5 four-wheel-drive family cars whose consumption is less than 2 liters/100 km.

We’ve selected 5 of the most capable C-SUV models with Plug-in Hybrid technology and consumption of less than 2.0 l/100 km.

Plug-in Hybrid technology is the technology that best combines the advantages of a good thermal gasoline engine with the advantages of electric propulsion in general. The main characteristics of PHEV models are, on the one hand, that they can move for several kilometers using exclusively the electricity contained in their accumulators, while unlike electric batteries, It does not cause known range anxiety (charge anxiety) Most importantly, you are in no danger of being left behind when this energy runs out.

In other words, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) can be demonstrated under certain conditions The most economical cars in use, with low consumption that does not exceed 2.0 liters/100 km. And since they can be charged in a short time from a simple home outlet, another relative advantage over electrical appliances, you can leverage their modern technology to the benefit of your pocket.

we, We highlight 5 family SUVs with Plug-in Hybrid technologythrough which you can reduce or even significantly reduce gasoline consumption, by using it as electricity for your daily transportation.

Alfa Romeo Tonale Plug-in Hybrid Q4

The newest and only member of the C-SUV lineup Alfa Romeo with Plug-in Hybrid technology, it’s the Tonale. In this version, the Tonali stands out with its elegant aesthetic appearance with sporty elements, excellent build quality and dynamic behavior on the road.

As a PHEV, the Tonale uses a 1,332cc four-cylinder FireFly turbo petrol engine. With a power of 180 horsepower, It is coupled with a 122-horsepower electric motor driving the rear wheels. The combined performance of the exclusively all-wheel drive Tonale PHEV reaches 280 hp, ensuring very good performance.

Hybrid system battery It has a useful capacity of 12.5 kWh and provides an electric range of up to 65 km.While it takes 6 and a half hours from a simple household socket or 2 and a half hours from a fast AC charger, it is capable of receiving up to 7.4 kW.

• price: From 51,635 euros
• Combined strength: 280 hp
• 0-100 km/h: 6.2 minutes.
• maximum speed: 206 km/h
• XLuggage space: 385 litres.
• Consumption (WLTP): 1.3 l/100 km
• Carbon dioxide emissions2 (WLTP): 29 g/km
• Electric Range (WLTP): 65 km

Cupra Formentor E-Hybrid or VZ

The CUPRA Formentor is also one of the best PHEVs you can get. It is initially distinguished by its sporty appearance with more crossover characteristics and its beautiful, high-quality cabin Despite the self-charging technology it includes, in this version it continues to provide a sporty driving character.

Formentor has two versions with Plug-in Hybrid technology, using 1.4 litres. TSI engine with 150 hp and combined with an electric motor. The smaller version (Formentor eHybrid) produces a combined power of 204 hp and the most powerful (Formentor VZ), which has a sportier character overall, produces 245 hp, with power transferred to the front wheels anyway.

Both versions have a battery Useful power of 10.8 kW which provides a range of 59 km in the Formentor eHybrid and 54 km in the Formentor VZWhile it takes 5 hours to charge from a simple household socket or 4 hours from a 3.6 kW AC fast charger.

• price: From €42,390 (€45,390)
• Combined strength: 204 S (245)
• 0-100 km/h: 7.8 minutes. (7.0)
• maximum speed: 205 km/h (210)
• XLuggage space: 345 litres.
• Consumption (WLTP): 1.2 l/100 km (1.5)
• Carbon dioxide emissions2 (WLTP): 28 g/km (33)
• Electric Range (WLTP): 59 km (54)

*Prices in parentheses refer to VZ eHybrid version

Ford Kuga PHEV

The Ford Kuga makes the most of the large dimensions and driving style of its conventional versions for its shaping One of the most capable models in its class and in its rechargeable version.

4,614 mm Kuga PHEV is also one of the most spacious models in its class with 412 liters of luggage space 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine operating on the Atkinson cycle and producing 152 horsepowerwith a water-cooled permanent magnet electric motor with a power of 132 hp.

The combined power output is therefore up to 225 hp, able to keep the driving interest of this Kuga high with its performance, while Drive is transmitted to the front wheels via a CVT gearbox. Its hybrid system’s 14.4 kWh battery ensures an electric autonomy on a charge of around 65 km and a combined consumption rate of just 1.3 l/100 km, and in urban use, Ford reports that the range can reach 89 km.

• price: From 49,990 euros
• Combined strength: 225 hp
• 0-100 km/h: 9.2 minutes.
• maximum speed: 200 km/h
• XLuggage space: 411 litres.
• Consumption (WLTP): 0.9-1.3 l/100 km
• Carbon dioxide emissions2 (WLTP): 21-29 g/km
• Electric Range (WLTP): 65 km

Opel Grandland PHEV

The Plug-in Hybrid version of the Opel Grandland is one of the most valuable offers in this segment, as it stands out For its beautiful design, good build quality and equipmentAnd its spaces but also the efficiency of its hybrid system.

This consists of a 1.6 liter turbocharged petrol engine. With a power of 180 hp and an electric motor that produces 110 hpThis brings the combined performance to 224 hp. Power is sent to the front wheels via an 8-speed automatic transmission with a multi-disc clutch.

Grandland PHEV’s floor-mounted lithium-ion battery, It has a power capacity of 13.2 kWh and offers an electric range of up to 60 km with speeds of up to 135 km/h. The Grandland’s 3.3 kW onboard charger allows it to charge in approximately 4 hours from an AC fast charger, while an optional 7.4 kW onboard charger cuts charging time in half from the same fast charger. Charging from a home outlet takes just under 6 hours.

• price: From 47,900 euros
• Combined strength: 224 PS
• 0-100 km/h: 8.9 minutes.
• maximum speed: 225 km/h
• XLuggage space: 390 litres.
• Consumption (WLTP):
  1.2-1.3 l/100 km
• Carbon dioxide emissions2 (WLTP): 28-29 g/km
• Electric Range (WLTP): how much

Peugeot 3008 PHEV

Thanks to its dynamic design, premium interior decoration, excellent build quality, good spaces and a particularly balanced driving profile, The Peugeot 3008 is the car that complements our most powerful PHEV 5.

The Peugeot 3008 is also one of the cars with the most complete range of Plug-in Hybrid versions, as it offers 3 options with this technology. The first produces 180 hp, the second 224 hp, and the higher version, which is also four-wheel drive, produces 300 hp.. Common to all versions is the 1,600 hp PureTech gasoline engine they use, which is combined with an electric motor in the 180 and 225 hp versions and two electric motors in the 300 hp all-wheel drive version.

Focusing on the versions of greatest purchasing interest, those of 180 and 225 hp, it has a battery with a capacity of 13.2 kWh and offers an electric range of up to 59 km in the 180 hp version and 56 km in the 225 hp version. to accuse them, Both versions take 5 hours and 45 minutes from a simple household socket or 3 hours and 35 minutes from a 3.7 kWh wall box.

• price: From €44,900 (€47,500)
• Combined strength: 180 hp (225)
• 0-100 km/h: 8.8 minutes. (8.7)
• maximum speed: 215 km/h (225)
• XLuggage space: 395 litres.
• Consumption (WLTP): 1.2-1.3 l/100 km
• Carbon dioxide emissions2 (WLTP): 28-29 g/km
• Electric Range (WLTP): 59 km (56 km)

*Prices in parentheses refer to the Hybrid 225 version