Hey Edmunds, I guess the gas tank on the Rav4 only holding 9-10 gallons of gas (vs the 14.5 spec.) was not a factor or did you not check? We bought a 2020 Ford Escape hybrid and we love it.
Thanks for the list. I think the Chevrolet Volt and Hyundai Ioniq are my picks. Although not a huge honda fan, the Honda Accord Hybrid doesn't look too bad. Why did the Chevrolet Volt get discontinued?
Without Tax credit, GM is at disadvantage and can not compete with new commers that have tax credit. P.s. I have met a Volt owner with near 200 K on his with no problems.
@Edmunds Why do you not include Toyota Corolla HEV in the list? Very affordable with high efficiency hybrid car. Many other car testers and websites put toyota corolla hybrid on the 1st place.
Do hybrids tell you when to change your oil in relation to actual oil life? I'm asking because the engine is used less than normal cars so it should last longer.
I have a 2019 Pacifica hybrid plug in. According to the manual you will get a warning light on the dash when it is time to change the oil, but adds that if you don't see that after a year you should change the oil. I use full electric so much that I never got the light and had my first oil change on my van's first birthday. Another money saving perk.
To me hybrids still command a initial premium that arent always recouped in a timely manner. Plug-in's definitely step that up if you can manage a good portion of your driving in pure EV mode but are still a financial premium initially. A vehicle like the RAV4 does it right when the price isnt substantially more than the base model, and adds the E-AWD which is perfect for most owners who need that little bit extra traction.
Joseph it not as reliable, I heard a lot of problems. Also, I barely see one in a week. There’s no point in having the Kia Niro...and it’s a Korean product wont have that quality like Toyota.
The 4th generation prius is awesome! It does everything quite well. It's driving dynamics are nice, economy is excellent, cargo ability is superb, and it fits an over 6 ft. driver quite nicey!. thanks. PS...the 3rd gen was just passable, as compared to this gen. Thanks.
I noticed you only covered Honda’s, afa hybrids go. I own a KIA NIRO!!! I absolutely love ❤️ it!!! It’s sporty & has all the bells & whistles anyone could wish for! Be fair & do a rating for n ALL hybrid’s, not just the ones you’re connected to!!
I drive the 2019 Honda Inspire EX hybrid and I'm getting 55+ mpg's, totally awesome. I haven't driven it in cold weather yet, I've read comments that cold weather affects battery life and lowers your mileage so I'm waiting for it to get cold in Tennessee to see if I still love driving a hybrid.
Sad that hybrids power output is so low when my 2018 Regal TourX 2.0T with torque vectoring AWD gets almost 40 mpg at 65 mph and has 295 lb-ft of torque.
Still waiting for a more fuel efficient vehicle than the Honda Insight G1 that I'm driving . . . . still . . . . .20 years . . . .400,000+ miles . . . . . and still getting over 60 mpg.
Still begs the question though, why Honda stopped producing Hybrids for some years? They could have been th king of Hybrids. I didn't buy Honda Hybrid back then because I heard they were discontinuing the vehicle. So I bought a Prius.
You should buy a Honda Clarity PHEV. I easily get 100+mpg as I can drive about 50 miles in EV mode. Plug in each night, have a fresh 50 miles of EV range. Nice sized vehicle similar in proportions to an Accord.
400,000 miles? Wow, that’s great to hear... I like the new Insight and am considering one. Good to know hybrids can deliver the same performance after so many miles (and years).
I saw a Toyota Prius on Pakistan M9 connecting Karachi while taking choufour driving Toyota 2009. My car was driving at 100 kmsThe engin e has been overhauled many times. . But some cars were running at 140 kms.
No o e mentioned about BYD, TANG DM? that has more than 500 total house power, 1 engine, 2 motors, from 0 to 60 m/h only 4.5s. So what do you rank that hybrid SUV ?
We went with our top five hybrids in each category, and the Ioniq Hybrid isn't in that group. You can read its rating here: www.edmunds.com/hybrid/ The Corolla Hybrid has yet to complete our rating process, which is why it wasn't included in this video.
