What makes a Hybrid a Hybrid?
A hybrid vehicle is esentially a vehicle that gets its power from 2 or more different energy sources. The most common type of Hybrid in todays
market would be the gas-electric hybrid.
A gas-electric hybrid combines the use of a gas internal combustion engine and a battery/electric motor to create energy to propel the vehicle.
Below is a list of current and future model gas-electric hybrid cars on the market.
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| Current Hybrid Vehicles Available |
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| Sedans and Compact Cars |
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Availability |
| Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid |
More Info |
| Honda Accord Hybrid |
New models discontiuned, Pre-Owned available |
| Honda Civic Hybrid |
More Info |
| Honda Insight Hybrid |
Available Now |
| Lexus GS450h Hybrid |
More Info |
| Lexus LS 600H L Hybrid |
More Info |
| Nissan Altima Hybrid |
More Info |
| Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid |
More Info |
| Toyota Camry Hybrid |
More Info |
| Toyota Prius Hybrid |
More Info |
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| SUV's and Minivans |
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Availability |
| Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid |
More Info |
| Dodge Durango HEV Hybrid |
2007 - Project Abandoned |
| Dodge Durango Hemi Hybrid |
Fall 2008 - More
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| Ford Escape Hybrid |
More Info |
| GMC Yukon Hybrid |
More Info |
| Lexus RX 400h Hybrid |
More Info |
| Mercury Mariner Hybrid |
More Info |
| Porsche Cayenne Hybrid |
Expected 2008 |
| Saturn VUE Green Line Hybrid |
More Info |
| Toyota Highlander Hybrid |
Available Now |
| Toyota Sienna Minivan |
2007 |
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| Trucks |
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Availability |
| GM Silverado & Sierra |
2008 |
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