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The 2023 Honda Hybrid Range - which model is right for you?

See how the new Honda range benefits from Honda's new highly advance & efficient e:HEV hybrid technology. Honda's vision of an emission-free world comes closer into view with every electrified car they create. Our hybrid and electric vehicles are not only a joy to drive but also help contribute to a cleaner environment.

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HONDA JAZZ E:HEV SUMMARY:

Self Charging Full Hybrid; ideal for urban driving

  • Honda e:HEV hybrid powertrain
  • Up to 547 miles range**
  • Up to 1,205 litres luggage capacity
  • Honda SENSING as standard
  • Honda CONNECT infotainment system* with Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay

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CIVIC E:HEV SUMMARY:

Self-charging full hybrid; Sporty family hatchback

  • Honda e:HEV hybrid powertrain
  • Up to 552 miles range**
  • Up to 1,220 litres luggage capacity
  • Honda SENSING with Traffic Jam Assist
  • Honda CONNECT infotainment system* with Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®
  • *Adaptive Cruise Control
  • Wireless charging

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CR-V 24YM E:HEV SUMMARY:

Self-Charging full hybrid; Large Family SUV. Available in Plug-in hybrid >

• Honda e:HEV hybrid powertrain option.
• Emissions from 128g/km of CO2* WTLP Figures.​
• Excellent for urban driving and commuting.
• Driving range of 590 miles on a full tank.

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ZR-V E:HEV SUMMARY:

Self charging full hybrid; Premium sporty SUV.

  • Honda e:HEV hybrid powertrain.
  • Up to 1322 litres luggage capacity.
  • Up to 621 miles range.
  • driver-focused cockpit, advanced technology and a highly appointed cabin.
  • Delivering 184ps of power

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HR-V E:HEV SUMMARY:

Honda's Self-Charging full hybrid; compact SUV Crossover

  • Honda e:HEV hybrid powertrain
  • Up to 460 miles range*
  • Up to 1,289 litres luggage capacity
  • Honda SENSING with Collision Mitigation Braking System
  • 9” Honda CONNECT with Android Auto™ and wireless Apple CarPlay

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If you would like more information about a specific model or the Honda electrified range, please fill out the form on this page or call Bushey Heath 02089503311 or Hendon 02082004040. Hybrids deliver fuel efficiency and emissions benefits, so it’s well worth considering a hybrid as your next car. And with Honda’s range of hybrid cars set to grow, you’ll be seeing more and more of them on the roads in the future. Contact us for more information and for the latest offers on the New Honda Hybrid range.

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Some of the features mentioned may only be available in select grades. All range figures are calculated using combined economy figures from **WLTP data.

What are Hybrid cars?

A hybrid (HEV) is powered by an electric motor and a internal combustion engine (ICE), either working separately or together. Two energy sources mean lower exhaust emissions than conventional cars with the goal of improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

Honda Hybrid Cars Explained - How does a self-charging Honda hybrid car work?

The Honda range of hybrids (e:HEV), including the big CR-V and compact SUV HR-V and the all-new Jazz and Civic, all have a traditional petrol engine underneath their bonnets, combined with an electric motor like those you’ll find in an electric car. Both work independently, but they can also operate in tandem. So, you can reap the benefits of being powered by whichever is the most efficient for the speed and conditions you’re driving in.

As you drive at low speeds, the car is driving in 100% electric mode (EV) meaning the car is powered by the battery alone and emits zero emissions. When the battery runs low or you are driving at higher speeds, the engine will take over. The battery will recharge whilst driving and take back over when driving at lower speeds plus assist the engine at higher speeds to improve fuel efficiency. Of course all this happen whilst driving normally. The car maximises fuel efficiency without the need to plug in to recharge.

Honda hybrids have an efficient, single-gear transmission, which means they’re very simple to drive. And because they are self-charging, meaning they charge as you drive, there’s no plugging in. You fill Honda hybrids up like normal petrol cars – just not as often.


10 Reasons To Choose Hybrid

Hybrid cars have become an increasingly popular choice as we move towards an environmentally friendly, electrified future. And, as an added benefit, they’re affordable to run – saving you some money on your fuel and tax bills. Additionally all of Honda's hybrid cars are ready for the expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)! There are so many reasons to choose hybrid, but we value your time, so we have narrowed it down to 10 top reasons why we think your next car should be a Honda e:HEV hybrid car.

1. Save money on fuel​

In a hybrid, the petrol engine only runs when it’s needed, saving fuel while its running purely on electric power. So, it’s more economical, because it doesn’t need to produce as much power – the electric motor helps out. And hybrids can use a system called regenerative braking to generate electricity from waste energy as the car slows down. That electricity is stored in the battery and can be used later to power the electric motor. 
1. Save money on fuel​ In a hybrid, the petrol engine only runs when it’s needed, saving fuel while its running purely on electric power. So, it’s more economical, because it doesn’t need to produce as much power – the electric motor helps out. And hybrids can use a system called regenerative braking to generate electricity from waste energy as the car slows down. That electricity is stored in the battery and can be used later to power the electric motor.

2. Lower tax bills

Car tax is cheaper for hybrids. They’re classed as ‘alternative fuel’ cars, and the tax rates are £10 less per year than for a petrol vehicle with the same CO2 output. Also, the hybrid delivers performance equivalent to a larger petrol engine that would create more CO2 and cost even more to tax in the first year. For company car drivers there are even more savings, as the hybrid’s lesser CO2 output means a lower band for benefit-in-kind tax.
2. Lower tax bills Car tax is cheaper for hybrids. They’re classed as ‘alternative fuel’ cars, and the tax rates are £10 less per year than for a petrol vehicle with the same CO2 output. Also, the hybrid delivers performance equivalent to a larger petrol engine that would create more CO2 and cost even more to tax in the first year. For company car drivers there are even more savings, as the hybrid’s lesser CO2 output means a lower band for benefit-in-kind tax.

3. Better for the environment

Hybrids burn less fuel, and that means they produce less of the CO2 that can act as a greenhouse gas and promote global climate change. And because a hybrid can switch off the petrol engine and run on electric power only at low speeds, for example in a traffic jam, it can help to reduce noise, lower pollution and improve local air quality. Driving a hybrid sends a powerful message about your respect for the environment.​
3. Better for the environment Hybrids burn less fuel, and that means they produce less of the CO2 that can act as a greenhouse gas and promote global climate change. And because a hybrid can switch off the petrol engine and run on electric power only at low speeds, for example in a traffic jam, it can help to reduce noise, lower pollution and improve local air quality. Driving a hybrid sends a powerful message about your respect for the environment.​

4. They hold their value

Hybrids are growing in popularity as more people look for greener and more economical ways to drive and realise the benefits of combining petrol and electric power, such as low running costs. That means there’s a demand for used hybrids, which keeps resale values high. Leasing and finance costs consider what the car is likely to be worth at the end of the contract, so the hybrid’s higher trade-in values help to keep the cost of ownership down. ​​
4. They hold their value Hybrids are growing in popularity as more people look for greener and more economical ways to drive and realise the benefits of combining petrol and electric power, such as low running costs. That means there’s a demand for used hybrids, which keeps resale values high. Leasing and finance costs consider what the car is likely to be worth at the end of the contract, so the hybrid’s higher trade-in values help to keep the cost of ownership down. ​​

5. Affordable to maintain

Because hybrid cars spend some of their time running on electric power, there’s less wear and tear on the engine. The brakes last longer, too – they don’t have to work as hard because the regenerative braking system helps slow the car down. As the brakes need replacing less often, servicing costs are kept down. For peace of mind, the Honda i-MMD battery is covered by a comprehensive warranty for the first five years or 100,000km – whichever comes first.​​

5. Affordable to maintain Because hybrid cars spend some of their time running on electric power, there’s less wear and tear on the engine. The brakes last longer, too – they don’t have to work as hard because the regenerative braking system helps slow the car down. As the brakes need replacing less often, servicing costs are kept down. For peace of mind, the Honda i-MMD battery is covered by a comprehensive warranty for the first five years or 100,000km – whichever comes first.​​

6. No worries about range

A hybrid can give you all the advantages of electric power without ever worrying about running out of charge. In the Honda Jazz, you can drive up to 540 miles (as measured on the new WLTP standard) before you need to refuel. That’s enough to drive from Watford to Inverness without filling up.
6. No worries about range A hybrid can give you all the advantages of electric power without ever worrying about running out of charge. In the Honda Jazz, you can drive up to 540 miles (as measured on the new WLTP standard) before you need to refuel. That’s enough to drive from Watford to Inverness without filling up.

