Mid Size Hybrid Cars

Best Hybrids according to our experts

01.
BMW 330e
From
$89,100
9.0/10
From
$89,100
Is the 330e the best of both worlds?A plug‑in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), it's a part‑time electric car for the city and a full‑time sports sedan for everywhere else.Sound familiar? BMW's been down this path before, starting with 2012's 'ActiveHybrid 3' in the last 3 Series iteration. But this year's all‑new G20 improves the breed with a bigger boot, better EV range and brawnier performance.
02.
Lexus NX300H
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$0
9.0/10
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$0
The 2022 Lexus NX might look similar to before, but everything that has changed makes it a more convincing luxury medium SUV. Switching to a much more modern architecture addresses most of the previous version's issues, resulting in a palpably quieter, more comfortable, refined and enjoyable proposition, while still building on the original's strengths. The NX now truly deserves its success.
03.
Toyota Camry
From
$26,990
9.0/10
From
$26,990
The Toyota Camry is a beloved sedan that has been the benchmark for reliability and family‑hauling ever since it was first released on our shores in 1982. Adored by grandparents and commercial drivers everywhere, the newest iteration upholds the traditions while carefully positioning itself for the current market. Does it succeed for a modern family?
04.
Ford Escape
From
$29,590
9.0/10
From
$29,590
Ford has long offered a compelling alternative to the Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX‑5 and Honda CR‑V, but ‑ whether badged Kuga or Escape ‑ the European mid‑sized SUV has failed to make an impact in Australia.This fourth‑generation version, however, deserves to succeed, since it scores strongly for safety, equipment, driving pleasure, comfort, refinement and value, making it a must test‑drive experience.
05.
Toyota RAV4
From
$34,998
8.4/10
From
$34,998
The Toyota RAV4 has proven to be the best horse in the Toyota stable and a sixth‑generation model is poised for release next year. But do we need it when the current offering is so good?