Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, or PHEVs, are the best of both worlds: You can plug them in at home, charge the battery for an all-electric, emissions-free drive, but you still have a gas engine for long trips. The best PHEVs for 2024 offer all-electric range, meaning you can travel the entire distance without using a drop of gas.
Here, we've listed the top 2024 PHEVs in terms of total battery-electric range. We used EPA window sticker data, as listed for each vehicle in FuelEconomy.govLet's see which 2024 PHEV can give you the longest range on a fully charged battery.
Rp. 34,070,000
The Prius Prime is the plug-in version of Toyota’s legendary hybrid sedan, and the SE trim is the most efficient and most affordable Prius PHEV. Thanks to smaller-diameter wheels and a slightly more modest option package, the Prius Prime SE gets you an impressive 44 miles on electric power and 127 MPGe, while the higher-spec XSE and XSE Premium get you 39 miles on electric power and 114 MPGe.
Rp. 45,040,000
Impressively, the RAV4 plug-in hybrid nearly matches the Prius Prime in terms of electric-powered range. Of course, with its crossover ride height and larger utility body, the RAV4 Prime can’t match the Prius in terms of overall fuel economy, but at 94 MPGe, it’s not far behind—and it has passenger and cargo space that the svelte Prius can’t match.
Rp. 53,145,000
Volvo’s stylish S60 sports sedan combines performance and economy, with a 0-60 time of just 4.3 seconds and a total horsepower of 455. A fully charged battery gives you up to 41 miles of electric driving range, so you can easily run your daily errands on battery power, then enjoy up to 74 MPGe when the gas engine is running.
Rp. 41,840,000
If you need a lot of space in your PHEV, the Outlander plug-in is the one for you. Mitsubishi’s PHEV SUV seats 7 and offers plenty of cargo space. It’s a big vehicle, but don’t let its size fool you: The Outlander can travel 38 miles on a full charge and averages 64 MPGe overall.
Rp. 62,790,000
The top-spec model in the Lexus NX range, the 450h Plus AWD, is also the most versatile. The plug-in hybrid drivetrain gives you up to 37 miles of electric driving range on a full charge. And after that, you can expect up to 84 MPGe.
Rp. 59,395,000
Built on the same basic architecture as the Volvo S60 sedan, the XC60 plug-in hybrid offers similar performance, with 455 horsepower and a sports car-like 0-60 time of 4.5 seconds. The onboard battery offers up to 35 miles of range on all-electric power, and overall, the XC60 T8 AWD Recharge is rated at 63 MPGe.
Rp. 40,965,000
Kia has been on a roll lately, introducing bold, futuristic designs to a vehicle segment that has traditionally featured bland, uninspiring styling. The updated Sportage is no exception. In plug-in hybrid form, the Sportage offers 34 miles of fuel-free driving, averaging 84 MPGe with the gas engine running.
Rp. 45,440,000
A new vehicle type for Alfa Romeo, the Tonale is a fun little SUV with a plug-in transmission that offers up to 33 miles of electric range and 77 MPGe overall. The Tonale packs a total of 285 horsepower and a massive 360 lb-ft of torque, giving this beefy little crossover the kind of performance we’ve come to expect from a cool hatchback, including a 0-60 time of 6 seconds.
Rp. 42,995,000
Built on the same platform as the Alfa Romeo Tonale, the Dodge Hornet offers a plug-in hybrid drivetrain on its top two trims, the R/T and R/T Plus. Thus equipped, the Hornet PHEV produces 288 horsepower and 383 pound-feet of torque, enough to propel this mean-looking little SUV to 60 mph in 5.6 seconds. When you’re not driving it, the Hornet PHEV gets 33 miles of electric range and the same 77 MPGe as its more expensive Alfa sibling.
Rp. 40,100,000
The Hyundai Tucson is a great choice for families who want a roomy, practical family SUV with good fuel economy. In PHEV form, the Tucson gives you up to 33 miles of electric range on a single charge. After that, you can expect up to 80 MPGe, which is pretty impressive for a vehicle of this size.
