Just used autotrader and honest John real mpg to discover that a new Yaris icon petrol automatic costs £2400 less than the same model in hybrid. Don’t worry though you will get all of your money back in fuel savings when you have done 1008000 miles. Yes over 1 million! This is despite the petrol car achieving 0- 60 in 1second less than the hybrid. So similar performance. I’ll stick with petrol until they get the price down.
Just recently got a Corrola hybrid after having a Auris hybrid for 3 years absolutely love it average 60-70 mpg which is as good as most diesels which i drove for 15 years And no worries about looking for somewhere to plug in and wondering if the app will work
I bought a 2019 kia niro and I FLIPPING LOVE IT. I had an 04 prius before and it waa a great car. My niro has been averaging about 55 mpgs. Im suprised its not on this list.
Got a Niro plugin myself last year, like you love it. Wouldn't swap for any on this list, no grabby brakes like the Prius, no screaming CVT - hello Toyota. Better perceived quality than Ioniq - no hard plastic and waaay better infotainment than the abysmal Corolla.
I drive a Toyota Yaris hybrid which is also my first car and find it good, really easy to drive and very quiet. All the taxis seem to have the plug in prius
Just bought a sonata hybrid and i absolutely love it! Great on gas, luxurious, decent tech all in an attractive looking car! I dont think ill ever buy a regular gasoline engine car again
@@nofyfb123 Ok, tell me which car is fault proof after 10 years 100000 miles. Besides Hyundai guarantees their batteries for life (replacement and disposal cost) for the 1st owner should it fail. Check their website. No other manufacturer does that.
Very difficult to compare such a diverse range of pricing and functionality (e.g., sporty vs family cars) in a meaningful and useful way. I’m a CHR Sol owner and would put it miles ahead of the Corolla in terms of style. The "noise" mentioned in the review is only rarely heard - it’s generally is very quiet car and a joy to drive.
I can't believe the Ford Fusion Hybrid didn't make it! It's only about 37-42 mpg overall (normal vs. Eco modes), but it drives really well in normal mode, has a spacious interior and very comfortable seating.
Prosperous 2020 to all, I too have an RX -will not change it for anything of the cars mentioned.What I observe, petrol heads editors have overnight turned into hybrids gurus. Isn't the same editors that where bashing hybrids as heavy and praised the dirty diesels. Hypocrites editors!!!!
Lexus seems to be doing everything in their power to make the CT200h fail. It could REALLY use an updated drive train with more power. They should really pull one from the new UX or Corolla.
Or going the other direction to make it more comfortable to ride in- which it unfortunately fails to deliver either. Had mine for a year, not too impressed.
I just got an insight and I love it. I am coming from a '13 Prius C so I'm no stranger to hybrids. I do like how the Insight feels more traditional and it's plenty fast. Not sports car fast but faster than anything with a hybrid badge should be.
Lol, OK I'm guessing you are actually British and you are asking, what is a Honda Insight? Yeah I was the same about the Ford Fusion! I had to look that one up! Some people just can't grasp the concept we don't have these in the UK!
A Hybrid car is essentially like buying two cars. In some countries governments subsidise these "double" cars. In the future only the rich will own a car.
So, the CHR is disappointing because of its CVT transmission, but the Corolla, also using the CVT is the best car you can get? How does that make sense?
I had a 1.8 C-HR & now have a 2.0 Corolla and the difference is night & day. Corolla is so much more refined than the C-HR. Gearbox much quieter. I trust drove both the 1.8 & 2.0, the 1.8 was much better suited to the Corolla. I bet the 2.0 C-HR is quieter than the 1.8 to. I needed bigger boot so bought the Corolla Touring Sport (estate!)
@@saeedkhan-oq5gr in my opinion yes. But I would test drive both like I did. Also, they have changed both engines so later 1.8 and 2.0 are now more powerful.
