Hybrid Electric Cars Explore the Range Help me choose Hybrid FAQs Experience Hybrid Electric + WE USE WEBSITE COOKIES Cookies are used to give you the best experience on our site, to deliver 3rd party services and tools, to help us understand and improve how the site works, and for advertising. We recommend that you keep all these cookies but if you don't agree you can easily change them by clicking the cookie settings option below. Full details are in our cookie policy Yes, I agree No, take me to cookie settings Stop video Help me choose Hybrid, electric or petrol? Discover what suits you best, simply answer 3 questions. Start How far do you drive each day? Less than 20 miles 20-40 miles More than 40 miles Where do you usually drive? In urban areas On motorways Do you have access to a charging point or hydrogen fuel point? Yes No Back EXPLORE THE DIFFERENCE Toyota Hybrid Electric Self charging electric and petrol hybrid - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine A full Toyota Hybrid Electric Vehicle gives you the flexibility to drive using electric energy, or a blend of both electric and petrol. It has a fuel tank, plus a larger battery that self-charges as you drive. Toyota Plug-in Hybrid Electricity via charging point as well as a self charging electric and petrol hybrid - plug needed for best results. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine Using either electric energy or a combination of electric and petrol, a Toyota Plug-In Hybrid vehicle brings longer periods of pure electric driving. A fuel tank is teamed with a larger battery that can be recharged at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Battery Electric Vehicles Electricity via charging point - plug needed. RANGE RISK Car takes longer to recharge EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Electric motor Powered solely by electric energy stored in a large battery, a Battery Electric Vehicle creates zero CO2 emissions as you drive. Recharge at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Toyota Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle propelled solely by electricity - no plug. RANGE RISK Fewer filling stations currently available EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Fuel cell stack & an electric motor A Toyota Hydrogen Vehicle is propelled purely by electric energy. This energy is produced in a fuel cell stack – hydrogen gas is converted into electricity, emitting nothing but water. These vehicles use no petrol or diesel power, creating no CO2 engine emissions as you drive. Refuelling time is similar to a conventional car, with hydrogen stations located in key areas across the UK. Petrol / Diesel Vehicles Just refuel at the nearest fuel station - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Higher CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Higher road tax Power source: Internal combustion engine Powered by a conventional internal combustion engine, a Petrol / Diesel Vehicle runs on petrol or diesel alone. No need to plug in. Just refuel at the nearest fuel station. Mild Hybrid Vehicles Petrol or diesel & electric battery - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Lower CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Smaller battery and a petrol engine There are various types of Mild Hybrid system available, a basic version is powered by a conventional engine and is supported by a battery that runs additional systems like air con. Petrol or diesel is used because these vehicles can't run on electric alone. Toyota Hybrid Electric Self charging electric and petrol hybrid - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine A full Toyota Hybrid Electric Vehicle gives you the flexibility to drive using electric energy, or a blend of both electric and petrol. It has a fuel tank, plus a larger battery that self-charges as you drive. Toyota Plug-in Hybrid Electricity via charging point as well as a self charging electric and petrol hybrid - plug needed for best results. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine Using either electric energy or a combination of electric and petrol, a Toyota Plug-In Hybrid vehicle brings longer periods of pure electric driving. A fuel tank is teamed with a larger battery that can be recharged at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Battery Electric Vehicles Electricity via charging point - plug needed. RANGE RISK Car takes longer to recharge EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Electric motor Powered solely by electric energy stored in a large battery, a Battery Electric Vehicle creates zero CO2 emissions as you drive. Recharge at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Toyota Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle propelled solely by electricity - no plug. RANGE RISK Fewer filling stations currently available EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Fuel cell stack & an electric motor A Toyota Hydrogen Vehicle is propelled purely by electric energy. This energy is produced in a fuel cell stack – hydrogen gas is converted into electricity, emitting nothing but water. These vehicles use no petrol or diesel power, creating no CO2 engine emissions as you drive. Refuelling time is similar to a conventional car, with hydrogen stations located in key areas across the UK. Petrol / Diesel Vehicles Just refuel at the nearest fuel station - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Higher CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Higher road tax Power source: Internal combustion engine Powered by a conventional internal combustion engine, a Petrol / Diesel Vehicle runs on petrol or diesel alone. No need to plug in. Just refuel at the nearest fuel station. Mild Hybrid Vehicles Petrol or diesel & electric battery - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Lower CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Smaller battery and a petrol engine There are various types of Mild Hybrid system available, a basic version is powered by a conventional engine and is supported by a battery that runs additional systems like air con. Petrol or diesel is used because these vehicles can't run on electric alone. Toyota Hybrid Electric Self charging electric and petrol hybrid - no plug. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine A full Toyota Hybrid Electric Vehicle gives you the flexibility to drive using electric energy, or a blend of both electric and petrol. It has a fuel tank, plus a larger battery that self-charges as you drive. Toyota Plug-in Hybrid Electricity via charging point as well as a self charging electric and petrol hybrid - plug needed for best results. RANGE RISK Easy access to fuel from existing fuel stations EMISSIONS Zero CO2 on electric, low CO2 with engine running RUNNING COST Lower road tax Power source: Electric motor & petrol engine Using either electric energy or a combination of electric and petrol, a Toyota Plug-In Hybrid vehicle brings longer periods of pure electric driving. A fuel tank is teamed with a larger battery that can be recharged at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Battery Electric Vehicles Electricity via charging point - plug needed. RANGE RISK Car takes longer to recharge EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Electric motor Powered solely by electric energy stored in a large battery, a Battery Electric Vehicle creates zero CO2 emissions as you drive. Recharge at a charging point or any standard household 13 amp socket. Toyota Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle propelled solely by electricity - no plug. RANGE RISK Fewer filling stations currently available EMISSIONS Zero CO2 emissions when driving RUNNING COST Zero road tax and government grants available Power source: Fuel cell stack & an electric motor A Toyota Hydrogen Vehicle is propelled purely by electric energy. This energy is produced in a fuel cell stack – hydrogen gas is converted into electricity, emitting nothing but water. These vehicles use no petrol or diesel power, creating no CO2 engine emissions as you drive. Refuelling time is similar to a conventional car, with hydrogen stations located in key areas across the UK. Discover Hybrid Range LEARN ABOUT HYBRIDS Do hybrids have to be charged How long do hybrid batteries last? What is the range of a hybrid? Are hybrids fun to drive? LATEST HYBRID OFFERS View all (22) Yaris Hybrid Design 0% APR Representative* / £189 per month* 3-month payment break option included* *Subject to status to over 18s. Indemnities may be required. Taking a monthly payment break defers those monthly payments to the end of the agreement extending the term accordingly. Payment breaks should not be taken to address financial difficulties. Terms apply. Toyota Financial Services. 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