Top 27 Hybrid Cars with Long Electric Range: Are They Better Than EVs?
Are you feeling a bit hesitant about making the full leap into the world of electric vehicles? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many drivers are still getting accustomed to the idea of going fully electric. And that’s perfectly fine. But if you’re looking for a more environmentally friendly option without completely giving up on traditional engines, hybrid cars might just be the perfect solution. And guess what? We’ve got a fantastic list of 27 hybrids that offer impressive electric ranges, so you can still enjoy the benefits of electric power without feeling too overwhelmed. The Hybrid Revolution, long electric ranges, less anxiety. Let’s dive into this list of hybrids that will make you question if you really need a full electric car just yet. Omo 9. With a whopping 93 mi of electric range, the Omo 9 is a true king in the hybrid world. Powered by a 1.5 L turbo petrol engine and dual e motors, this SUV offers an impressive 443 brake horsepower and a 0 to 62 mph time of just 4.9 seconds. And the best part, it’s packed with all the features you could ever want, starting at a reasonable price of around £45,000. TGO 9. Hot on the heels of the Moto 9 is the TGO 9. Another impressive hybrid from the Cherry Group. It boasts a similar hybrid setup, delivering a total output of 422 brake horsepower and a 0 to 62 mph time of 5.4 seconds. While it falls just short of the Amod’s electric range with 91 m, it offers two extra seats and a more affordable price tag. Volkswagen Golf E Hybrid. The updated MK8.5 Golf brings an improved plug-in hybrid with up to 89 mi of electric range. This e-hybrid combines a 1.5 L turbo engine, an electric motor, and a 19.7 kWh battery for a combined output of 201 brake horsepower. For those seeking a sportier ride, the GTE variant offers a boost to 268 brake horsepower, but with a slightly reduced electric range of 82 mi. Audi A3 Sportback TFSIE. This hybrid shares the same hybrid system as the Volkswagen Golf E Hybrid, offering nearly identical electric ranges. Both now support 50 kW DC charging, allowing for a quick top up in under half an hour. SCOD Superbate IVPHEV. The fourth generation Scod Superbate Hybrid offers an impressive 84 mi of electric range, more than double its predecessors 35 m range. It’s powered by a 1.5 L turbo engine and an electric motor with a 19.7 kWh battery. The boot space remains generous at 510 L and a 50 kW charger can provide an 80% charge in just over 25 minutes. Seat Leonee E Hybrid completing the trio of Volkswagen Group hybrids. The Seat Leone E Hybrid offers 82 mi of electric range. While it’s slightly less than its siblings, the difference is minimal and you’ll likely not notice it in real world driving. The Leoni E Hybrid estate is a great option for those needing more space. Volkswagen Pat Hybrid. The Pat now available only in estate guys manages 82 mi of electric range. It shares the same hybrid setup as the Golf and Superb offering a familiar driving experience. BYD Seal UDMI BYYD Seal UDMI SUV pairs a 1.5 L engine with single or dual electric motors and offers up to 78 miles of electric range. The midspec comfort variant with the larger 26.6 kWh battery is the way to go for maximum electric range. Mercedes-Benz GLC 300E. The GLC 300E offers a 2.0 0 L petrol engine and an electric motor, providing up to 78 mi of electric range. With a 31.2 kWh battery, it can be fully charged in around 30 minutes using the optional 60 kW CCS fast charger. Her Formentor Huper’s first standalone model, the Formentor, offers a familiar 1.5 L turbo engine and electric motor setup. It provides up to 78 mi of electric range, perfect for those seeking a more aggressive look. Volkswagen Tiguan E Hybrid. Another Volkswagen on the list. The Tiguan E Hybrid offers 77 mi of electric range with its 1.5 L turbo engine and electric motor. It’s an efficient and practical choice. Range Rover Sport P440E/P510E. The Range Rover Sport plug-in hybrid offers two options. The P440E and P510E, both with a 3.0 L petrol engine and an electric motor. They provide up to 76 miles of electric range, enough for most daily commutes. Range Rover P440E/P510E. The fifth generation Range Rover offers the same plug-in hybrid options as the Sport, but with a slightly reduced electric range of 75 mi due to its heavier weight. SCOD Kodiak 1.5TSIV SCOD’s second generation Kodiak hybrid offers up to 75 mi of electric range. It combines a 1.5 L turbo engine with an electric motor providing a total output of 201 brake horsepower. MGHS. The MGHS plug-in hybrid offers a 1.5 L engine, an electric motor, and a 24.7 kWh battery, providing up to 75 mi of electric range. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking a sensible and affordable family car. Volkswagen Tan E Hybrid. The Terran replaces the Tiguan Allspace and offers two plug-in hybrid options, both combining a 1.5 L petrol engine and an electric motor. They provide up to 75 mi of electric range, but note that the PHEV version is limited to five seats. Audi Q3E hybrid. Audi’s Q3E hybrid offers a 1.5 L engine and an electric motor, providing a combined 268 brake horsepower and up to 73 mi of electric range. Cupr. The Cupertramar offers a similar setup to its sibling with a 1.5 L petrol engine and an electric motor. It provides up to 73 mi of electric range and supports rapid charging up to 50 kW. Mercedes-Benz E300E. The sixth generation E-Class saloon offers a 2.0 L turbo petrol engine combined with an electric motor providing a total output of 308 brake horsepower. The PHEV version offers up to 70 mi of electric range. Mercedes-Benz C300E. The C300E offers a similar setup to the E300E, providing up to 69 miles of electric range. Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe 300E. The CLLE Coupe offers the same PHEV powertrain as the E-Class, providing up to 69 mi of electric range. Mercedes-Benz GLE 400E. The GLE 400E offers a plug-in hybrid option with a 2.0 0 L petrol engine and an electric motor providing up to 68 mi of electric range. Audi A5e Hybrid. The Audi A5e Hybrid offers a 2.0 L turbo engine and an electric motor providing up to 67 mi of electric range. BMW X5X Drive50e. The BMW X5X Drive50e offers a 3.0 0 L twin turbo engine and an electric motor providing a 0 to 62 mph time of 4.8 seconds and an electric range of up to 67 mi. Renault Rafale E Tech PHEV300. The Renault Rafale offers a unique setup with a 1.2 L petrol engine and three electric motors providing up to 65 mi of electric range. BMW 530e. The eighth generation BMW 5 Series offers two plug-in hybrid options, the 530e and 550EX drive, providing up to 64 m and 55 mi of electric range, respectively. Audi A6E hybrid. The Audi A6E hybrid offers a similar setup to the A5, providing up to 64 mi of electric range. So, there you have it. A comprehensive list of 27 hybrids with impressive electric ranges. These vehicles offer a great balance between traditional engines and electric power, providing an excellent transition for those not quite ready for a full electric car. And here’s the controversial part. Are these hybrids truly the best option for the environment? Or are we just delaying the inevitable shift to fully electric vehicles? Let’s discuss in the comments and share our thoughts on the future of sustainable transportation.
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