How Much is a Hybrid Car?

Below is the On-The-Road (OTR) price of every Hybrid model on sale in the UK.

 

All prices are correct as of June 2024 and have been sourced directly from each manufacturer’s website. All prices are starting figures, for the standard, most basic model without any add-ons.

 

Price of Every Hybrid Model On Sale in the UK

Audi A3 Sportback TFSI e - £36,975

Audi A6 Saloon TFSI e - £59,505

Audi A7 Sportback TFSI e - £67,805

Audi A8 TSFI e - £92,380

Audi Q3 TFSI e - £45,125

Audi Q5 TSFI e - £55,780

Audi Q8 TFSI e - £83,490

Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid - enquiry only

Bentley Bentayga Hybrid - enquiry only

BMW M760e XDRIVE - £121,085

BMW 750e xDRIVE - £105,510

BMW 225e xDRIVE - £34,055

BMW 230e xDRIVE - £45,775

BMW 330e xDRIVE - £48,785

BMW X1 xDrive 25e - £42,670

X1 xDrive30e - £46,035

BMW X2 xDrive 25e - £43,665

BMW X3 xDrive30e - £56,515

BMW X5 xDrive50e - £82,055

BMW XM - £150,270

BMW XM Red Label - £110,730

Citroen C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid - £35,287

Citroen CX5 - £29,440

Cupra Leon eHybrid - £31,565

Cupra Formentor eHybrid - £32,580

DS 7 Crossback E-Tense - £46,700

DS 9 E-Tense - £56,000

Dacia Jogger - £22,995

Tourneo Custom PHEV - £54,762.80

Fiat 500 Hybrid - £16,800

Fiat 500x Hybrid - £29,985

Fiat 600 Hybrid - £23,975

Fiat Panda - £14,750

Ford Focus - £28,500

Ford Kuga - £33,395

Ford Puma - £25,800

Honda Jazz - £26,885

Honda Civic - £35,005

Honda HR-V - £30,705

Honda CR-V - £45,930

Honda ZR-V - £39,505

Hyundai Kona Hybrid - £30,385

Hyundai Tucson Hybrid - £35,590

Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid - £46,775

Jaguar E-Pace P300e - £43,220

Jaguar F-Pace P400e - £46,805

Jeep Renegade 4Xe - £30,709

Jeep Compass 4Xe - £41,655

Kia Sportage - £29,390

Kia Xceed PHEV - £33,525

Kia Niro Hybrid - £30,085

Kia Sorento - £47,295

Land Rover Discovery Sport P300e - £50,150

Land Rover Defender P400e - £72,205

Lexus NX - £44,445

Lexus UX - £47,495

Lexus ES - £43,595

Lexus LM - £89,995

Mercedes-Benz A-Class Saloon - £32,515

Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon - £45,120

Mercedes-Benz E-Class - £55,120

Mercedes-Benz S-Class - £98,015

Mercedes-Benz GLA - £35,660

Mercedes-Benz GLC - £52,395

Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe - £59,395

Mercedes-Benz GLE - £75,445

Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe - £79,360

Mercedes-Benz CLA Coupe - £32,550

Mercedes-AMG GT 4 Door - £156,555

MG HS PHEV - £31,095

MINI Countryman Plug-in Hybrid - £36,020

Mazda CX-60 - £46,320

Mazda2 Hybrid - £24,135

Mazda3 Hybrid - £23,955

Mazda CX-5 - £31,060

Nissan Juke - £27,095

Nissan X-Trail Station Wagon - £37,540

Peugeot 3008 Hybrid - £39,860

Peugeot 308 Hybrid - £29,040

Peugeot 508 Fastback - £43,790

Range Rover Evoque S - £49,000

Range Rover Sport D250 - £75,255

Range Rover Sport P510e - £83,925

Range Rover Velar - £54,490

Renault Clio - £21,495

Renault Captur - £24,595

Renault Austral - £34,695

Renault Arkana - £27,095

Subaru Crosstrek - £34,345

Subaru Forester - £37,995

SEAT Leon - £36,110

Skoda Octavia iV - £30,765

Skoda Superb iV - £38,230

Suzuki Across - £49,529

Suzuki S-cross - £26,699

Suzuki Swace - £29,999

Suzuki Vitara - £22,449

Suzuki Swift Sport - £24,270

Toyota C-HR - £31,300

Toyota Corolla Hatchback - £30,505

Toyota Prius - £37,315

Toyota Yaris - £22,640

Toyota Yaris Cross - £25,530

Toyota RAV4 - £44,175

Vauxhall Astra Hybrid - £37,935

Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer - £32,235

Vauxhall Grandland - £38,335

Volkswagen Tiguan Life - £42,525

Volkswagen Golf Lite - £27,035

Volkswagen Passat - £44,835

Volkswagen Touareg - £69,150

Volkswagen Arteon - £46,415

Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Break - £48,755

Volvo XC40 - £35,254

Volvo XC90 - £52,669

Volvo XC60 - £54,375

 

How Much Does a Hybrid Car Cost On Average?

According to our data, as of January, the average cost of a Hybrid car is £46,215.59. The average cost of an electric car is £54,324.61, making it £8,109 cheaper on average.

 

What is the Cheapest Hybrid Car?

The cheapest hybrid car available in the UK in 2024 is the Fiat Panda Hybrid, with prices starting at £14,750.

 

What is the Most Expensive Hybrid Car?

Currently, the most expensive hybrid car available in the UK is the Mercedes-AMG GT 4 Door at £156,555.

 

How Can I Afford a Hybrid Car?

Hybrids are expensive. Luckily, there are several ways you could afford a hybrid car.

 

• Car leasing. Leasing can be an attractive option for drivers who don’t want to buy an electric car outright.

• Hybrid Subscription Service. Some hybrid models are available on certain subscription services.

• Salary sacrifice scheme. If you work for a company that offers cars as a part of a salary sacrifice scheme, speak to your employer to see if they offer any hybrid models.

• Buy second hand. You will be able to buy a good quality second hand hybrid car for a fraction of the new price.

 

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