This is a British video, Honda doesn't sell the insight over here. Honda withdrew it from sale in 2014. The version we did have back then was not a big success. It didn't even come close to competing with the Prius.
I just got the hybrid CH-R two weeks ago and it’s mpg is around 40, absolute garbage when it says the average is 74mpg. At most it’ll go to 55 with two people in it but honestly didn’t come anywhere close to expectations.
That’s discouraging. We’re considering it due to its style and practical economic factor. However if that isn’t true it’s a big negative. Are you now happy with your choice or would recommend ionic or corrola?
I agree, except for the spacious part... My Prius has far more room in it than my Niro PHEV EX Premium. But in the end, the Niro is a better car in every other way.
@@dleasman Maybe the spacious part was more about loads of leg and headroom for both the front and back passengers. But yeah, it's cargo space isn't as big as a Prius.
My workmate has the Niro, very very nice, large sat nav screen quiet ride and DSG gears, not a CVT, but yes the boot is tiny in comparison to the passenger space.
Well, here in Canada, it represent a difference of 4200.00$ if you finance for 60 months. Maybe Corolla is better but Hyundai is not a stupid choice either so, at least here, it will be a Hyundai.
Good point. The CHR has also been out for a few years now, so you can pick it up cheaper second-hand. A 3-year old CHR is significantly cheaper than a brand new Corolla. I must say though that I'd be keen to get that 2.0L engine in the Corolla, the performance is much better than the 1.8L. I wish they sold the CHR with the 2.0L engine and 4-wheel drive, then it would be perfect.
I can't believe they didn't mentioned the Chevy Volt. I'm able drive 52 miles before the gas engine kicks in which means that rarely have to put gas in my car.
I've had the Toyota Camry Hybrid for about 5 months and about 7000 miles and can't seem to get more than 39-40 mpg. They said it should get around 51mpg hwy. I drive it like a grandpa and still get crappy mileage...No hills, easy acceleration and braking....if I was getting around 48 or so, I'd be thrilled but 12 mpg less than the suggested mpg is not acceptable especially with the difference in cost. I even brought it in to the dealership to have it checked and they came up with the same mpg but told me nothing was wrong...I told them there was something wrong...Toyota is a bunch of liars.
I'm sorry to hear it, you have had it when the weather is warm I presume. Winter is hard on Hybrids. Had a 2019 Rav4 Hybrid and never got more than 32-36 and the transition between the engine and hybrid was overly obvious. Just didn't care for it and got rid of it. Fast forward to 2021 and took a chance on a new one with the Lithium battery and night and day difference. Now getting 42-47 and can't tell when the engine kicks on. In short, you are doing your part; your car is not doing its. Again, sorry to read it.
Doesn't the Outlander PHEV also have 7 seats? Might not be in the same class as the XC90 but is similar in size and does have 7 sets. I have driven the Ioniq that you put second on the list. I have a review of it on my channel and will be doing the Corrola, number 1 on your list soon. Good list overall guys. Weirld you don't like the Lexus CT, which is based on the Corrola.
New 2020 RAV4 4,1l/100km. 4 wheel drive runs even cheaper than 2wd. Tested a RAV4 vs a corolla 1.8 touring sport and got only 0,4l more but 100 hp more, 4wd and actual highway comfort
No is300h...I'm totally biased but I think it's a great alternative to a bmw, audi or merc. Proven tech and the quality of the interior is extremely high. For a 2.5 petrol, I'm getting an indicated 42 mpg on a 22 mile trip with a mix of town driving and 50mph average speed cameras. In the summer and on a longer run might be able to creep it up a few more mpg.
I have a Toyota CHR with CVT transmission. Its never sluggish as most journalists pointed out. I drive conservatively and loved my CHR. Most journalists put their foot down and expect to go, because it's not their car. You'll never do that to your owned car.
