Finished in Satin Grey?a colour that whispers ?understated cool? while casually outshining every car in the car park?this sleek, self-charging hybrid is all about brains, style, and smug fuel economy. It doesn?t shout for attention. It just gets admiring nods from passersby and the occasional jealous glare from SUV drivers. With its futuristic lines and ninja-like silent starts, it feels like you?re piloting something NASA might?ve quietly designed on their lunch break. The self-charging hybrid system works away in the background like a genius intern?no charging cables, no dramas, just smooth, efficient power and a fuel gauge that takes its sweet time moving. Step inside and you?re greeted with a cabin that?s more ?boutique hotel? than ?daily driver.? Everything feels solid, slick, and built to make even your shortest journeys feel like a low-key event. Buttons are where they should be, screens are big and shiny, and the seats are comfy enough to make your sofa jealous. On the road, it?s composed, confident, and surprisingly fun to drive. Whether you?re cruising the ring road or weaving through Leicester?s finest collection of mini roundabouts, it takes it all in stride?quietly sipping fuel and keeping you calm while the world panics around rush hour. It?s been fully serviced by Toyota throughout its life, meaning it?s been looked after by people who know their hybrids better than most people know their own relatives. Now it?s ready for its next adventure?and it?s available from Vertu, the folks who only deal in proper, top-shelf motors. So if you?re after a car that?s as clever as it is cool, as efficient as it is elegant, and capable of turning a few heads without trying too hard?this one?s ready to roll. Just try not to look too smug behind the wheel.