Test drove the Honda Insight....what a dog it was. Noisy and no power, not comfortable at all. Very disappointed I have a Prius right now that I love. Also test drove the Nissan Leaf....whatta car!!! Very peppy, responsive, quiet, comfortable. Great car with no gasoline! The supposed extras you have to buy can be pricey, like the faster charger for the battery. 226 miles on single charge. Still iffy about a non-gas vehicle though. I am more comfortable with my handy dandy Prius only using 6 gallons of gasoline for my almost 300 mile work week. : )
I mean, some reviews are just not focused on “bang for your buck” but instead specs and performance. Really appreciate these kinds of reviews because sometimes people really just want to know what’s performing best on the market and aren’t focused on cheaping out.
Would have been helpful if you gave some numbers for the fuel efficiency it's kind of useless to just say the most fuel efficient so have what's the miles per gallon
Nah! The best hybrid is the 2020 Acura MDX hybrid w/Advance package - - - talk about a SUV that handles like a sports car! Beautiful car. Only criticism is the dated info-center, but still works well.
Honda insight and Accord are the best options right now in the market, especially insight. Insight's EPA ratings could easily be increased by at least 5 - 10 mpg with being a little more careful and yet without giving up fun.
Hybrid vehicles have been around for 70 years. They are the most reliable, cheapest, and strongest vehicles in history. So why aren't they allowed in NASCAR races? BECAUSE THEY WOULD RUN OFF AND LEAVE THE REST!
Edmund's Honda Clarity long-term: "...We picked up the car shortly afterward and received a bill for $364.93. Labor accounted for $75; the rest was parts. That surprised us, along with another Clarity owner who happened to be picking up his car for the same thing. This customer asked why the maintenance costs weren't covered under the lease and if he could put the $15,000 fuel card that comes with each Clarity Fuel Cell toward service. (You can't.) He also said his previous Honda, a hybrid, wasn't this expensive to maintain. The price comes from two unique parts that are specific to one of the Clarity's two cooling systems. One of these systems uses the usual water and antifreeze mixture, but the one responsible for cooling the fuel cell uses special hardware - that ion exchange filter - and a substance called insulating fluid..."
Anybody got Honda & Toyota preference vibes? I’m sorry but how is it the BMW Volvo, Mitsubishi along with the Niro and Optima even the non plugin ioniq didn’t make it?
Cabin noise? BALONEY!! I own a 2019 Hybrid LE Camry that averages 58 mpg’s. There is no cabin noise. You don’t hear a sound inside my car when you’re driving unless of course you have radio on.
I had seen a lady driving Toyota Camry white in Montreal in 2000. This was long ago. I think this is the best city car for ladies. Better than Jaguare which is for man. Certainly the city has much better cars running as a taxi.
Edmund's Honda Clarity long-term: "...We picked up the car shortly afterward and received a bill for $364.93. Labor accounted for $75; the rest was parts. That surprised us, along with another Clarity owner who happened to be picking up his car for the same thing. This customer asked why the maintenance costs weren't covered under the lease and if he could put the $15,000 fuel card that comes with each Clarity Fuel Cell toward service. (You can't.) He also said his previous Honda, a hybrid, wasn't this expensive to maintain. The price comes from two unique parts that are specific to one of the Clarity's two cooling systems. One of these systems uses the usual water and antifreeze mixture, but the one responsible for cooling the fuel cell uses special hardware - that ion exchange filter - and a substance called insulating fluid..."
That references the fuel cell variant of the Clarity. In this video, we're recommending the plug-in hybrid. Though the names are similar, they use entirely different powertrains.
Norm citing the long terms again and got it wrong! Can you stop posting long term text to the comments. At least you other comment was about your car, but still annoying. Do you ever say anything good or try and find something negative or corrective all the time.