Most people buy hybrids (historically at least) to prove they are more environmentally conscious than everyone else. Why else would.anyone buy the incredibly ugly Prius? It’s a greenie status symbol. 😉
I had Auris for 3 years and CVT is not that bad. It’s nice for smooth acceleration but it’s loud when you want to accelerate fast. If you accelerate moderately it’s fine.
It's an eCVT, there's a big difference between that and belt drive CVT. Plenty of videos on CZcams explaining how Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive works. Reviewers should really do some research and understand that the idea behind the CVT is when the engine needs to run, it runs at its most efficient rpm. Hence that annoying revving noise
I want a ct200, but it's a gussied up Prius...then I want more ground clearance and power...but 40mpg and above. I had a 2014.5 Camry hybrid...the power was nice.
I just recently bought a hybrid camry. While I get 40 mpg I can also zip around annoying folks driving slow on the highway when needed. Classy. Comfy Quiet ride (2015) xle package Heated seats for colder weather And its a toyota. Toyota all the way for their reliability, infotainment center, and just to save money.
Obviously they didn’t have the Camry hybrid in the UK when making this video..I have the 2020 Camry sl Hybrid and I love it...There great for around town
Very poor review when you miss out the best selling hybrid, the outlander phev. Like it or loathe it it sells, also why recommend a non plug in hybrid when the plug in gives so much more flexibility. Very disappointing , what car get your act together Michael
You shlould at least mention an Outlander PHEV to warn people about BMU bug that degrade the battery SOH prematurely. Not very good review as that car sells in thousands.
Electric cars have a limited range..... You do know that Petrol Cars including Hybrids also have a limited range dont you?? It's only the refueling that's different. An electric car can be full of fuel every morning if you "Fill" at home.
The point of a hybrid over a full ev is for people who don't have somewhere to park and charge at night and also want the convinience of throwing fuel in and drive away
Hybrids make sense for people doing high mileage particularly in town. "Normal" German cars are notoriously unreliable after 50,000 miles. I can only imagine what their hybrids will be like. A Prius taxi might be good for 400,000 miles on its original drive train, but I wouldn't want to try it with any of the German offerings.
The video is biased. They have not included the best selling in the world plug-in hybrid car Mitsubishi PHEV, which is superior in many ways to most of the cars in the list presented in this video.
Or is it your comment that is baised? The Outlander didn't make their top 10, or worst list. It is quite and old design, and not the latest hybrid technology, so not unrealistic that you'd find it isn't the best of its kind anymore.
To have had a chance of making this list it would need to be available in the UK. Did nobody notice the British accent? We never got the Chevrolet Volt in the UK. We did have the Vauxhall Ampera, but that was discontinued in 2015.
*Don't be deceived by the hype - PLUG IN HYBRIDS are the way to go, up to 30 miles on Electric Mode suits most needs and any further distances can be easily achieved by old fashioned Petrol - IE VW Golf GTE and shortly to be Launched Mercedes B200 Plug In Hybrid with everything you would desire.*
In my country you need to pay extra annual tax for plugin. In addition, plugin has more weight than regular hybrid and plugin cable takes space in boot and it is more trouble plugging + refueling compared to just refueling..
Just used autotrader and honest John real mpg to discover that a new Yaris icon petrol automatic costs £2400 less than the same model in hybrid. Don’t worry though you will get all of your money back in fuel savings when you have done 1008000 miles. Yes over 1 million! This is despite the petrol car achieving 0- 60 in 1second less than the hybrid. So similar performance. I’ll stick with petrol until they get the price down.
Just recently got a Corrola hybrid after having a Auris hybrid for 3 years absolutely love it average 60-70 mpg which is as good as most diesels which i drove for 15 years
And no worries about looking for somewhere to plug in and wondering if the app will work
I bought a 2019 kia niro and I FLIPPING LOVE IT. I had an 04 prius before and it waa a great car. My niro has been averaging about 55 mpgs. Im suprised its not on this list.
