The few articles I have read suggest that a plug-in hybrid doesn't make

Apr 30, 2024
2:47:02pm

Jesse Pinkman All-American

sense compared to a normal hybrid in terms of cost savings. The incremental amount you pay extra for the plug-in hybrid version can't be made up in fuel savings over the life of the car.

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Is a plug-in hybrid a good choice for a long freeway commute?

CommodoreCoug

Apr 30, 2:39pm

Can you plug in at work?

AtomicHamster

Apr 30, 2:43pm

I don't believe so

CommodoreCoug

Apr 30, 2:46pm

Then the answer is NO

Croweater

Apr 30, 3:00pm

That's fine for regular electric commuter car. I want a Plug in hybrid for road trips of more than 300 miles. So yes

scall

Apr 30, 2:45pm

I commute in an EV every day to work

CPAcoug87

Apr 30, 2:45pm

Depends a lot on range and whether you can charge while at work. The other thing

the rural juror

Apr 30, 2:45pm

The few articles I have read suggest that a plug-in hybrid doesn't make

Jesse Pinkman

Apr 30, 2:47pm

I think hybrids are WAY better than

Snipe

Apr 30, 3:02pm

Hybrids are not as fun to drive as EVs and have way more moving parts than ICE

Mtbcoug

Apr 30, 3:52pm

Maybe not w/o ability to charge at work

byujdmba

Apr 30, 3:17pm

We love our PHEV. However, it mostly gets used just around town. My wife

paulb

Apr 30, 3:31pm

My ford fusion plug in hybrid is near perfect. I think if it got 50 miles per

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