Best AWD hybrid cars
AWD hybrid cars
An AWD car brings immense confidence to handle any road condition. All of these vehicles have AWD as available or standard.
We've compiled a list of the 7 best used AWD hybrid cars with CarMax customers. Learn more about how our lists work.
1. Toyota Highlander Hybrid
CarMax owner rating
4.8
Pros
Welcome hybrid fuel figures Generously equipped with standard and available driver assistance Pleasant ride experience
Cons
Tight third-row dimensions Prominent engine noise at full power Limited cargo space
2. Lexus NX 300h
CarMax owner rating
5
Pros
Great hybrid powertrain Spacious cabin Peaceful, even at highway speeds
Cons
Infotainment touchpad is far from effortless Limited cargo cubes
3. Lexus RX 450h
CarMax owner rating
4.8
Pros
Luxurious interior Comfortable, spacious seating Plenty of exciting standard features
Cons
Disappointing cargo space Unintuitive controls Fewer features than the non-hybrid trims
4. Lexus UX 250h
CarMax owner rating
4.5
Pros
Excellent fuel efficiency Abundant technology features Compact and agile design
Cons
Sluggish acceleration Limited rear seating space Compact cargo capacity
5. Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
CarMax owner rating
4.7
Pros
Excellent fuel economy estimates Smooth ride Good cargo capacity
Cons
Uncomfortable front seats Mushy brake pedal Unpleasant engine noise
6. Subaru XV Crosstrek Hybrid
CarMax owner rating
4.3
7. Mercedes-Benz E400 Hybrid
CarMax owner rating
(not yet rated)
Frequently asked questions about AWD Hybrids
Yes, there are hybrid vehicles available with all-wheel drive (AWD) capabilities. AWD hybrids combine the fuel efficiency of hybrid technology with the enhanced traction and stability of all-wheel drive.
Both (hybrids and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs)) have great gas mileage. For example, hybrids like the Toyota Prius can get as much as 57 miles per gallon, while PHEVs like the Kia Niro Plug-In can get more than 50 mpg and go more than 30 miles in all-electric mode. However, if you regularly charge your PHEV, you can reduce your fuel costs considerably by driving in EV mode.
How we ranked this list
To create our "Best Of" lists, our analysts look at CarMax vehicle and sales data over a recent 6-month period, from September 2023 through February 2024. Looking back over a 6-month period allows for the highest sample size possible while also providing up-to-date pricing information. Some articles may include data points with lower sample sizes.
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