Got a Niro plugin myself last year, like you love it. Wouldn't swap for any on this list, no grabby brakes like the Prius, no screaming CVT - hello Toyota. Better perceived quality than Ioniq - no hard plastic and waaay better infotainment than the abysmal Corolla.
That cvt is the worst though.
Agreed 2019 Niro here too lovely to drive loads of space for the family comfy interior and great infotainment system.
Just wait untill the infotainment system malfunctions and you need a new one.
Then, you will see how good it is..
@@TheAllMightyGodofCod Considering the 7 year warranty, doesn't sound like the biggest issue?
I drive a Toyota Yaris hybrid which is also my first car and find it good, really easy to drive and very quiet. All the taxis seem to have the plug in prius
Yaris hybrid are the best buys out there. Prius are great but expensive.
Just bought a sonata hybrid and i absolutely love it! Great on gas, luxurious, decent tech all in an attractive looking car! I dont think ill ever buy a regular gasoline engine car again
Jesse Smith I almost bought one. I settled on a used Prius instead.
Wait until it breaks down, especially when warranty expires...
@@nofyfb123 Ok, tell me which car is fault proof after 10 years 100000 miles. Besides Hyundai guarantees their batteries for life (replacement and disposal cost) for the 1st owner should it fail. Check their website. No other manufacturer does that.
Feels like a video that should have come out in 2014
Cr-z owner, yes it's outdated now, but great 6-speed manual, fun to drive and 48mpg average
Very difficult to compare such a diverse range of pricing and functionality (e.g., sporty vs family cars) in a meaningful and useful way. I’m a CHR Sol owner and would put it miles ahead of the Corolla in terms of style. The "noise" mentioned in the review is only rarely heard - it’s generally is very quiet car and a joy to drive.
C-HR is miles ahead off the Corolla in looks department.
The seats in the C-HR are as comfy and as body hugging as a VW golf GTI.
@@gavin6385 but C-HR and Corolla both have the awful CVT transmission... Ioniq should be #1 :)
Jukka L
Have you actually tried driving one?
@@robhargraves3805 I own Ioniq hybrid since 2018 and love it.
Its personal preference
I can't believe the Ford Fusion Hybrid didn't make it! It's only about 37-42 mpg overall (normal vs. Eco modes), but it drives really well in normal mode, has a spacious interior and very comfortable seating.
I like the Ford Fusion Hybrid so much that I traded in my 2010 FFH for a 2019 FFH.
It didn't make it because it doesn't exist in the UK market! Hard to recommend something we can't buy!
I've a Lexus is300h. Fabulous car.
I have a Lexus RX and I love it I wouldn't change it for any of these cars
Prosperous 2020 to all, I too have an RX -will not change it for anything of the cars mentioned.What I observe, petrol heads editors have overnight turned into hybrids gurus. Isn't the same editors that where bashing hybrids as heavy and praised the dirty diesels. Hypocrites editors!!!!
Lexus seems to be doing everything in their power to make the CT200h fail. It could REALLY use an updated drive train with more power. They should really pull one from the new UX or Corolla.
Or going the other direction to make it more comfortable to ride in- which it unfortunately fails to deliver either. Had mine for a year, not too impressed.
They are probably letting it die, it’s a good first car and city driver, but not much else
Your better off with a Lexus further up the range, like the new UX or NX they are brilliant hybrids
Are you sure about Lexus ct200 ? It has the same system with Toyota so why avoiding that car ?
Anybody own a lexus is300h ? I am Considering buying one 2016/17 - are they as bad as the ct200h?
I’m a happy CHR owner, the best car I had drive... ever
C-HR is to old design... exterrior is ok, but inner... wishes better
What are the mpg s???
Missed so many vehicles, honda clarity, Kia Niro, nissan leaf...
Honda Insight???
I just got an insight and I love it. I am coming from a '13 Prius C so I'm no stranger to hybrids. I do like how the Insight feels more traditional and it's plenty fast. Not sports car fast but faster than anything with a hybrid badge should be.
