Hybrid Reviews

The all-new Tucson will be available with gasoline, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid powertrains. 

The 2020 Ford Escape is brand new and that’s a huge deal.

When Volvo announced that it would spin Polestar off into its own sub-brand, the Volvo faithful worried that it might mean no more Polestar versions of Volvos. Fortunately, Volvo has cleverly, if somewhat confusingly, sidestepped that problem by changing the name of its hotter cars to “Polestar Engineered.”

Would you ever consider owning a Lincoln?

The Acura MDX and Lexus RX are two of the OG luxury crossovers. The MDX debuted in 2001 and the RX just a few years earlier in 1999. They’re mainstays in the hotly contested segment and have been kicking it before crossovers were cool.

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The Toyota Prius has been the front-runner in the hybrid space for decades now, but faced with increased competition, it was time for this popular car to learn a new party trick.

Today’s small crossover segment in which the GLC competes is a murderously competitive and crowded field, filled with offerings from all sides of the automotive spectrum.

Chevrolet introduced the Volt in 2010, an extended-range hybrid whose gasoline generator powered its electric drivetrain, allowing it to drive far beyond any electric-only range.

California, the leader in the United States for pushing electric cars, may soon offer more money to consumers buying an EV.

Completely overhauled for model year 2019, the Ram 1500 is better than ever, offering truck buyers more capability, strength and performance.

It’s hard to hate the showcase going down in Monterey this week, with new supercars debuting hourly, fancy luxury cars boasting bizarre new color combinations and classics being driven around like grocery getters. Acura is getting in on the fun with the reveal of the new 2019 NSX

Even if its lineup isn’t as diverse as the competition, or even as well known, Volvo is continuing to push the envelope, as the new 2018 Volvo S90 T8 demonstrates.

There are few certainties in this world, and one of the most uncertain is the type of technology that will eventually replace the gasoline-powered engine.

The Toyota Camry Hybrid is my favorite Camry.

It’s been years since the original Chevrolet Volt hit the market, providing shoppers with exceptional fuel efficiency enabled by its award-winning VOLTEC propulsion system.

Subaru may have a name for its upcoming plug-in hybrid vehicle: The Subaru Evoltis. The potential name was outed in a U.S. trademark filing.

How many supercars do you see out and about getting filthy during the winter months?

The SUV renaissance has provided a tempting platform for rebirth for brands like Mitsubishi.

Although the world was hoping for the highly anticipated Supra debut, the 2018 Detroit Auto Show has instead been blessed with the 2019 Toyota Avalon.

Land Rover’s future consists of three main product pillars, each with a unique philosophy and one thing in common: electrified powertrains.

We recently got our hands on the new BMW 530e iPerformance, a plug-in hybrid version of the executive sedan.

Let’s be honest: The future is frightening.

Land Rover is working on a Range Rover PHEV that may debut before the end of the year.

After wracking my brain for weeks, I still can’t think of a good reason why all minivans aren’t like the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid.

Head to your local Porsche dealership with a wad of cash — not to mention a willingness to part ways with it — and you can drive away with one of about 20 versions of the 911 sports car.

I wouldn’t exactly classify myself as carefree when it comes to fuel consumption, but I’ve never been much of a fuel miser either.

In literature, every great protagonist has its foil; a character that helps highlight some of the central figure’s finer qualities.

The new Porsche Panamera introduced us to the Turbo S E-Hybrid powertain which is set to spread to at least on more model. 

As good as it is, it’s tough to describe the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid as anything but ill-timed.

I’m not much of a gambling man, but if I were, I’d have to think the 2017 Kia Niro is a pretty safe bet.

One hundred thousand. That’s an impressive figure no matter what it’s counting. Imagine what you could do with 100,000 anythings; dollars, Twitter followers, gigabytes of data, friends, whatever it is, having 100,000 of them is pretty significant.

Ford is charging ahead in its goal to make a driverless car and will debut an updated version of its Fusion Hybrid development vehicle next month.

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMWM2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, 2017 Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

Seville, Spain, is among the oldest cities in Europe, founded more than 2,000 years ago, when the Roman empire was still in its heyday.

BMW is stepping up its autonomous and electrified vehicle strategy by opening a self-driving car test center in Germany to help achieve its ambitious sales goals.

Imagine how the auto industry was decades ago.

Buick doesn’t offer any hybrids in its US lineup but has a very electrified global lineup that could make its way to our market if needed.

With the ever-increasing popularity of crossovers combined with the growing concern for the environment, the 2017 Nissan Rogue Hybrid seems like a no-brainer.

MINI is teasing its new plug-in hybrid model before it debuts, likely sometime next year. 

For all the talk about alternative fuels, gasoline doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

As economical and comfortable as it was, the Honda Accord Hybrid introduced back in 2014 wasn’t exactly exciting to drive.

There was an unexpectedly long delay as Koji Toyoshima, chief engineer of the Toyota Prius and Prius Prime, conferred with his colleagues.

The Lexus RX is the best-selling luxury crossover in North America. By combining the comfort of a sedan with an SUV’s cargo capacity, the company delivered a versatile product that pioneered an all-new segment when it arrived on the market way back in 1998. But is this just a case of beginner’s luck or can the same formula work on a smaller scale?

The rumors appear to be true and Jaguar is working on a full-size SUV model to be named J-Pace.

After waiting for what seems like forever, we FINALLY got to drive the 2017 Acura NSX.

Not too long ago, being green and being a supercar were mutually exclusive — a car could be one, but definitely not both.

Ironically, the very first electric car in modern history could go more than 200 miles on a charge, but today’s EV buyers are eagerly awaiting this benchmark as though facing a new frontier.

Will the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt have just five mile less range than a Tesla Model S 70D?

BMW has unveiled a special edition i8 with a Protonic Red paint job that will make its public debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

The 2017 Kia Niro has been unveiled as the Korean automaker’s first dedicated hybrid crossover.

Kia is expanding its green car lineup, adding a plug-in Optima Hybrid with a 600-mile range to the mix.

At yesterday’s introduction of the production-ready Chevy Bolt, GM hedged the specific price but in launching its consumer webpage, the automaker says it will definitely sell for $37,500 including delivery, and before incentives.

Hyundai has partially taken the wraps off its new Ioniq hybrid, a car that the Korean automaker hopes will give the Toyota Prius a run for its money.

A crazy-looking electric supercar concept called the Faraday Future FFZERO1 was revealed at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show and people are going bonkers over it. 

General Motors officially confirmed its 200-plus-mile range Chevrolet Bolt EV will be available before the end of this year.

A 2016 Chevrolet Volt driven recently by Wayne Gerdes in Southern California returned 111.9 miles on a single charge and he said under ideal circumstances, 125 miles is possible.

A few details have emerged on the 2017 Chevrolet Volt due this spring in all 50 states.