Below is the On-The-Road (OTR) price of every Hybrid model on sale in the UK.
All prices are correct as of January 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. The vehicles with a ‘not available’ had no available pricing information – you will need to go directly to a dealership in your local area to find the price.
Audi A3 Sportback TFSI e |
£36,975.00 |
Audi A6 Saloon TFSI e |
£59,505.00 |
Audi A7 Sportback TFSI e |
£67,805.00 |
Audi A8 TFSI e |
£92,380.00 |
Audi Q3 TFSL e |
£45,125.00 |
Audi Q5 TFSI |
£55,780.00 |
BMW 2 Series Active Tourer |
£34,040.00 |
BMW 3 Series Saloon |
£40,205.00 |
BMW 3 Series Touring |
£42,395.00 |
BMW 5 Series Saloon Plug In Hybrid |
£59,455.00 |
BMW 5 Series Touring Plug In Hybrid |
£46,675.00 |
BMW 7 Series Saloon |
£105,510.00 |
BMW M760e xDrive |
£121,085.00 |
BMW XM |
£150,270.00 |
BMW X5 |
£69,560.00 |
BMW X3 |
£48,005.00 |
BMW X1 |
£34,935.00 |
Dacia Jogger Hybrid |
£22,995.00 |
Fiat 500 Hybrid |
£16,790.00 |
Fiat 500x Hybrid |
£28,515.00 |
Fiat Tipo |
£29,245.00 |
Fiat Panda |
£14,740.00 |
Honda Jazz |
£26,395.00 |
Honda Civic |
£34,995.00 |
Honda HR-V |
£30,695.00 |
Honda CR-V |
£45,895.00 |
Honda ZR-V |
£39,495.00 |
Hyundai Kona Hybrid |
£29,070.00 |
Hyundai Tucson |
£35,940.00 |
Hyundai Santa Fe |
£43,940.00 |
Kia Sportage |
£29,375.00 |
Kia Niro Hybrid |
£30,075.00 |
Kia Sorento |
£57,025.00 |
Ford Kuga |
£32,080.00 |
Ford Galaxy |
£40,725.00 |
Ford S-MAX |
£38,565.00 |
Lexus NX |
£44,430.00 |
Lexus UX |
£34,770.00 |
Lexus ES |
£40,000.00 |
Lexus RX |
£62,125.00 |
Mercedes-Benz A-Class Saloon |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz E-Class |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz S-Class |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz GLA |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz GLC |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz GLE |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe |
n/a |
Mercedes-Benz CLA Coupe |
n/a |
Mercedes-AMG GT 4 Door |
n/a |
Mazda CX-60 |
£45,420.00 |
Madza2 Hybrid |
£21,130.00 |
Nissan Qashqai |
£27,120.00 |
Nissan Juke |
£20,985.00 |
Nissan X-Trail |
£32,890.00 |
Peugeot 3008 Hybrid |
£39,860.00 |
Peugeot 308 Hybrid |
n/a |
Peugeot 508 Fastback |
£43,790.00 |
Renault Clio |
£17,795.00 |
Renault Captur |
£21,495.00 |
Renault Austral |
£34,695.00 |
Renault Arkana |
£26,995.00 |
Subaru XV e-Boxer |
£33,290.00 |
Subaru Crosstreck |
£34,290.00 |
Subaru Forester e-BOXER |
£37,990.00 |
SEAT Leon |
£36,110.00 |
Skoda Kodiaq |
n/a |
Skoda Superb iV |
n/a |
Suzuki Across |
£49,529.00 |
Suzuki S-cross |
£26,099.00 |
Suzuki Swace |
£29,599.00 |
Suzuki Vitara |
£20,249.00 |
Suzuki Swift Sport |
£24,270.00 |
Toyota C-HR |
£31,290.00 |
Toyota Corolla Hatchback |
£30,495.00 |
Toyota Yaris |
£22,630.00 |
Toyota Yaris Cross |
£24,855.00 |
Toyota RAV4 |
£44,175.00 |
Vauxhall Astra Hybrid |
£37,935.00 |
Vauxhall Corsa Hybrid |
£22,540.00 |
Vauxhall Astra Sports Tourer |
£39,785.00 |
Vauxhall Grandland |
£40,605.00 |
Volkswagen Golf 8 |
£37,040.00 |
Volkswagen Touareg R |
£69,150.00 |
Volkswagen Arteon |
£46,415.00 |
Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Break |
£47,340.00 |
Volvo XC90 Recharge |
£69,289.00 |
Volvo XC60 |
£54,375.00 |
How Much Does a Hybrid Car Cost On Average?
According to our data, as of January, the average cost of a Hybrid car is £42,121. The average cost of an electric car is £50,873, making it £8,752 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 £14,740.
What Is the Most Expensive Hybrid Car?
Currently, the most expensive hybrid car available in the UK is the BMW XM, with prices currently starting at £150,270.
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.
If you want to explore the EV options in the UK, check out this article. It details which brands have electric cars currently available in the UK, and introduces some upcoming models.
Car leasing can be an attractive option for drivers that don’t want to purchase an electric car outright. This could be for financial reasons, or because you’re not sure you’re ready to commit to a car for the foreseeable future. Either way, this article covers six vital things you should know before you decide to lease an electric car.
A brand-new car is a big investment – especially if you are a first-time electric vehicle owner. However, you can lease or buy through PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) Finance, certain models for less than £400 a month. Find out which ones you can drive this cheaply here.
Don’t be put off by the cost of an electric car. There are plenty of different ownership options, including leasing and an electric car subscription service. Find out more about the different ways to own an EV here.