Lol, OK I'm guessing you are actually British and you are asking, what is a Honda Insight? Yeah I was the same about the Ford Fusion! I had to look that one up! Some people just can't grasp the concept we don't have these in the UK!
A Hybrid car is essentially like buying two cars. In some countries governments subsidise these "double" cars. In the future only the rich will own a car.
You forget the rav4 hybrid or the prius plus from toyota.
So, the CHR is disappointing because of its CVT transmission, but the Corolla, also using the CVT is the best car you can get? How does that make sense?
I had a 1.8 C-HR & now have a 2.0 Corolla and the difference is night & day. Corolla is so much more refined than the C-HR. Gearbox much quieter. I trust drove both the 1.8 & 2.0, the 1.8 was much better suited to the Corolla. I bet the 2.0 C-HR is quieter than the 1.8 to. I needed bigger boot so bought the Corolla Touring Sport (estate!)
@@AnonymousAndy2what do you think the 1.8 is better to go for or the 2.0 excel? Talking about Corolla as I’m buying one but the hatchback!
@@saeedkhan-oq5gr in my opinion yes. But I would test drive both like I did. Also, they have changed both engines so later 1.8 and 2.0 are now more powerful.
What about the Honda Insight?
I love my Honda crz. Manual transmission hybrid best of both worlds
What is mpg? (or litre/100km)
I did not know you could get a CRV hybrid with manual transmission. What county do you live in?
@@davidjmcintyre5981 crz not crv but I live in the UK
@@benangel3268 mpg between 40 to 55 with good driving. Current tank average shows 51.8 after a long motorway trip
I also drive near exclusively in sport mode so could probably be higher
Great vid Doug
No mention of the Honda Insight?!!! Wow.
This is a British video, Honda doesn't sell the insight over here. Honda withdrew it from sale in 2014. The version we did have back then was not a big success. It didn't even come close to competing with the Prius.
Because its rubbish
Insight = the Prius Killer
@@alf6633 Prius have been in production for decades because it is the king of hybrids. The Insight gets discontinued after a few years.
I just got the hybrid CH-R two weeks ago and it’s mpg is around 40, absolute garbage when it says the average is 74mpg. At most it’ll go to 55 with two people in it but honestly didn’t come anywhere close to expectations.
I've had mine a year, never had less than 55mpg, averaged 61 during the summer months.
@@petersylvester2905 thats quite good, mine did 38mpg on a motorway trip and averages 45-50 right now. the highest ive gotten it is 66
@@RK-ep8qy where in the world do you live?
@@petersylvester2905 uk
That’s discouraging. We’re considering it due to its style and practical economic factor. However if that isn’t true it’s a big negative. Are you now happy with your choice or would recommend ionic or corrola?
Niro is one of the best, efficient spacious practicle
!!!!
I agree, except for the spacious part... My Prius has far more room in it than my Niro PHEV EX Premium. But in the end, the Niro is a better car in every other way.
@@dleasman Maybe the spacious part was more about loads of leg and headroom for both the front and back passengers. But yeah, it's cargo space isn't as big as a Prius.
It is quite a rubbish car. After a few 10 thousand miles it deteriorates. Nowhere near the toyota hibrids. Had a niro and happy to got rid of it
My workmate has the Niro, very very nice, large sat nav screen quiet ride and DSG gears, not a CVT, but yes the boot is tiny in comparison to the passenger space.
Hybrid cars are the future
Hybrid cars are the future. At least the near future... ☺
@@dickschuurman4684 Yep, as petroleum power will be history in less than 20 years.
Hybrid is now. Electric is the future.
@@nemome5837 they are the future
Well, here in Canada, it represent a difference of 4200.00$ if you finance for 60 months. Maybe Corolla is better but Hyundai is not a stupid choice either so, at least here, it will be a Hyundai.
