Plug-in hybrids can theoretically serve as stepping stones to all-electric vehicles, providing enough electric range for ...

Plug-in hybrid vehicles might be even less fuel-efficient than gas-only cars when owners don’t plug them in—and most owners ...

A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, or PHEV, only delivers its low-emission advantage when it spends a large share of its ...

Plug-in hybrids might add to oil consumption estimates, says BNEF New EPA guidelines might give plug-in hybrids a pass, if drivers don't plug them in Meanwhile, automakers have softened their ...

No, hybrids don’t need to be plugged in at an outlet or a charging station. Here’s why. However, when Consumer Reports asked about this in a nationally representative survey (PDF) of 2,519 U.S. adults ...

Mild hybrids and plug-in hybrids are both growing in popularity among new car buyers, but which is the better fit for you? We ...

Plug-in hybrids only achieve their maximum emissions benefit when they are actually plugged in daily, and that isn't happening as often as regulators who set emissions rules assume, according to a new ...

A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle discovery may surprise fans of the vehicles. Plug-in hybrid cars, or PHEVs for short, have become popular as an alternative to battery-electric vehicles such as those ...

Plug-in hybrids aim to offer the best of both worlds: the possibility of electric-only motoring when the battery is fully charged plus the convenience of a gasoline engine when you need it for longer ...