Cost and consumption of a hybrid car

cost of purchasing a hybrid car

limited additional cost - hybrid - Dacia

Limited additional cost with Dacia

Generally speaking, a self-charging hybrid vehicle is more expensive to buy than an equivalent internal combustion-powered model, due to its dual powertrain and the cost of the technology used.

At Dacia, this additional cost is included in the purchase price and, in the long term, offset by fuel savings.

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local purchasing assistance schemes

In France, it is possible to benefit from national subsidies such as "clean vehicle" microcredit or local subsidies. TO BE LOCALISED

As a result, some local authorities continue to support the purchase of hybrid vehicles according to local criteria, such as:

in Occitanie, the eco-check up to €2,000 for a used plug-in hybrid.
in Greater Paris, up to €3,000 for hybrids.

Other regions and local authorities may offer similar grants from time to time. To find out more about assistance in your area, contact your nearest dealership.

cost to use

Concrete savings

The running cost of a hybrid vehicle is generally lower than that of a conventional combustion-powered vehicle, and depends on a number of factors.

Here are the main points to consider:

lower fuel consumption than a combustion-powered vehicle, particularly in urban environments
no electricity costs, since the battery is charged while driving
less brake wear through energy recovery
a reduced or even zero CO₂ emissions tax

savings on fuel

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