Same
My 2019 corolla estate 1.8 hybrid best I can get is 75 mpg, normal everyday driving mpg 65 mpg.
Those number are very very good, diesel bearing in fact.
C-HR and Corolla are the same car, platform, suspension, drivetrain, only 150 kg, and 10 cm in height difference.
Good point. The CHR has also been out for a few years now, so you can pick it up cheaper second-hand. A 3-year old CHR is significantly cheaper than a brand new Corolla. I must say though that I'd be keen to get that 2.0L engine in the Corolla, the performance is much better than the 1.8L. I wish they sold the CHR with the 2.0L engine and 4-wheel drive, then it would be perfect.
@@cpt2fantastic in the end of the year the chr wil get an update, this in included 2.0 hybrid. I dont know about AWD
@@cpt2fantastic your wish came true
Want to see how we can save you money on your next new car? Dont buy a NEW car
Lol, good advice. Buy a new car: throw away several thousand Pounds/Euros/Dollars etc.
I can't believe they didn't mentioned the Chevy Volt. I'm able drive 52 miles before the gas engine kicks in which means that rarely have to put gas in my car.
for yaris need to wait till end this year, for 2020 yaris facelifting version
Its just come out in Australia..
Prices???
what about Mercedes Benz E class hybrid?
I've had the Toyota Camry Hybrid for about 5 months and about 7000 miles and can't seem to get more than 39-40 mpg. They said it should get around 51mpg hwy. I drive it like a grandpa and still get crappy mileage...No hills, easy acceleration and braking....if I was getting around 48 or so, I'd be thrilled but 12 mpg less than the suggested mpg is not acceptable especially with the difference in cost. I even brought it in to the dealership to have it checked and they came up with the same mpg but told me nothing was wrong...I told them there was something wrong...Toyota is a bunch of liars.
I'm sorry to hear it, you have had it when the weather is warm I presume. Winter is hard on Hybrids. Had a 2019 Rav4 Hybrid and never got more than 32-36 and the transition between the engine and hybrid was overly obvious. Just didn't care for it and got rid of it. Fast forward to 2021 and took a chance on a new one with the Lithium battery and night and day difference. Now getting 42-47 and can't tell when the engine kicks on. In short, you are doing your part; your car is not doing its. Again, sorry to read it.
Prius, Corolla, C-HR, Yaris
5:50 *Toyota and an Atari Console reminiscence of the 1980's as a bonus !*
Doesn't the Outlander PHEV also have 7 seats? Might not be in the same class as the XC90 but is similar in size and does have 7 sets. I have driven the Ioniq that you put second on the list. I have a review of it on my channel and will be doing the Corrola, number 1 on your list soon. Good list overall guys. Weirld you don't like the Lexus CT, which is based on the Corrola.
The PHEV version is 5 seat only.
1anwrang13r If that is the case then I stand corrected. Tha ks
Yay go Ioniq! It is the best ever.
All those Toyota's, you only missed new Rav4.
john morgan maybe he's neutral on it. It does get horrible mileage. And maybe it isn't available there.
Yeah, I also was wondering by he left out the RAV4 hybrid.
They are nice for sure!
New 2020 RAV4 4,1l/100km. 4 wheel drive runs even cheaper than 2wd. Tested a RAV4 vs a corolla 1.8 touring sport and got only 0,4l more but 100 hp more, 4wd and actual highway comfort
And unfortunately missed even Toyota Camry
What about the Chrysler Pacifica?
I'll wait till Lamborghini makes a hybrid.
I have a lexuz ct200h and is a great car
What about the Volvo S90 T8?
What about the AURIS ???????????????????????????
Mondeo Hybrid is great. I get 60+ mog on short trips and 48mpg on the motorways. It’s a very big car.
ford is not a car
Why ''Toyota to Porsche'? Are they polar opposite in some way?
whats wrong with golf gte? should be nr1
No is300h...I'm totally biased but I think it's a great alternative to a bmw, audi or merc. Proven tech and the quality of the interior is extremely high. For a 2.5 petrol, I'm getting an indicated 42 mpg on a 22 mile trip with a mix of town driving and 50mph average speed cameras. In the summer and on a longer run might be able to creep it up a few more mpg.