@@joshmiller1640 Honda Hybrids are nothing special and not really that good today. Plus Honda economy cars are expensive to maintain. "The CX-5 went in for four scheduled services, which cost $340.57. For comparison, our 2015 CX-5 cost a total of $320.37 for three service visits, and our 2017 Honda CR-V cost $417.60 for two, not including the unscheduled battery and differential fluid change...." Motor Trend
Hybrid cars are not designed to stay & doomed to fail. After all why carry two power train every where , pay two maintenance, pay for two fuels, two headaches only to achieve one objective !!! And yet damage environment as there is no Tomorrow...Total madness. I guess taxi drivers & those travelling more than 300 miles a day could benefit from Hybrid cars.
I use to think that as well. ICE runs considerably less, meaning less money spent on maintenance. no starter , no generator and in reality your transmission on toyota's and Fords are your electric power plant MG1 and MG2. Also regen braking saves brake service, Realistically less than $300 for hybrid maintenance vs $1000 plus for a conventional sedan.
Prius Prius Prius Prius Prius . The 1st gen to 5th gen. Nothing can top this list. Anything other than them should be followed behind them. The Hybrids are now competing among themselves. Prius back then was competing against non-hybrids and is still continuing to do so. And thank God they didn't include Fisker Karma, Bmwi3 to the list. These Series Hybrid Models are an embarrassment to automative Industry.
The only brand I trust is Toyota. Hondas are questionable as they always try to be at par with Toyotas but they fail everytime when it comes to hybrids. Same with other brands. Sorry but that's the truth.
Alan, Honda has had some reliability issues lately. The Honda CRV with the 1.5 turbo needs to be recalled. The gas mixing with oil is a black eye for Honda. Honda 9 speed transmission was recalled. Lurching heavy shifting Honda CVT. Reported jerky, irritating noise. Do you want me to go on?
@@rncondie Yes please go on, especially since you've made no mention of some of Toyota's recalls. I really have no preference to either brand or vehicle, but find it interesting people seem to cling to them without too much substance.
@Max's Raving Music Production's 123469 you promoting Garbage misleading people for your personal gain, now think who is garbage, I can understand your anger.
@Max's Raving Music Production's 123469 you v every right to have your opinion about the product you sponcer, but not about me. And I may not spell hibrid correct yet again, but I am no fool, and I know Hybrid is pure Garbage, Only plug in Pure EVs, no less than that, I mind you all these hybrid or ICE vehicle manufacturers will be bankrupt sooner than you can imagine mr. Whoever.
Hyundai Ioniq Plug-In Hybrid has my vote with the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid getting my pick for a bigger hybrid. Great video list.
Agree on the Hyundai Ioniq, but the Rav4 would not get my $$
We have the same name lol
Hey Edmunds, I guess the gas tank on the Rav4 only holding 9-10 gallons of gas (vs the 14.5 spec.) was not a factor or did you not check? We bought a 2020 Ford Escape hybrid and we love it.
Our 18 Accord hybrid consistently get 47+ mpg during Spring, Summer and Autumn.
TOYOTA!!!!!!! They have perfected every hybrid vehicle!!!!!!!! Love my RAV4 XSE Hybrid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where is the KIA Niro?
I haven’t been to a gas station in months since I bought a Honda CLARITY. Awesome car with tons of room.
Me too, 10,000 rebate and 500-800 miles on 7 gallon tank.
Thanks for the list. I think the Chevrolet Volt and Hyundai Ioniq are my picks. Although not a huge honda fan, the Honda Accord Hybrid doesn't look too bad. Why did the Chevrolet Volt get discontinued?
Volt - sales continued to decline, expensive to produce. I always thought the Delta II platform was a repeated bad choice.
Josh Miller reliability horrible
Volt is nice looking, but think ownership was down for reliability and cost.
@@Joseph-du8ws only 477,000 miles on this Volt.
www.voltstats.net/Stats/Details/1579
Without Tax credit, GM is at disadvantage and can not compete with new commers that have tax credit.
P.s. I have met a Volt owner with near 200 K on his with no problems.
Elantra hybrid for Canada, price and review? Which of the hybrids you recommend has the best hp, accelerating when needed.
