Hybrids

When we finally got our hands on a 2025 Honda Civic hybrid hatchback in base Sport trim, we had to see how its real-world efficiency compares to its chief rivals.

Like other Mazda CX-50s, the hybrid version is a sharp-handling, good-looking compact SUV — but the new hybrid powertrain thoroughly ruins the fun in favor of efficiency.

Following a massive recall of nearly 1.7 million vehicles in early October, Honda is now recalling approximately 720,000 vehicles for a defective fuel pump.

Hyundai is recalling over 49,700 examples of its Santa Fe and Santa Fe Hybrid SUVs for an issue that could accidentally deploy the airbags.

Stellantis is recalling more than 19,500 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans for an issue with the plug-in hybrid’s battery that may lead to a fire.

With all the hybrid vehicle choices on the market, which ones offer the most bang for your buck?

The refreshed-for-2025 Honda Civic lineup regains a hybrid version, this time with a gutsier powertrain that improves acceleration as well as fuel efficiency. The hybrid is also positioned as the regular Civic’s premium powertrain, replacing the previous turbo 1.5-liter.

You probably know buying a hybrid car will save you some gas, if you’re comparing it with a similar non-hybrid. But there are some things you might not know.

The refreshed 2025 Toyota Camry’s hybrid drivetrain, stylistic rework and impressive uplevel trims make it one of the best mid-size sedans you can buy.

Toyota is recalling around 211,000 examples of its Prius and Prius Prime vehicles for a faulty electronic rear door latch.