Fuel prices are skyrocketing like nobody’s business, again. And this jump makes driving a gas-powered car increasingly unaffordable. Despite such an issue, you might not be ready to switch to an electric car right away. In this scenario, getting a hybrid vehicle may seem like the best option, mainly because it’s your best one. With a slew of options available, making fewer stops and covering a greater distance is possible. Toyota Prius Toyota’s Prius normalized the hybrid segment and is still standing strong. This elegant five-seater is available in five trim levels with a 1.8L I4 engine with the option of all-wheel drive and even choose from a plug-in and a self-charging option. Highlighting safety features of this hybrid are automatic high beams, adaptive cruise control, lane departure and centering warnings, and automatic emergency brakes. Toyota’s signature hybrid car is now available in a special Nightshade special edition. This special car has dark accents and details, including side mirror covers, headlights, and door handles in black color. For people that do not prefer black, the special edition car is also available in silver metallic and super white besides the enchanting midnight black metallic color. BMW 330e BMW 330e is a package of performance and pleasure.