Our plug-in hybrid lineup 
Cars with smarter efficiency

Plug-in hybrids combine a petrol engine with an electric motor and rechargeable battery that you can charge from an external power source. This setup lets you drive in pure electric mode for most daily trips, with the petrol engine automatically taking over for longer journeys when needed.

The system also uses regenerative braking. Every time you brake or slow down, it captures that energy and feeds it back into the battery, helping to keep it topped up while you drive.

Yes, they absolutely are. Plug-in hybrids offer the perfect bridge between conventional and fully electric cars. You get electric power for daily trips with a petrol engine that gives you confidence on longer journeys.


You'll maximise the fuel cost savings when you have home charging access and do most of your driving locally. The electric motor handles your everyday journeys, so you'll consume far less petrol.

Yes, you need to charge a plug-in hybrid to take advantage of its primary benefit - extended electric-only driving. While your car will still run on its petrol engine when the battery is depleted, you won't experience the superior fuel economy, lower emissions or quiet drive.

To get the most out of the larger battery and achieve lower running costs, you must regularly plug it into a home charger or public charging station. That's how you unlock the real advantages of plug-in hybrid technology.

Yes, they can be very cost-efficient, but it depends on how you use them. If you can charge regularly and do most of your driving locally on electric power, you'll see significant fuel savings. Electric miles cost much less than petrol miles, so your daily commute could cost pennies instead of pounds.

Our batteries are designed with durability and longevity in mind. That's why our plug-in hybrid cars come with our battery warranty which lasts for five years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Hybrid cars can tow. The combined power of the electric motor and petrol engine means you can tow a large caravan, depending on the maximum permitted towing capacity.

The biggest advantage of a plug-in hybrid car is the flexibility they offer with both electric and petrol driving made available to you at the push of a button. Most short, day-to-day trips can be covered by the electric motor, while on longer journeys you can rely on the petrol engine.

The majority of our plug-in hybrid cars come with automatic transmission.

Yes, when travelling in Central London hybrid cars are subject to the Congestion Charge. 

You can. We work with partners to make installing a charger at him simple. You'll find all the information you need regarding how to get set up on our home charging page.

The UK has an extensive network of public charging stations. If you're taking your hybrid car on a longer trip, there is a charging station map in our We Charge app featuring all of their the locations.