New Hybrid Cars, Trucks and SUVs

Vehicle Name		List Price
See More Photos Watch the Video	Cadillac Escalade Hybrid (2009)	$73,135 – $87,435
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Cadillac's first hybrid 50 percent estimated improvement in city mpg 2WD or 4WD 6,000-pound towing capacity Explore the Cadillac Escalade Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid (2009)	$25,555
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features 26/34 mpg city/highway Mild-hybrid drivetrain Unable to move on electric power alone Federal tax credit Standard stability system Eight-year/100,000-mile hybrid system warranty Explore the Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid (2009)	$38,020 – $47,305
See More Photos	Notable Features Two-mode hybrid drivetrain Electrically variable transmission Low-rolling-resistance tires 42-volt electrically driven power steering Explore the Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid (2009)	$50,455 – $53,260
See More Photos	Notable Features Gas/electric hybrid drivetrain Seating for eight Standard stability system Three-row side curtain airbags 2WD or 4WD Explore the Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
	Ford Escape Hybrid (2009)	$29,645 – $33,725
	Notable Features More powerful hybrid powertrain for 2009 Can run on electric power alone Newly standard stability system Optional customizable ambient lighting Optional navigation system with hybrid-drive readouts Explore the Ford Escape Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Ford Fusion Hybrid (2010)	$27,625
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Based on redesigned 2010 Fusion Gas/electric drivetrain 41 mpg city Available tax credits through March 2010 LCD gauges 700-mile-plus range in city driving on one tank of gas Explore the Ford Fusion Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	GMC Sierra Hybrid (2009)	$38,390 – $47,675
See More Photos	Notable Features New addition to Sierra lineup for 2009 V-8 gas/electric hybrid drivetrain 25% better MPG than regular Sierra Available four-wheel drive Comes in crew cab body style Explore the GMC Sierra Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
Watch the Video	GMC Yukon Hybrid (2009)	$50,920 – $61,080
Watch the Video	Notable Features Combines electric motors with 332-hp V-8 Can cruise on electric power up to 30 mph 24 percent to 31 percent better mileage vs. 5.3L V-8 Up to 6,200-pound towing capacity Seats up to eight $2,200 federal tax credit Explore the GMC Yukon Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Honda Civic Hybrid (2009)	$23,650
See More Photos	Notable Features Updated front bumper New Bluetooth and USB audio capability Electronic stability system standard Continuously variable automatic transmission Side-impact and side curtain airbags Explore the Honda Civic Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Honda Insight (2010)	$19,800 – $21,300
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Dedicated hybrid model Seats five Hatchback body style Small four-cylinder engine plus electric motor EPA-estimated 40/43 mpg Explore the Honda Insight: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Lexus GS 450h (2009)	$56,550
See More Photos	Notable Features Gasoline-electric hybrid system Continuously variable automatic transmission EPA-estimated 23 mpg (combined) Explore the Lexus GS 450h: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Lexus HS 250h (2010)	$34,200 – $36,970
See More Photos	Notable Features Dedicated hybrid model Small, affordable luxury hybrid Seats five Leather seats Enform/Safety Connect available Cabin uses bio-plastics Explore the Lexus HS 250h: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Lexus LS 600h L (2009)	$106,035
See More Photos	Notable Features First hybrid V-8 Loaded with high-tech goodies Self-parking system All-wheel drive Explore the Lexus LS 600h L: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Mazda Tribute Hybrid (2009)	$29,175 – $33,445
See More Photos	Notable Features Mazda's first hybrid Same rugged styling as gas counterpart Only available in California Explore the Mazda Tribute Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
	Mercury Mariner Hybrid (2009)	$30,090 – $31,840
	Notable Features 153-hp, 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine Front- or all-wheel drive Hybrid-electric drivetrain with CVT Gets up to 34 mpg Acceleration equivalent to V-6 Mariner Explore the Mercury Mariner Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Mercury Milan Hybrid (2010)	$27,855
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Mercury's first hybrid car Ability to travel up to 47 mph on electric power Driver-configurable LCD instruments Optional 8-inch navigation screen Standard stability system Explore the Mercury Milan Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Nissan Altima Hybrid (2009)	$26,650
See More Photos	Notable Features Nissan's first gas/electric hybrid Navigation system, rearview camera Combined 198-hp drivetrain Hybrid-specific CVT tuning Explore the Nissan Altima Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Saturn Aura Hybrid (2009)	$26,325
See More Photos	Notable Features Green Line name has been discontinued Gas/electric drivetrain Air conditioning with hybrid mode Electronic stability system Side curtain airbags Explore the Saturn Aura Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Saturn Vue Hybrid (2009)	$28,160
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Mild hybrid drivetrain 32 mpg highway rating FWD only Seats five Standard stability system 1,500-pound towing capacity Explore the Saturn Vue Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Toyota Camry Hybrid (2009)	$26,150
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Hybrid version of best-seller Combined 34 mpg Seven airbags Electronic stability system Good crash tests Exceptional reliability Explore the Toyota Camry Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Toyota Camry Hybrid (2010)	$26,150
See More Photos	Notable Features Updated styling for 2010 Gas/electric hybrid drivetrain Combined 34 mpg Seven airbags Advanced electronic stability system Explore the Toyota Camry Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Toyota Highlander Hybrid (2009)	$34,700 – $41,020
See More Photos	Notable Features Five seats standard Electric-only mode Standard AWD Center Stow seat Explore the Toyota Highlander Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Toyota Prius (2009)	$22,000 – $24,270
See More Photos	Notable Features Can run at low speeds on battery alone Large center LCD screen Electric-dominant hybrid powertrain Hatchback body style Enhanced regenerative braking Available Touring edition Explore the Toyota Prius: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Toyota Prius (2010)	$21,000 – $27,670
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features All-new third generation 50 mpg combined Available solar-panel moonroof EV Mode for electric-only cruising Gas/electric drivetrain Available self-parking feature Explore the Toyota Prius: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare