Hybrid SUVs are quickly becoming one of the most popular vehicles on the road today. In 2010, searches for SUV hybrids were among the highest for all fuel efficient vehicles. With eleven models available in 2011 and more scheduled to reach dealers in 2012, gas saving hybrid SUV and crossover options are increasing. Review the top models and compare prices at HybridSUV.com.

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Compare All Hybrid SUVs

A side-by-side comparison of all the most important features and benefits of every make and model.

Compare price (MSRP), engine size, drivetrain, fuel capacity, fuel economy, horsepower, seating capacity, maximum cargo space, maximum towing ability, curb weight, and the cost per mile to own each vehicle. Everything you need to decide which green SUV deserves further research. Print or download your free copy today – here.

Save at the pump. Compare SUV gas mileage for 80 SUVs here.

Hybrid SUV Quick Comparison

Fuel/Gas Mileage Estimates (city/hwy)
(2010, 2011 & 2012 Hybrid SUV Models)

34/30 mpg: 2010 Mazda Tribute (AWD)
34/31 mpg: 2012 Ford Escape (AWD)
34/31 mpg: 2011 Mercury Mariner (4WD)
30/28 mpg: 2011 Lexus RX 450h (AWD)
28/28 mpg: 2012 Toyota Highlander (AWD)
26/24 mpg: 2011 Volkswagen Touareg (Est.)
26/32 mpg: 2009 Saturn Vue (FWD)
21/24 mpg: 2011 Mercedes-Benz ML450 (AWD)
20/23 mpg: 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe (2WD)
20/23 mpg: 2012 GMC Yukon (4WD)
20/23 mpg: 2011 Cadillac Escalade (AWD)
17/19 mpg: 2011 BMW ActiveHybrid X6

Whether you own a SUV or hybrid now - or you are comparing various hybrids to potentially buy one in the future, we invite you to dig into our site and check back for updated reviews, ratings, articles, and news. Compare SUV hybrids here and be the first to learn about model updates and concept sport utility vehicles on our Hybrid SUV blog.

In addition to the hybrid SUVs you can buy now, rumors indicate we could see a hybrid Ford Edge, Honda Pilot, Lincoln MKX, and possibly a hybrid from Audi, Hyundai, Nissan and Mitsubishi. Stay tuned and do all of your research and comparison shopping here.

HybridSUV.com In The Media/News

Based on our most recent search stats, people looking for upcoming “concept” hybrids appear to be most interested in a Honda hybrid SUV. In addition, the four wheel drive, 4 wd, 4X4, and crossover (CUV) models are near the top of the list, as well as those with good towing capacity and fuel economy/gas mileage. Also, the most popular 2010 hybrid SUV was the Ford Escape. Watch for future announcements and news here on the best Hybrid SUVs available.