Hybrid Fuel Efficient Cars

Best Hybrids according to our experts

01.

Toyota Yaris

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$24,990

9.0/10

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$24,990

Toyota has rolled the dice with the latest Yaris, going from a cheapie to a premium supermini in its fourth‑generation incarnation ‑ the XP210 series. This means the base grade is now nearly $7000 more expensive, but the level of improvement is remarkable. Thanks to a completely redesigned body and all‑new platform and powertrain, the Yaris has gone from segment under‑achiever to a class leader.

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02.

Mini Countryman

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$43,999

8.5/10

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$43,999

The Mini Countryman is the not‑so‑mini cousin to the iconic and smaller Mini Cooper. The new generation offers a larger body size and updated technology but is this small SUV still urban‑friendly and fun?

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03.

Toyota Corolla

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$22,998

8.4/10

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$22,998

If the Corolla SX Hybrid sedan is not at the top of your urban vehicle list, then why not?

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04.

Hyundai Ioniq

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8.1/10

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Australia has seen petrol‑electric hybrids, plug‑in hybrids and full electric cars, but Hyundai's Ioniq is the first new car range to offer all three options.

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05.

Toyota C-HR

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$36,990

8.1/10

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$36,990

Toyota probably could have easily made an SUV version of its Corolla, and it would have been great, and lots of people would have bought it, but Toyota built the C‑HR instead.

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