@Edmunds Why do you not include Toyota Corolla HEV in the list? Very affordable with high efficiency hybrid car. Many other car testers and websites put toyota corolla hybrid on the 1st place.
Which one has a spare tire?
Do hybrids tell you when to change your oil in relation to actual oil life? I'm asking because the engine is used less than normal cars so it should last longer.
I have a 2019 Pacifica hybrid plug in. According to the manual you will get a warning light on the dash when it is time to change the oil, but adds that if you don't see that after a year you should change the oil. I use full electric so much that I never got the light and had my first oil change on my van's first birthday. Another money saving perk.
@@patrickflynn607 Nice! Thanks 👍🏻
@@Spawn223311 Your'e welcome.
no prius prime? no subaru crosstrek?
What about the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV? I just bought a 2020 GT and I think it's great. Very strange I don't see it here?
Regarding fuel consumption and CO2 reduction the Diesel Hybrid of Mercedes Benz is the most reasonable solution. Available as E 300 de and C 300 de
Everyone should have a HYBRID..by now, if not an electric. Kona, and Corolla are top.
Exactly. I can’t believe it’s almost 2020 and most cars still use Flintstones-era tech for braking (friction instead of regen).
What about corolla hybrid ?
Which car is the best for milage Toyota Prius or Hyundai loniq?
I would get fed up real fast with any form of 'plug-in'! Full Hybrid for me, Honda Insight or Hondas Accord.
To me hybrids still command a initial premium that arent always recouped in a timely manner. Plug-in's definitely step that up if you can manage a good portion of your driving in pure EV mode but are still a financial premium initially. A vehicle like the RAV4 does it right when the price isnt substantially more than the base model, and adds the E-AWD which is perfect for most owners who need that little bit extra traction.
I own a gas version 2016 and hybrid 2019 Rav 4 and the hybrid does better in deep (10 inches) snow driving.
@@rv2167 Why did you sell your hybrid highlander?
How come the 52 mpg Toyota Corolla hybrid is missing from this line - up?
Likely hasnt been fully reviewed by Edmunds yet.
@@ALMX5DP ok probably
It hasn't yet gone through our rating and review process. Check back soon!
@@edmundscars Ok. Thanks for the feedback 👍
@@edmundscars Well, don't "check back soon" to this video :-P
2019/2020 Honda Insight
Affordable, looks great, and full of value. I LOVE it
Kia Niro?
I like the Niro as well.
DangerousDan no.
Justin Xu Yes. It’s actually a good little hybrid wagon/hatchback.
@@JJustinXu Why no?
Joseph it not as reliable, I heard a lot of problems. Also, I barely see one in a week. There’s no point in having the Kia Niro...and it’s a Korean product wont have that quality like Toyota.
Missing the PriusPrime perhaps Edmunds?
Rav4 prime will be available summer 2020 too, but I guess it is technically a 2021 vehicle
The 4th generation prius is awesome! It does everything quite well. It's driving dynamics are nice, economy is excellent, cargo ability is superb, and it fits an over 6 ft. driver quite nicey!. thanks. PS...the 3rd gen was just passable, as compared to this gen. Thanks.
What year?
I noticed you only covered Honda’s, afa hybrids go. I own a KIA NIRO!!! I absolutely love ❤️ it!!! It’s sporty & has all the bells & whistles anyone could wish for!
Be fair & do a rating for n ALL hybrid’s, not just the ones you’re connected to!!
Hi how about Hyundai kona?
That only comes in full ev
why does GM always discontinue great cars?
It's against their corporate goal of only making trash.
GM took a chance on Volt when no one else would. They could not stay competitive with cars that still get tax credit.
I drive the 2019 Honda Inspire EX hybrid and I'm getting 55+ mpg's, totally awesome. I haven't driven it in cold weather yet, I've read comments that cold weather affects battery life and lowers your mileage so I'm waiting for it to get cold in Tennessee to see if I still love driving a hybrid.
