Toyota RAV4 PHEV
The RAV4 was one of the first vehicles in the segment to get the PHEV treatment and it continues to be a popular choice today. There a bunch of reasons for that, and it starts with an outstanding customer satisfaction record and generous interior space. And let’s not forget that with 302 hp under the hood, it’s one of the most powerful vehicles in the Toyota lineup. Oh, and it gets some of the best EV range on this list.
Pretty good for what started out as a people-moving mass-market crossover.
Toyota RAV4 PHEV electric range: 68 km
Volvo XC60
Volvo was one of the first automakers to promise a fully electrified lineup by 2030 and it has so far followed through on its promises with vehicles like the XC60.
This compact crossover provides a great mix of dynamics and style, as well as a luxurious interior with top-drawer sustainable materials. It also gets Google Built-In tech, providing access to standard Google Maps, Google Assistant and the ability to login to your own Google account to load playlists, calendars and so on.
Add a powertrain good for 455 hp and plenty of EV range and you have the power and the panache.
Volvo XC60 PHEV electric range: 80 km
Bonus pick : Range Rover
Obviously we’re getting into some pretty heady territory here. But that doesn’t change the fact that even with all its ultra-high-quality leather, ultra-crisp digital displays and big-wheel styling, the Range Rover is the only vehicle on this list that can be charged via a Level 3 DC fast charger, returning a full charge in just 40 minutes.
The Range Rover is also the only vehicle on this list with a 6-cylinder engine (good for 399 hp and 472 lb-ft, if you’re asking), which is a great partner for long-distance cruising.
Land Rover Range Rover PHEV electric range: 77 km