I have a Toyota CHR with CVT transmission. Its never sluggish as most journalists pointed out. I drive conservatively and loved my CHR. Most journalists put their foot down and expect to go, because it's not their car. You'll never do that to your owned car.
A couple of these hybrids aren't available in America. For example, the yaris and chr hybrid aren't available where I live.
Thanks for letting us know.
Why do you rank the xc90 hybrid above the v/s90? They are more economical and better looking and almost the same car as the xc90
I see looks aren't a factor in this list
Most people buy hybrids (historically at least) to prove they are more environmentally conscious than everyone else. Why else would.anyone buy the incredibly ugly Prius? It’s a greenie status symbol. 😉
Dan Myers what about the people who want to save money on gas?
Yeah, most Hybrid cars look goofy as hell...
Is the Corolla 1.8 engine the same one that’s used in the C-HR also is it the same CVT transmission ?
Yes
Yes Corolla has still the same horrible CVT transmission as Prius and Yaris etc.. This CVT is the only reason I would never touch it.
I had Auris for 3 years and CVT is not that bad. It’s nice for smooth acceleration but it’s loud when you want to accelerate fast. If you accelerate moderately it’s fine.
It's an eCVT, there's a big difference between that and belt drive CVT. Plenty of videos on CZcams explaining how Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive works. Reviewers should really do some research and understand that the idea behind the CVT is when the engine needs to run, it runs at its most efficient rpm. Hence that annoying revving noise
Jukka L
Have you actually driven one?
I want a ct200, but it's a gussied up Prius...then I want more ground clearance and power...but 40mpg and above. I had a 2014.5 Camry hybrid...the power was nice.
Wow. A Prius over a Lexus CT 200h?
What about Toyota Rav4 Hybrid?
Avoid the 1.8H, and go to the 2.0H. It requires less fuel, more EV Range and faster and more refined.
and less boot space. only shoes fit there.. lol
Looking at one at the moment.. but the estate as the hatchback boot is tiny.
@@milordas It has the same
Volvo, BMW? Give me a break!
Toyota is the only option if you want reliability. Even Hondas don't match up.
What about the kia niro?
Audi A3 hybrid is the best absolutely. I can drive 1500 km full tank . Amazing performance. comfortable. Practical. Better than corolla way more
What about the Merc E class diesel hybrid
Diesel hybrids are a joke.. still has diesel pollution.
Significant less co2 than petrol and higher mpg and modern ones have far less nox so a long way from a joke
Mini Eggs diesel emits way more toxic fumes, they include particulate pollutants. Why do you suppose diesel is banned in so many cities?
@@nickiemcnichols5397 OLD diesels are but latest Euro 6 diesels and above conform to ULEZ zones and produce less co2 than petrol
What are some benefits of driving hybrid? Should I look to get my next car as hybrid
I just recently bought a hybrid camry.
While I get 40 mpg I can also zip around annoying folks driving slow on the highway when needed.
Classy.
Comfy
Quiet ride
(2015) xle package
Heated seats for colder weather
And its a toyota.
Toyota all the way for their reliability, infotainment center, and just to save money.
I get 50 mpg, so the way you drive does effect the mpg...
Obviously they didn’t have the Camry hybrid in the UK when making this video..I have the 2020 Camry sl Hybrid and I love it...There great for around town
Very poor review when you miss out the best selling hybrid, the outlander phev. Like it or loathe it it sells, also why recommend a non plug in hybrid when the plug in gives so much more flexibility.
Very disappointing , what car get your act together
Michael
Yeah but the Outlander is shit
I'm mad I want the corrolla hatch back hybrid in the us
What do you think about the BMW i3 ?