I don't know why anyone would prioritize luxury appointments over efficiency when looking at hybrid cars.
What about Hyundai Ioniq? better then Prius....
I bought the Insight, I agree everything they said, I also like to seat low.
I picked the EX because it has the more mileage.
Sad that hybrids power output is so low when my 2018 Regal TourX 2.0T with torque vectoring AWD gets almost 40 mpg at 65 mph and has 295 lb-ft of torque.
Norm T The volt comes 1 lb-ft shy of that & gets 3mpg better at highway speeds
@@AmperageY missing the drive shaft to the rear differential and a pair of half shafts on the Chevy.
Still waiting for a more fuel efficient vehicle than the Honda Insight G1 that I'm driving . . . . still . . . . .20 years . . . .400,000+ miles . . . . . and still getting over 60 mpg.
Still begs the question though, why Honda stopped producing Hybrids for some years? They could have been th king of Hybrids. I didn't buy Honda Hybrid back then because I heard they were discontinuing the vehicle. So I bought a Prius.
You should buy a Honda Clarity PHEV. I easily get 100+mpg as I can drive about 50 miles in EV mode. Plug in each night, have a fresh 50 miles of EV range. Nice sized vehicle similar in proportions to an Accord.
Mowcowbell awesome mpg，but maybe we should count the battery replacement cost in the future too
400,000 miles? Wow, that’s great to hear... I like the new Insight and am considering one. Good to know hybrids can deliver the same performance after so many miles (and years).
Clint Smitheman My first Honda Accord Hydride 2019.
I hope will reach to 400,000 miles or more.
what about KIA NIRO plug-in ?
I like the Hyundai Ioniq hybrid 58 mpg combined! And an interior that is good for us.
I saw a Toyota Prius on Pakistan M9 connecting Karachi while taking choufour driving Toyota 2009. My car was driving at 100 kmsThe engin e has been overhauled many times. . But some cars were running at 140 kms.
Nothing about BMW 330e and 530e with wireless charging?
They use Toyotas Parallel Hybrid architecture. Big Daddy's on this list already. Little punks just enjoy the glory.
No o e mentioned about BYD, TANG DM? that has more than 500 total house power, 1 engine, 2 motors, from 0 to 60 m/h only 4.5s.
So what do you rank that hybrid SUV ?
Hyundai Sonata. Poor seller but a superior hybrid system. Much more advanced than Prius.
And not half as reliable
@@listennowbreath Have there been studies comparing Toyota and Hyundai hybrid reliability? That would be interesting to read.
Are you kidding me you did not include the Hyundai ioniq hybrid........ what about the corolla hybrid..... idk about these picks not good imo
We went with our top five hybrids in each category, and the Ioniq Hybrid isn't in that group. You can read its rating here: www.edmunds.com/hybrid/ The Corolla Hybrid has yet to complete our rating process, which is why it wasn't included in this video.
My dad has a camery.
He got to and from work which is an hour drive with an empty gas tank. It was bone dry
What about the Niro plug-in? Unbelievable that you didn't even include it!
Test drove the Honda Insight....what a dog it was. Noisy and no power, not comfortable at all. Very disappointed I have a Prius right now that I love. Also test drove the Nissan Leaf....whatta car!!! Very peppy, responsive, quiet, comfortable. Great car with no gasoline! The supposed extras you have to buy can be pricey, like the faster charger for the battery. 226 miles on single charge. Still iffy about a non-gas vehicle though. I am more comfortable with my handy dandy Prius only using 6 gallons of gasoline for my almost 300 mile work week. : )
Whats the intro song? Its sick
They didn’t mentioned the price prime which the most best in the segment. That tells something is not right in this review
I mean, some reviews are just not focused on “bang for your buck” but instead specs and performance. Really appreciate these kinds of reviews because sometimes people really just want to know what’s performing best on the market and aren’t focused on cheaping out.
Would have been helpful if you gave some numbers for the fuel efficiency it's kind of useless to just say the most fuel efficient so have what's the miles per gallon
Folks, If you are too lazy to shift your own gears you really ought to drive a #Hybrid.
