If you have access to regular charging facilities, a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is a perfect choice for your daily commute. Similar to conventional hybrids (like the Toyota Prius), PHEVs combine a gasoline engine with an electric motor, but they can run solely on electricity for longer distances – a middle ground between traditional hybrids and pure electric vehicles (EVs).

In ideal conditions – charging at home or work daily – you can travel your daily commute electrically, rarely needing gasoline, yet still go as far as a traditional gasoline car when required. The best PHEVs today can go over 40 miles on electricity alone, almost matching the average American’s daily mileage (42 miles).

If you’re looking for a new PHEV with the longest electric range, here are the top 10 models leading the market in 2025. Note that MPGe is the abbreviation for “Miles Per Gallon equivalent,” a fuel economy measure used for electric and hybrid vehicles, equivalent to the number of miles a vehicle can travel per gallon of gasoline (or the equivalent amount of electricity). This unit helps consumers easily compare the fuel efficiency of electric vehicles to traditional gasoline cars.

To calculate MPGe, the EPA has converted the heat energy produced from one gallon of gasoline (specifically, 33.7 kWh of electricity) – the amount of energy required to produce an equivalent amount of heat energy. For example, an electric vehicle with a 110 MPGe rating can travel 110 miles on 33.7 kWh of electricity.

10. 2025 Ford Escape PHEV – 37 Miles

Fuel Economy: 40 MPG / 101 MPGe

Total Range: 560 Miles

Starting Price: $39,590

Ford’s small crossover offers an electric range of 37 miles, ranking last on our list, but it stands out for its fuel efficiency and reasonable price. With a total range of over 900 km when fully charged and fueled, the Escape is a practical choice for those seeking efficiency.

9. 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV – 38 Miles

Fuel Economy: 26 MPG / 64 MPGe

Total Range: 420 Miles

Starting Price: $41,890

The world’s best-selling hybrid SUV gets a mild upgrade in 2025, with an increased electric range of 38 miles. However, its fuel economy and total range are lower than the Escape, while its price is higher. The advantage is the third row of seats, accommodating seven passengers.

8. 2025 Volvo S90 T8 – 38 Miles

Fuel Economy: 29 MPG / 66 MPGe

Total Range: 500 Miles

Starting Price: $66,845

This Swedish luxury sedan competes with the Mercedes E-Class and BMW 5-Series, offering an electric range similar to the Outlander. However, its better fuel efficiency and total range push the S90 higher in the rankings.

7. 2025 BMW X5 xDrive50e – 39 Miles

Fuel Economy: 22 MPG / 58 MPGe

Total Range: 440 Miles

Starting Price: $76,375

BMW’s luxurious SUV boasts an impressive 39-mile electric range, appealing to those who favor the German brand. The X5 also received a design update in 2024, giving it a fresher look.

6. 2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid – 43 Miles

Fuel Economy: 23 MPG / 59 MPGe

Total Range: 410 Miles

Starting Price: $89,150

This high-performance sedan is not just fast – accelerating from 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds – but it’s also surprisingly efficient, offering 43 miles of pure electric driving. The combination of performance and range makes this AMG a very appealing package.

5. 2025 Toyota Prius PHEV – 45 Miles

Fuel Economy: 52 MPG / 127 MPGe

Total Range: 600 Miles

Starting Price: $34,970

With its eye-catching new design, the Prius PHEV (formerly known as the Prius Prime) delivers high electric performance, an exceptionally large total range, and the most attractive price on this list. It’s the ideal choice for those who prioritize practicality and savings.

4. 2025 Mercedes-Benz S580e – 48 Miles

Fuel Economy: 23 MPG / 63 MPGe

Total Range: 470 Miles

Starting Price: $129,350

If the Prius is the economical choice, the S-Class represents luxury. Mercedes’ flagship sedan offers 48 miles of electric driving – perfect for CEOs who want to project a “sustainable” image without compromising on class.

3. 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE450e – 50 Miles

Fuel Economy: 23 MPG / 60 MPGe

Total Range: 450 Miles

Starting Price: $72,500

Mercedes’ mid-size SUV outperforms many rivals with its 50-mile electric range, matching the soon-to-be-released RAV4 PHEV. Although a few years old, a recent upgrade keeps the GLE attractive in the premium segment.

2. 2026 Toyota RAV4 PHEV – 50 Miles

Fuel Economy & Total Range: To Be Announced

Starting Price: To Be Announced

Although detailed specifications have not yet been released, the new RAV4 PHEV is expected to continue its segment dominance with an estimated electric range of up to 50 miles. It will offer three versions: GR Sport, Woodland, and Core, expected to go on sale in the coming months.

1. 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC350e – 54 Miles

Fuel Economy: 25 MPG / 64 MPGe

Total Range: 380 Miles

Starting Price: $61,050

Leading the pack is Mercedes’ compact luxury SUV, offering an impressive 54 miles of all-electric driving – outperforming its competitors. The GLC has recently been redesigned, and its starting price is not overly high considering its performance.

Top 10 PHEVs with the Best Electric Range in 2025:

Mercedes-Benz GLC350e – 54 Miles

Toyota RAV4 PHEV (2026) – 50 Miles

Mercedes-Benz GLE450e – 50 Miles

Mercedes-Benz S580e – 48 Miles

Toyota Prius PHEV – 45 Miles

Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid – 43 Miles

BMW X5 xDrive50e – 39 Miles

Volvo S90 T8 – 38 Miles

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV – 38 Miles

Ford Escape PHEV – 37 Miles

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