7. No need to charge up

Honda’s hybrids are not plug-ins, instead, they are self-charging. The car carries its own generator, which is driven by the petrol engine or by the motion of the car as it slows down. The electricity generated can be used by the electric motor straight away, or it can be stored in a battery for later use. There’s no need to unravel a cable and plug it into a socket – great if you don’t have off-street parking, or you park somewhere with no source of electrical power.
7. No need to charge up Honda’s hybrids are not plug-ins, instead, they are self-charging. The car carries its own generator, which is driven by the petrol engine or by the motion of the car as it slows down. The electricity generated can be used by the electric motor straight away, or it can be stored in a battery for later use. There’s no need to unravel a cable and plug it into a socket – great if you don’t have off-street parking, or you park somewhere with no source of electrical power.

8. The best of both worlds

Hybrid cars offer a great combination of petrol and electric virtues. Electric power provides quiet, zero-emission running at city speeds, while the regenerative braking system captures energy that would otherwise go to waste and turns it into electricity that can be reused. At high speed, there’s the power of a petrol engine, and as with a conventional car, you can quickly refuel and continue on a long journey. ​
8. The best of both worlds Hybrid cars offer a great combination of petrol and electric virtues. Electric power provides quiet, zero-emission running at city speeds, while the regenerative braking system captures energy that would otherwise go to waste and turns it into electricity that can be reused. At high speed, there’s the power of a petrol engine, and as with a conventional car, you can quickly refuel and continue on a long journey. ​

9. They have the latest technology 

The petrol engines in Honda’s CR-V Hybrid and Jazz work on the Atkinson cycle, which improves efficiency by extracting more useful work out of every engine revolution. The latest-generation lithium-ion batteries store more electricity but weigh less than ever before.​​
9. They have the latest technology The petrol engines in Honda’s CR-V Hybrid and Jazz work on the Atkinson cycle, which improves efficiency by extracting more useful work out of every engine revolution. The latest-generation lithium-ion batteries store more electricity but weigh less than ever before.​​

10. Easy to drive & convenient to use

The fuel efficiency of hybrids means you need fewer fuel stops, so you can spend less time in windswept filling stations and more time where you want to be.
10. Easy to drive & convenient to use The fuel efficiency of hybrids means you need fewer fuel stops, so you can spend less time in windswept filling stations and more time where you want to be.

Source: Honda.co.uk/engineroom


Honda hybrid cars: FAQs

What happens if my hybrid car battery dies?

If your hybrid car battery dies, it'll need to be replaced or the car won't work properly. If you notice the car losing its efficiency or struggling to hold a charge, contact us as soon as possible to arrange a battery change.

How are hybrid car batteries disposed of?

All Honda batteries from electric and hybrid vehicles are recycled through the expanded sustainability partnership with SNAM.

End-life-batteries will either be recycled for ‘second-life’ renewable energy storage uses or for their extractable valuable materials, such as lithium and cobalt.

Is it worth buying a hybrid car?

A hybrid car is more fuel efficient and cost effective than a petrol vehicle. As the world quickly moves towards an electric future, a hybrid car is also a perfect green alternative to the traditional petrol engine, while simultaneously giving you far less range anxiety than an electric vehicle.

Do hybrids last longer?

Due to the combination of a petrol engine and battery power, there's less wear and tear on a hybrid car's engine. Regenerative braking also reduces the wear on brakes, which lowers the need for maintenance, meaning your hybrid car may last longer than a petrol or diesel equivalent.

Have more questions?

Simply contact us via the form or call 02082004040 for Hendon or 02089503311 for Bushey Heath.

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