Nah! The best hybrid is the 2020 Acura MDX hybrid w/Advance package - - - talk about a SUV that handles like a sports car! Beautiful car. Only criticism is the dated info-center, but still works well.
I wish manufacturers would start making hybrid vans,trucks & SUV. What is stopping you guys?
I'm surprised the Volvo XC60 T8 didn't make the ranking.
It broke down on the way to the ratings !
Honda insight and Accord are the best options right now in the market, especially insight. Insight's EPA ratings could easily be increased by at least 5 - 10 mpg with being a little more careful and yet without giving up fun.
Hybrid vehicles have been around for 70 years. They are the most reliable, cheapest, and strongest vehicles in history. So why aren't they allowed in NASCAR races? BECAUSE THEY WOULD RUN OFF AND LEAVE THE REST!
Kudos to the Asian brands!
Edmund's Honda Clarity long-term: "...We picked up the car shortly afterward and received a bill for $364.93. Labor accounted for $75; the rest was parts. That surprised us, along with another Clarity owner who happened to be picking up his car for the same thing. This customer asked why the maintenance costs weren't covered under the lease and if he could put the $15,000 fuel card that comes with each Clarity Fuel Cell toward service. (You can't.) He also said his previous Honda, a hybrid, wasn't this expensive to maintain.
The price comes from two unique parts that are specific to one of the Clarity's two cooling systems. One of these systems uses the usual water and antifreeze mixture, but the one responsible for cooling the fuel cell uses special hardware - that ion exchange filter - and a substance called insulating fluid..."
Plug In disciplined! Otherwise fuel consumption is pretty high!
Where is the king of Plug in Hybrids the Toyota Prius Prime???
Exactly!
Unfortunately it’s not available in all of the US so it may be why the didn’t include it
That blue C2 in the background though 👌
Where is nissan and kia?
Anybody got Honda & Toyota preference vibes? I’m sorry but how is it the BMW Volvo, Mitsubishi along with the Niro and Optima even the non plugin ioniq didn’t make it?
Tell something about 2014.honda accord plug in
How about Toyota Yaris Hybrid?
lol prius knocks down a cone at 2:03. they say hybrids have bad handling...
It appeared that you singled out the Toyota Camry for criticism. Surprising since it makes the top of most lists by other reviewers.
I miss, Subaru
Don't all cars look the same now?
Cabin noise? BALONEY!! I own a 2019 Hybrid LE Camry that averages 58 mpg’s. There is no cabin noise. You don’t hear a sound inside my car when you’re driving unless of course you have radio on.
I had seen a lady driving Toyota Camry white in Montreal in 2000. This was long ago. I think this is the best city car for ladies. Better than Jaguare which is for man. Certainly the city has much better cars running as a taxi.
I will no longer go to Chevy, because they see no need for a Hybrid. They claim the all electric is the way to go.
If their Impala was a hybrid I wouldn't like the Camry or Prius...I don't even look at Chevys...it's a shame.
Corolla Hybrid?
Honda Clarity is the best!
why u need a hybrid? tesla can do 1.000km in 10 hours. tesla can go from Oslo to Spain. Tesla record is 2.700km in 24 Hours. please be smart.
Edmund's Honda Clarity long-term: "...We picked up the car shortly afterward and received a bill for $364.93. Labor accounted for $75; the rest was parts. That surprised us, along with another Clarity owner who happened to be picking up his car for the same thing. This customer asked why the maintenance costs weren't covered under the lease and if he could put the $15,000 fuel card that comes with each Clarity Fuel Cell toward service. (You can't.) He also said his previous Honda, a hybrid, wasn't this expensive to maintain.
The price comes from two unique parts that are specific to one of the Clarity's two cooling systems. One of these systems uses the usual water and antifreeze mixture, but the one responsible for cooling the fuel cell uses special hardware - that ion exchange filter - and a substance called insulating fluid..."
That references the fuel cell variant of the Clarity. In this video, we're recommending the plug-in hybrid. Though the names are similar, they use entirely different powertrains.
