Hybrid Cars Under $80K

Best Hybrids according to our experts

01.
Audi A5
Sedan
From
$79,900
8.3/10
Sedan
From
$79,900
As the Audi A4 badge goes electric for now, the A5 becomes its spiritual successor. The Audi A5 has just landed in Australia in Sedan or Avant wagon form, and there's a fast S5 version too. We sampled them all during the winter launch in Victoria to find out how it stacks up.
02.
BMW X1
SUV
From
$79,900
8.3/10
SUV
From
$79,900
One of the earliest examples of a premium small SUV, the original X1 of 2010 established BMW as a canny marketer, but the model never won the acclaim of newer alternatives. Now, the completely redesigned third‑generation U11‑series X1 aims to change this, with a longer and wider platform, larger body, advanced powertrains and innovative cabin promising more space, refinement and agility.
03.
Land Rover Discovery Sport
SUV
From
$79,700
8.0/10
SUV
From
$79,700
Presenting the Land Rover you can get for $60,255 (before on‑road costs). It's the Discovery Sport, a five‑seater SUV that competes with cars like the Audi Q5 and the BMW X3, but unlike those cars, can be optioned up to a seven‑seater should you so desire.
04.
Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class
SUV
From
$78,800
8.0/10
SUV
From
$78,800
The Mercedes‑Benz GLA 250 4Matic is an outstanding all‑rounder small SUV, but is it suitable for just the urban life?
05.
Volkswagen Transporter
Van
From
$72,490
8.0/10
Van
From
$72,490
The VW Transporter has been in production for more than 70 years, as its bloodline can be traced back to the original rear‑engine split‑window 'Kombi' launched in 1950. So, during those seven decades, the German manufacturer has no doubt learned a thing or ten about building light commercial vans.