.

ASI has created a junior brand, ASI Green, and has already begun producing and taking orders for a new Toyota Prius tuning lineup.

We are conducting parallel development using both the Japan and North American versions of the Prius as our research vehicles and will be announcingdetails of our specific projects soon.

We hope our dealers, users and fans are looking forward to ASI Green as much as we are.

ASI Green Prius Development Schedule

Body Styling Full Kit
Suspsension Lowering
Interior Customizations
ECU Power Boost
Forged Wheel

email print digg facebook fark reddit delicious myspace

Tags: Toyota Prius, ASI, 2010 Toyota Prius, ASI GREEN

Toyota Prius Tuning by Tommy Kaira and ASI (16 comments
Ferrari 458 Italia Initial Design Renderings by ASI (18 comments
Ferrari F430 by ASI (6 comments
2010 Toyota Prius Pricing Officially Confirmed to Start at $21,000 (18 comments
Toyota Confirm 2010 Prius to get 50MPG (2 comments

Related Photo Albums

2010 Toyota Prius (108 photos)

Comments

dmanero

October 26, 2009 7:09 PM

lol, april fools if over WFC. No car nut would buy a prius, let alone waste money on styling this car. I'd rather shoot myself, then ask someone to burn me to a crisp before even buying or advising someone to buy a prius.

xLumino

October 26, 2009 9:37 PM

you are damn ignorant. I can imagine to own a prius and buy me some styling accessoires or performance upgrades for it. It's currently the only available full-hybrid in a lower price-segment and so everyone should optimize it like he wants.

the bodykit shown here isn't my taste (maybe it's the extreme lowered body - the scirts are nice), but I hope for more variations

Edited by user on October 26, 2009 at 9:38 PM

eddie

October 26, 2009 8:42 PM

eddie

October 26, 2009 8:45 PM

I think it looks great! I own several italian sportcars and we all have to be more open minded of the future... more electric(total or hybrid) This is a new era and the cars will be faster and improved styling, like the fisker Karma.

C-KING

October 26, 2009 10:12 PM

But will it be more aerodynamical with that tuning front end than the original?? Prius has to be economical, not ''fast and furious''

Edited by user on October 26, 2009 at 10:15 PM

ShinyG

October 26, 2009 11:23 PM

The grill on that front bumper will not only fry all the roadkill you can scoop, but those huge "splitters" will ensure the dinner is nicely cut into bitesize pieces! Translation: that front bumper sucks!

R0ADR4G3

October 27, 2009 5:21 AM

though "green cars arent suppposed look fast and furious, it would be a good step forward by getting styling ques and such, i would drive it were a little less showy..

meizterwerk

October 27, 2009 7:02 AM

why there are prius hater? is it because they are fans of other brand that cannot make innovations? common guys, if you think the prius sucks, then how come that it was the best selling car in japan?

mldrieling

October 27, 2009 2:45 PM

I'm not a big fan of this kit but the Prius isn't that bad of a car. If you buy a Prius aren't you buying it for gas mileage? Why would you tack on extra weight and un-aerodynamic aids? A performance kit would be counter intuitive unless you could adjust on the go.

View Comment Rules