Norm citing the long terms again and got it wrong! Can you stop posting long term text to the comments. At least you other comment was about your car, but still annoying. Do you ever say anything good or try and find something negative or corrective all the time.
@@edmundscars Haha! Suck it Norm T
@@joshmiller1640 Honda Hybrids are nothing special and not really that good today.
Plus Honda economy cars are expensive to maintain.
"The CX-5 went in for four scheduled services, which cost $340.57. For comparison, our 2015 CX-5 cost a total of $320.37 for three service visits, and our 2017 Honda CR-V cost $417.60 for two, not including the unscheduled battery and differential fluid change...." Motor Trend
Need more kilometers per charge. Atleast 250 km. Deal breaker
VOLVO XC40 hybrid ♥️
Chevy and Chrysler...time to leave the channel.
Prius is #1
Hybrid cars are not designed to stay & doomed to fail.
After all why carry two power train every where , pay two maintenance, pay for two fuels, two headaches only to achieve one objective !!!
And yet damage environment as there is no Tomorrow...Total madness.
I guess taxi drivers & those travelling more than 300 miles a day could benefit from Hybrid cars.
I use to think that as well. ICE runs considerably less, meaning less money spent on maintenance. no starter , no generator and in reality your transmission on toyota's and Fords are your electric power plant MG1 and MG2. Also regen braking saves brake service, Realistically less than $300 for hybrid maintenance vs $1000 plus for a conventional sedan.
Japanese only good in affordable hybrid power train..
Prius Prius Prius Prius Prius . The 1st gen to 5th gen. Nothing can top this list.
Anything other than them should be followed behind them.
The Hybrids are now competing among themselves. Prius back then was competing against non-hybrids and is still continuing to do so.
And thank God they didn't include Fisker Karma, Bmwi3 to the list. These Series Hybrid Models are an embarrassment to automative Industry.
Honda insight is better than prius, you probably joking.
No way.
Why do you call it clean driving most electric is produced by coal and fuel. So it isn’t clean
To might want to check your facts.
we want mpg..mpg ...mpg....best ...best...best....less trip to the gas station please ..
Suond coming from gear camary 2019 Hypard very bad car. I have one
I don’t know why they made the Honda Clarity look so bad! It’s not even a hatch.. why make it look like an ugly hatch from the back? Ugh.
The only brand I trust is Toyota. Hondas are questionable as they always try to be at par with Toyotas but they fail everytime when it comes to hybrids. Same with other brands. Sorry but that's the truth.
What are you basing that "truth" on?
Where did you find the "truth"?
Joe E. I agree!
Alan, Honda has had some reliability issues lately.
The Honda CRV with the 1.5 turbo needs to be recalled.
The gas mixing with oil is a black eye for Honda.
Honda 9 speed transmission was recalled. Lurching heavy shifting
Honda CVT. Reported jerky, irritating noise.
Do you want me to go on?
@@rncondie Yes please go on, especially since you've made no mention of some of Toyota's recalls. I really have no preference to either brand or vehicle, but find it interesting people seem to cling to them without too much substance.
Mitsubishi Outlander PHev is far better
Highbrid or garbage ?
@Max's Raving Music Production's 123469 you promoting Garbage misleading people for your personal gain, now think who is garbage, I can understand your anger.
@Max's Raving Music Production's 123469 you v every right to have your opinion about the product you sponcer, but not about me. And I may not spell hibrid correct yet again, but I am no fool, and I know Hybrid is pure Garbage,
Only plug in Pure EVs, no less than that, I mind you all these hybrid or ICE vehicle manufacturers will be bankrupt sooner than you can imagine mr. Whoever.
Be very careful........thousands of recalls for hybrids for serious fire risk.
Not including Toyota Corolla?! Not worth to watch it then!!
Most ugly! Get Tesla
What about the Kia Niro?
Why do you call it clean driving most electric is produced by coal and fuel. So it isn’t clean
You might want to check your facts.