RecommendationsPlug-in hybrids offer an intriguing compromise between old-school gasoline motoring and the fully-electric future. They offer you the ability to commute emissions-free on electric power for your daily drive, with the range and convenience of gasoline power, to make road tripping easier. Here are some of the most popular plug-in hybrids available in America today.
RecommendationsIf you're looking for a plug-in hybrid on a budget, we have good news for you. There are some great choices from both mainstream and luxury brands that fit all budgets and family needs. Read on for our recommendations.
RecommendationsWhile you probably have heard of the $7,500 federal tax incentive for electric cars, did you know it also applies to plug-in hybrids? Here's a list of plug-in vehicles that could save you thousands at purchase.
Comparisons“Speed-dating” the Kia EV9, Lexus NX and RX PHEVs, Mazda CX-90 PHEV, Nissan Ariya, Toyota Grand Highlander Max, Volvo C40 Recharge. Plus, how they stacked up with the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid.
ReviewsThe roomiest plug-in vehicle on the market, the Pacifica Hybrid has an EPA-estimated 32-mile all-electric range. There’s huge appeal in its combination of luxurious smoothness, minimal fuel bills when charged regularly, and impressive versatility.
RecommendationsWith both a gasoline-powered engine and electric motors, today’s plug-in hybrids offer fuel efficiency, comfort, and the latest tech. Here are some of the best on the market today.
RecommendationsFamilies looking for a new plug-in hybrid are hoping for plenty of room, lots of safety features, and great fuel economy. The following list of PHEVs handle all of those needs and more.
*Assumptions: 13,500 miles driven annually; 60 monthly payments; 6.63% interest rate for new vehicles; 11.38% interest rate for used vehicles; does not include incentive savings. Energy costs are $0.166/kWh and $4/gallon. Estimated vehicle prices are based on historical pricing data from Driveway.com and the manufacturer's suggested retail prices. Emissions, charge times and vehicle efficiency are based on EPA estimates. PHEVs assume 7% of driving on electricity and 93% on fuel.