Hybrids

Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-In Hybrid buyers net heated seats across the board.

Volvo and its dealers still embrace electrification in the form of plug-in hybrids, but plans to go all EV might be delayed.

Plug-in hybrids are having a moment in the sun, but they still aren't the future according to one report.

Reskinned crossover SUV gains new interior trim with wide-screen infotainment, too, while getting $655 more expensive.

Chrysler is telling owners of the Pacifica plug-in hybrid to stop charging their vans and park outside due to a fire risk.

The Kia Sorento plug-in hybrid received an update, but the enhancements come at a dear price.

Plug-ins and hybrids will emerge in Genesis showrooms over the next few years.

High fuel economy, a low price, and all-wheel drive can be had together—if you don’t mind one particular brand known for hybrids.

Audi's quick shift into EVs leaves it underserved in a growing niche, but is anyone plugging in PHEVs, anyway?

Toyota-derived system should deliver up to 38 mpg combined, Mazda promises.

Hybrid sales growth remain strong, with the lower cost compared to EVs appealing to shoppers.

Ferrari may offer battery replacements every eight years to ensure no loss of performance in its EVs.

The 2025 Lexus ES hybrid returns for another year with no meaningful changes, but still gets up to 44 mpg combined.

Revamped minivan gets gas-electric drivetrain, as it aims directly at Toyota's Sienna.

Toyota has recalled the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX while also issuing a stop-sale due to an issue with an airbag.

U.S. versions of the Volvo S60 sedan—including its S60 Recharge version that's its highest-mpg, longest-electric-range PHEV—will no longer be made in South Carolina and won't be imported, the automaker confirmed Monday.

The 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid just makes sense, and might be the ideal daily driver for those looking for fuel efficiency in a discreet package.

The AAA found that 2024 consumer interest in EVs is down versus 2023, with costs and charging accessibility among the reasons.

Toyota’s expanded the U.S. Crown lineup with a more practical family hauler that pretends to be a crossover.

Yes, the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are going electric, too—with a twist, as they'll adopt the same big-battery, engine-as-generator approach as the Ramcharger.