Economical hybrid sedan models
Hybrid sedans combine elegant styling with fuel-efficient powertrains. They deliver refined, comfortable cruising with significantly lower fuel consumption than pure petrol equivalents.
Toyota Corolla Hybrid Sedan is the proven choice. Toyota Camry Hybrid offers luxury, while Honda Civic Hybrid provides dynamic driving.
Hybrid sedans achieve 4-5 litres per 100 km combined consumption, saving thousands in fuel costs over the vehicle's lifetime.
Best for: Reliability
World's best-selling hybrid sedan. 4.5 L/100km and Toyota reliability.
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Best for: Driving pleasure
e:HEV hybrid system in sporty sedan form. 4.7 L/100km.
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Best for: Premium
The plug-in hybrid version of the C-Class. 100 km electric range.
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Best for: Driving dynamics
BMW driving pleasure in plug-in hybrid form. 60 km electric range.
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Best for: Comfort
Large hybrid sedan. 5 L/100km consumption and spacious interior.
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Best for: Technology
The plug-in hybrid version of the Audi A4. 62 km electric range.
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Best for: Business sedan
BMW 5 Series plug-in hybrid. Executive comfort and efficiency.
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Best for: Comfort
Large segment e:HEV hybrid sedan. 5.2 L/100km.
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Best for: Business use
The plug-in hybrid version of the E-Class. 100 km electric range.
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Best for: All Season
The plug-in hybrid version of the Audi A6. With quattro AWD.
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Sedan bodies are more aerodynamic than SUVs, which combined with hybrid systems means ultra-low consumption.
Hybrid sedans are economical even on long trips. 80% electric in the city, 20% savings on the motorway.
In modern hybrid sedans, the battery is under the seat, trunk space is preserved.