Honda has been leading the automotive industry in innovation for years, and with a long history of leading the way towards new technologies, we’re excited to see what Honda is capable of in the future. The brand’s experience with hybrid models started back in 1997, when Honda introduced the EV Plus electric vehicle. Now, Honda plans to transition from selling traditional gas-powered vehicles to selling only all-electric vehicles by 2040.4 As the world changes, Honda isn't just keeping up — the brand is leading the way into a brighter and more sustainable future.

This depends on which vehicle you choose. It’s important to remember that a hybrid’s starting MSRP doesn’t necessarily mean it will cost you more than a gas-powered car in the long-run. As previously mentioned, electrified powertrains have lower operating costs, and since they require less fuel, you’ll save money on gas, too.

We’re glad you asked! Regenerative braking is one of the most fascinating aspects of Honda hybrid models. When you brake while driving one of these vehicles, the system takes the energy created and converts it into electric power to charge its own battery. That way, no energy goes to waste and you can continue your road trip a little longer before fueling up.

All new Honda models come with a variety of incredible warranties, including a new vehicle limited warranty and roadside assistance. When you choose a Honda hybrid, you’ll also get the Hybrid Powertrain Warranty that covers the crucial components that power your vehicle.