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
See More Photos	Ford Escape Hybrid (2009)	$29,645 – $33,725
See More Photos	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)	$27,950
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 Watch the Video	Lexus HS 250h (2010)	$34,650 – $37,420
See More Photos Watch the Video	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)	$28,180
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)	$21,400 – $28,070
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