Best Hybrid Cars
There is a growing demand for Hybrid cars across the world. After all, with the fuel prices soaring and the growing awareness surrounding fossil fuels, it is no surprise to see an alternative and new technologies stepping in. The mindset of buyers is changing gradually as he eagerly looks for the latest electric and hybrid cars in the market. There is a growing acceptance of these cars that promise a great economics and are indeed the vehicles of the future. Drive these cars to save fuel and the planet. The great servicing and availability of car parts of these cars make them even more desirable.
Here is list of the leading Hybrid cars.
1. Toyota Prius
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Prius offers a compelling experience because of the right combination of space and efficiency. Even at 75-mph speeds, the 46 mpg is achievable. The brakes feel good, and the-to-drive department is impressive. The seats are comfy, and the cabin is quiet. You can fold the rear seats to make more room for the cargo. Control the infotainment system with a responsive touchscreen.
2. Hyundai Ioniq
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The Hyundai Ioniq is available in many flavors, and you can get a hybrid, an EV, and a plug-in, that arrive sometime later in 2017. Equipped with the 104-hp gasoline engine and a 43-hp electric motor, Ioniq enjoys a high rating of EPA highway at 54 mpg. You get an estimated 124-mile range because of the 118-hp electric motor and can recharge its battery in 23 minutes to almost full, thanks to the DC fast charger.
3. Chevrolet Bolt EV
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Chevrolet Bolt EV is indeed fun to drive. With a 200-hp electric motor powered by the floor-mounted battery, 75-mph highway range of 190 miles and 96 MPGe has been recorded for the hybrid. The acceleration is great, and the car runs smoothly even on rough roads. You can reach 60 mph in 6.5 seconds. The driver-facing 8.0-inch digital gauge cluster and a 10.2-inch touchscreen are added attractions.
4. Volkswagen e-Golf
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The e-Golf makes use of a 134-hp 100-kWh electric motor which is powered by a 35.8-kWh lithium-ion battery. The care can cover 125 miles of range on a single charge. An on board charger and a novel packaging of the battery components are standard.
5. Kia Niro
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The Niro combines a subcompact crossover with a hybrid power train and is called a “un-hybrid.” The roomy interior comes with an elevated seating position, and one gets a clear view of the road ahead, as well as an easy entry/exit. Niro delivers an output of 139 hp; fuel economy, thanks to the pairing of the gas engine with an electric motor. Adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring are the available safety tech.
Leading auto giants would continue to make a variety of hybrid cars to suit the needs of their customers and the challenges of tomorrow. As the global regulations get tougher and strict awareness regarding global warming, the customers and the market will ultimately decide the type of hybrids they are looking for.