Hybrids

What is a hybrid car? At its most basic, a hybrid car combines two different kinds of power sources - in most cases, a gasoline engine and an electric motor. Read on to learn more about how hybrids work.

Hybrid cars combine components from traditional gasoline drivetrains with electric components including a motor and a power management system. Here, we take an in-depth look at hybrid technology.

Hybrid vehicles have many advantages. They are simple and lighter than plug-in options, and are also easy to fit into your existing routines; if you’re coming out of a gasoline vehicle, you won’t need to change any of your driving habits. Learn about more benefits of hybrids here.

What are the most popular hybrid electric vehicles in the U.S.? Find out in our ranking of the best-selling hybrids - and discover which one might be right for you.

When choosing which hybrid car to buy, the same considerations apply as for any other vehicle. Do you find the design appealing? Does it have enough room for you and your family? Are the technology features easy to understand? Read on to learn more about buying a hybrid.

If you're looking at purchasing a hybrid car, know that you have a worry-free road ahead. Owning a hybrid will be no more onerous than a gasoline car - and will save you money over time. Read on to find out more.

Owning and maintaining a hybrid will be no more stressful than a gasoline car. In fact, the greatest benefit of a hybrid car is how easily it will fit into your lifestyle and existing driving habits. If you’re coming from owning a gasoline vehicle, you won’t really need to change any of your habits.

Driving a hybrid car is enjoyable and will save you money on fuel. Here, we’ve compiled a few tips to make your experience even better – from learning more about how your hybrid works to improving its efficiency, and ensuring it gives you great service in the years to come.