#hybrid-vehicles

#hybrid-vehicles

Mazda partners with Toyota for hybrid technologies to enhance fuel efficiency and performance.

The Honda CR-V and Mazda CX-50 hybrids compete closely in price and features, offering different driving experiences.

Karma's Invictus hybrid car combines performance, exclusivity, and luxury, aiming to redefine high-end automotive design and experience.

Toyota launches the 2025 Prius Nightshade edition, combining eco-efficiency with stylish design and advanced technology.

Toyota leads in electrified vehicle sales, with over a million units sold this year, signifying strong hybrid market acceptance.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is set to be America's best-selling midsize SUV for the third consecutive year due to its versatility and continuous innovation.

Honda will launch a new hybrid-electric Prelude coupe in the US by late 2025, reviving a classic model with modern features.

The Honda Prelude is making a comeback as a hybrid, reflecting a significant shift in automotive trends since 2001.

Nissan's sales decline is largely attributed to its lack of hybrid vehicle offerings, prompting talks of a merger with Honda for strategic advantage.

Nissan is cutting 9,000 jobs and reducing production capacity by 20% to combat financial losses.

The Toyota Camry continues to be the best-selling car in the US due to its reliability and efficiency, even as it phases out V6 options.

The Toyota Camry remains a top-selling car in the US, featuring advanced hybrid technology and a comfortable driving experience.

Ford set a record for all-electric vehicle sales in Q3 2024, particularly driven by the F-150 Lightning.

Electric car sales in Europe grew by 11% in April, with plug-in vehicles holding 20% of the market and hybrids being the fastest-growing segment.

Tesla is struggling in China amid increased hybrid sales and competition from BYD.

Electric vehicle advancements are alleviating range anxiety for prospective buyers with improved driving ranges.

Modest monthly growth in EV registrations contrasts with a significant decline in year-to-date volumes, hinting at consumer hesitance toward pure electric vehicles.

Chinese automakers are boosting hybrid exports to Europe in response to newly implemented EV tariffs.

Hybrid vehicles reduce fuel costs and align with sustainability goals, offering smart choices for businesses.

Financial perks like lower tax rates and government grants make hybrids appealing.

Bentley's Flying Spur combines luxury, performance, and eco-consciousness with a new hybrid powertrain designed for high efficiency and powerful driving experiences.

Toyota's hybrid Tacoma offers superior torque and horsepower, appealing to those prioritizing performance despite the added complexity over traditional turbo options.

Toyota is testing the new battery-electric Hilux pickup truck to assess performance and prepare for manufacturing in Thailand by 2025.

Mercedes-Benz and Tesla ranked highest for customer satisfaction in the luxury car segment, while Toyota and Subaru lead in the mass-market segment.

Bentley balances its heritage of luxury with modern technological advancements in the new Continental GT Speed, aiming for a sustainable future.

Hyundai plans to expand hybrid lineup to prepare for potential EV policy changes in the US.

Hyundai Motor unveils the 'Hyundai Way' strategy to diversify into electric, hybrid, and hydrogen vehicles, aiming for significant growth by 2030.

Ford increased EV sales by 31%, reaching 5% share in July, with hybrid sales growing faster due to a 47% increase.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E led EV sales with 4,592 units in July, followed by the F-150 Lightning and E-Transit.

Overall, Ford sold over 52,000 all-electric vehicles in the U.S. so far in 2024, nearly 64% more than the previous year.

Ford reported a 129.2% increase in EV sales in April, with the Mustang Mach-E driving the growth.