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Best Luxury Hybrid Cars of 2023 and 2024

The Edmunds experts test luxury hybrid contenders on our test track and in the real world. Our ratings assess performance, comfort, technology, utility, value and more. How we rank

Best Luxury hybrids

Luxury hybrids offer impressive fuel economy, of course, but healthy power from their electric motors can also make them quicker than their gas-powered counterparts.

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2023 Lexus ES 300h
Redesigned in 2019

Lexus ES 300h

Edmunds Rating
8.1/10
The Lexus ES 300h admirably combines high fuel efficiency with luxurious accommodations. We're not as fond of the distracting infotainment interface, however. Read full review
MSRP
$43,340 - $52,130
Combined MPG
44
2023 Lexus UX 250h
Introduced in 2019

Lexus UX 250h

Edmunds Rating
7.2/10
The Lexus UX 250h is a stylish and fuel-efficient little runabout. Unique interior design helps set it apart, but traces of its compact-car roots come through in the on-road experience, making the high price tag a hard pill to swallow. Read full review
MSRP
$35,340 - $44,170
Combined MPG
39 - 42

Best Luxury plug-in hybrid cars

Luxury PHEVs prioritize refinement, comfort and, in some cases, lots of extra torque from their electric motors. But you can expect impressive fuel economy, too.

1st
Edmunds Rating
8.4/10
Mercedes-Benz took what was already one of the best luxury sedans on the road and made it quicker, more efficient and (marginally) less expensive. The only catches here: It's more expensive than its rivals and it fails to look the part from the outside. It also prioritizes passenger space over cargo space almost to a fault. Read full review
MSRP
$120,500
Combined MPG
23
2nd
Redesigned in 2017

Volvo S90 Recharge

Edmunds Rating
8.1/10
The urbane Volvo S90 T8 plug-in hybrid has a combined 400 horsepower and all-wheel drive to accompany its impressive list of luxuries and, of course, safety features. Read full review
MSRP
$70,500
Combined MPG
30
3rd
Redesigned in 2019

Volvo S60 Recharge

Edmunds Rating
8.0/10
The Volvo S60 Recharge provides a bridge between the worlds of gas and electric vehicles. Its electric motor is powerful enough to deliver a near full-EV experience for more than 40 miles of driving, while the interior features luxury-grade materials and very comfortable front seats. Read full review
MSRP
$51,250 - $57,950
Combined MPG
31
4th
Redesigned in 2017

Porsche Panamera

Edmunds Rating
8.0/10
The Porsche Panamera is easily one of the finest four-door cars in the world, providing both speed and luxury in abundance. The hybrid model puts out no less than 462 horsepower (and as much as 680!), making it clear that when it comes to the Panamera, you can have your cake and eat it, too. Read full review
MSRP
$109,000 - $206,800
Combined MPG
19 - 22
5th
Redesigned in 2019

BMW 3 Series Hybrid

Edmunds Rating
7.9/10
The BMW 330e is a surprisingly affordable plug-in hybrid sedan that boasts lots of standard features, quick acceleration and appealing fuel efficiency. It even makes a good case for itself over the regular BMW 330i. Read full review
MSRP
$44,900 - $46,900
Combined MPG
26 - 27
5th
Redesigned in 2017

BMW 5 Series Hybrid

Edmunds Rating
7.9/10
The BMW 530e is a smart pick if you're looking for a fuel-efficient, top-notch luxury sedan. The 5 Series' impressive driving dynamics aren't compromised by the addition of the plug-in hybrid powertrain. This is a well-built, high-tech sedan that bathes you in quiet comfort. Read full review
MSRP
$56,400 - $58,700
Combined MPG
25 - 26

Best Luxury plug-in hybrid SUVs

Luxury PHEV SUVs offer improved fuel efficiency and limited all-electric range in refined packages. These premium vehicles don't sacrifice comfort or acceleration to earn their green cred.

1st
Redesigned in 2018

Volvo XC60

Edmunds Rating
8.2/10
The XC60 is a small luxury SUV and Volvo's most popular model. The powerful T8 plug-in hybrid pairs elegant design and luxurious amenities with serious power and a useful 36 miles all-electric driving range. It's a top choice if you're looking for a luxury hybrid SUV. Read full review
MSRP
$57,900 - $67,850
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2nd
Redesigned in 2020

Lincoln Aviator

Edmunds Rating
7.8/10
The Lincoln Aviator is a stand out for its top-notch interior, modern tech, and excellent ride quality. As a plug-in hybrid, it has a useful electric range of 21 miles and impressive straight-line speed, but it's exclusively available as a top-level trim which will cost you quite a bit of extra money. Read full review
MSRP
$69,190 - $89,280
Combined MPG
23
3rd
Redesigned in 2022

Lexus NX 450h+

Edmunds Rating
7.7/10
The NX 450h+, which is the plug-in hybrid version of the NX SUV, is comfortable, fuel-efficient and loaded with in-car tech and driver aids. Its 36-plus miles of all-electric range also means you can save quite a bit on gas. Only ho-hum performance and utility hold it back from being truly great. Read full review
MSRP
$57,505 - $58,755
Combined MPG
36
4th
Redesigned in 2019

Porsche Cayenne

Edmunds Rating
7.7/10
The Cayenne E-Hybrid is easily the quickest and most entertaining plug-in hybrid SUV around, but sporty handling means the ride is firm, even with the standard adaptive suspension. Cargo and passenger space are down on rivals, as is the all-electric range. Read full review
MSRP
$86,500 - $171,300
Combined MPG
18 - 21
5th
Redesigned in 2016

Volvo XC90

Edmunds Rating
7.5/10
Elegant and stylish, the Volvo XC90 is exquisitely appointed and decidedly classy. The T8 plug-in hybrid drivetrain makes healthy power, yet it is one of the more efficient plug-in hybrids in its class. It has an estimated electric-only range of 18 miles. Read full review
MSRP
$71,900 - $80,100