Featured models
Audi Q3
Recently updated, the Q3 now features a more comprehensive range of equipment, greater digital integration, new driver-assistance systems and easier charging for plug-in hybrids. The new features apply to both the standard Q3 and the Sportback. The standard Q3 now features a 10.9-inch display dedicated to the front passenger. This screen complements the 11.9-inch Audi Virtual Cockpit and the 12.8-inch central display. Engine options include 150 cavalli mild-hybrid petrol engines, 4x4 petrol engines producing 204 or 265 cv, and diesel engines producing 150 cv and 193 cv with Quattro all-wheel drive – all paired with an automatic gearbox – as well as a plug-in hybrid version delivering 272 cavalli of power and a range of 118 kilometres in electric mode.
Byd Dolphin G
It is billed as the most affordable compact plug-in hybrid car on the market. The Dolphin G DM-i, powered by a 1.5-litre petrol engine delivering up to 212 cv, claims an electric range of up to 105 km in the WLTP cycle, and a total range of over 1,000 km on a full tank and with the 18.4 kWh battery fully charged. The system has been designed to prioritise electric propulsion: in most situations, the wheels are driven by the electric motor, whilst the 1.5-litre petrol engine operates primarily as a generator. The car is fully equipped in terms of safety and features, ranging from a touchscreen display of up to 12.8”.
Toyota RAV4
