"Hybrids that don't plug in are the most gentle entry into the world of electrified vehicles. Their small batteries and electric motors help boost the efficiency (and performance) of regular cars without overburdening their owners. If you're looking for a hybrid vehicle that's not a high-riding crossover or SUV, your options are quite limited in 2025, but they still exist. This is where to find the one for you."
"General Motors has no hybrids at all. Cadillac may launch a hybrid variant of its revised XT5, with a powertrain similar to the one currently available on the Chinese model, but it's the only U.S.-market prospect I know of right now. Ford and Lincoln only offer hybrid crossovers, SUVs and the F-150, while Stellantis only offers the Pacifica Hybrid minivan and Jeep hybrid SUVs, and all of those are plug-ins."
Non-plug-in hybrids provide small batteries and electric motors that boost efficiency and performance without requiring owners to plug in. Hybrid sedan choices in 2025 are scarce and primarily come from established Asian and European manufacturers. American brands offer few or no non-plug-in sedan hybrids: General Motors has none, Cadillac may introduce an XT5 hybrid, Ford and Lincoln focus hybrids on crossovers, SUVs and the F-150, and Stellantis emphasizes plug-in models such as the Pacifica Hybrid and Jeep plug-in SUVs. Many plug-in options outside sedans prioritize luxury and high performance. Testing emphasizes extensive real-world evaluation.
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