You shlould at least mention an Outlander PHEV to warn people about BMU bug that degrade the battery SOH prematurely. Not very good review as that car sells in thousands.
toyota Avalon is what I chose
I love my Prius V
What about the Honda Vezel
How about accord hybrid? Seems nice to me
This is a British video, Honda doesn't sell the Accord in the UK any more, so it's very unlikely to make this list!
What about Toyota auris touring sports hybrid 2018?
Rav 4 hybrid anyone?
You missed out the Kia Optima PHEV. Amazing refinement and excellent spec levels.
Electric cars have a limited range..... You do know that Petrol Cars including Hybrids also have a limited range dont you??
It's only the refueling that's different.
An electric car can be full of fuel every morning if you "Fill" at home.
The point of a hybrid over a full ev is for people who don't have somewhere to park and charge at night and also want the convinience of throwing fuel in and drive away
How can i buy from you guys,i'm from South Africa?
What about the MERCEDES GLE HYBRIDE
Wait for Highlander hybird.
You made it seem like a Tesla has a limited range those cars go faster and farther than gas cars
Where is the Camry and Accord?
Not sold in the UK (yet, the camry is coming)
What about Toyota Camry hybrid
My colleague said, he wanted a couple instead of the CT200 shortly after buying it... well... or it is just the car?
Infiniti is a ridiculous car. Waste of money.
You recommended Volvo Hybrid and hyundai hybrid and told us to stay avay from lexus 🤣🤣🤣
Toyota RAV4 is the best hybrid on the market for its class and it is not even mentioned :)) Get another job dude!
You forgot the Prius plug-in, quite different from the standard, best economy over all and with solar roof
In hybride cars. I have A 2012 prius
Hybrids make sense for people doing high mileage particularly in town. "Normal" German cars are notoriously unreliable after 50,000 miles. I can only imagine what their hybrids will be like. A Prius taxi might be good for 400,000 miles on its original drive train, but I wouldn't want to try it with any of the German offerings.
At least this video doesn't show too many Hyundai's. Great job guys!
No Niro…. Ball dropped What Car!
The video is biased. They have not included the best selling in the world plug-in hybrid car Mitsubishi PHEV, which is superior in many ways to most of the cars in the list presented in this video.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
Or is it your comment that is baised?
The Outlander didn't make their top 10, or worst list.
It is quite and old design, and not the latest hybrid technology, so not unrealistic that you'd find it isn't the best of its kind anymore.
Optima hybrid should be at least #10, for 2019...
No more optima hybrid in uk for sales
Toyota Yaris gearbox fucks up very fast
Easiest way is to put Toyota on the first 4-5 places than anyone else
S class and bmw 5 th are nicer though
Ford Fusion hybrid?? I heard good things about it
We don't get the Fusion over here in the UK. There are a lot of models we don't get, that seems to have confused a lot of you international viewers!
I'm surprised the Chevrolet Volt wasn't mentioned. I've definitely gone 3 + months without even seeing a gas station.
To have had a chance of making this list it would need to be available in the UK. Did nobody notice the British accent? We never got the Chevrolet Volt in the UK. We did have the Vauxhall Ampera, but that was discontinued in 2015.
Volt was discontinued in favor of Bolt. Go figure.
Are you stupid? Chevy is worst car in the world
*Don't be deceived by the hype - PLUG IN HYBRIDS are the way to go, up to 30 miles on Electric Mode suits most needs and any further distances can be easily achieved by old fashioned Petrol - IE VW Golf GTE and shortly to be Launched Mercedes B200 Plug In Hybrid with everything you would desire.*
In my country you need to pay extra annual tax for plugin. In addition, plugin has more weight than regular hybrid and plugin cable takes space in boot and it is more trouble plugging + refueling compared to just refueling..
Who got 5 hours time to plug in and charge the battery lol
@@saeedkhan-oq5gr *Overnight !*
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