If you’re looking for a new hybrid in 2011, the following cars should be at the top of your list:
The Nissan Leaf can run up to 100 miles without needing to be charged. With a top speed of 90mph and the ability to go from 0-60 in 10 seconds, and can transport up to 5 people and boasts a comfortable interior.
The Volt can go up to 40 miles on one charge, but does offer a gas alternative, and can go 500 miles on one tank. The Volt can carry up to 4 individuals and offers a high tech interior.
This car is a smooth, flashy machine that doesn’t harm the environment. It’s not too slow either, it offers 403 horsepower and can go 50 miles before the turbo engine is turned on.
This car offers three modes: economy, normal, and sport. It’s capable of going up to 100 miles on one charge and can reach a top speed of 90mph while carrying 5 passengers.
The Tesla Model S can seat up to 5 people and offers 2 smaller seats facing each other for the kids, making it capable of seating 7. The Model S can go up to 160 miles on a charge, catering to those who need speed; the car can go from 0-60 in 6 seconds.
This little car will be stiff competition for the Nissan Leaf, matching many of the Leaf’s features. The Focus Electric can also travel up to 100 miles on one charge, with top of the line technology in the interior.
Featuring all of the same characteristics of the Toyota Prius Hybrid, the Plug-In offers a smarter way of charging for 2011.
Originating in Japan, this hybrid is now in the US. It can travel up to 80 miles on a charge and is quickly becoming popular.
Coming from Europe, this little car is cute and effecient and will save Americans a bundle on gas.
Offering hybrid options, these cars should be a big hit on the electric car market. Flashy, friendly, and affordable, the Hyundai Sonata has made a fantastic Hybrid.
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