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Explore New Hybrid & Electric Cars

Our new hybrid and all-electric inventory includes varied options for drivers in New York and New England. Below, we'll explain the differences between fully electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild-hybrid cars. Visit a McGee Automotive Family dealership for a test drive.

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Electrify Your New York & New England Drives

There are three main kinds of electrified vehicles, broadly speaking. Fully electric models rely solely on battery-and-motor architectures to drive across the Northeast and beyond. Plug-in hybrids and mild hybrids both use gasoline alongside batteries and motors. A plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) requires external charging to enjoy its full potential, while mild hybrids do not.

Skip the External Charger: Mild-Hybrid Vehicles

Many of the new hybrid vehicles for sale at McGee Automotive Family dealerships across New York and New England are mild hybrids, pairing internal combustion engines with battery-and-motor systems. Their batteries are recharged via regenerative braking; they don't need to be plugged in to reach their full potential.

Regenerative braking technology allows the vehicle's motor to run in reverse so that it can capture some of the energy that is lost when one uses the brakes or even takes their foot off the gas pedal. Typically, this energy is released as heat, but regenerative braking uses the motors to provide some charge to the battery when you brake.

Some popular mild hybrids (not a complete list) from the OEMs we represent across the McGee Automotive Family include:

  • Ford: Escape Hybrid, Maverick Hybrid, F-150 Hybrid
  • Hyundai: Elantra Hybrid, Sonata Hybrid, Tucson Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid
  • Lexus: ES Hybrid, UX Hybrid, NX Hybrid, RX Hybrid
  • Mazda: CX-50 Hybrid
  • Toyota: Corolla Hybrid, Prius, Camry, RAV4
Side view of a red Ford Escape Hybrid parked on a city street. Front low angle shot of a silver Hyundai Sonata Hybrid driving.Front action shot of a Lexus NX 350h cornering on a switchback. Rear view of a Mazda CX-50 with tailgate open.

The Best of Both Worlds: Plug-In Hybrid Configurations

Plug-in hybrids, like their mild-hybrid siblings, rely on batteries, motors, and traditional gas-fed engines. However, they need to be charged via an external power source to achieve peak efficiency. Their larger batteries are generally even capable of powering the car without using any gasoline for a couple dozen miles.

When picking out a new hybrid, you'll have to decide whether you want to go with a simpler mild hybrid or a PHEV that requires external electricity in exchange for even more competitive fuel economy scores. If you'd like a hand deciding between these two kinds of new hybrid cars, please reach out to us!

Here are some top PHEVs you can find at our dealerships:

  • BMW: 550e xDrive
  • Ford: Escape PHEV
  • Hyundai: Tucson PHEV
  • Lexus: NX PHEV, RX PHEV
  • Mazda: CX-70 PHEV, CX-90 PHEV
  • Toyota: Prius PHEV, RAV4 PHEV
Side views of a matte black BMW 550e xDrive and a silver Hyundai Tucson PHEV both parked at chargers.Side view of a black Toyota Prius PHEV plugged in while parked in a driveway.

Go Fully Electric: New EV Automobiles

The other type of electrified automobiles is electric vehicles (EVs). A new EV does not use gasoline at all, instead relying solely on external charging. As a result, these cars are even more efficient in their energy usage than plug-in hybrids.

There are many benefits to taking the leap and purchasing or leasing an electric vehicle. These models usually suffer less wear and tear than their gasoline-fed counterparts because they have fewer moving components and don't rely on controlled explosions to move down the roads in New York and New England.

Check out these EVs in our dealer network:

  • Audi: A6 Sportback e-tron, Q4 e-tron, Q6 e-tron
  • BMW: i4, i5, i7, iX3, iX
  • Chevy: Bolt, Equinox EV, Blazer EV, Silverado EV
  • Ford: Mustang Mach-E
  • Hyundai: IONIQ 5, IONIQ 9
  • Lexus: ES EV, RZ
  • Toyota: bZ, C-HR
  • Volkswagen: ID.4
Front three-quarter views of a teal Audi A6 Sportback e-tron and a silver BMW iX parked at chargers.Side view of a man leaning on a black Lexus ES 350e while parked in an upscale carport.

Why Shop with the McGee Automotive Family in the Northeast?

Whether you're in the market for an electric vehicle or a new hybrid for sale, you can find an efficient ride that relies on alternative fuel across our Northeast stores. Plus, our McGee FlexBuy program lets you shop online and receive free delivery within 200 miles of the dealership.1

Learn more about why our customers choose McGee every time, then visit one of our locations to discover the McGee difference firsthand!

Frequently Asked Questions

Which car brand has the most hybrid vehicle options?

Toyota has the most hybrid options, especially when it comes to mild hybrids, including these:

  • Corolla and Corolla Cross Hybrid
  • Prius and Prius PHEV
  • Camry
  • RAV4 and RAV4 PHEV
  • Crown and Crown Signia
  • Highlander and Grand Highlander
  • 4Runner
  • Land Cruiser
  • Sequoia
  • Tacoma i-FORCE MAX
  • Tundra i-FORCE MAX
  • Sienna

What is the difference between a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and EV?

Electric vehicles do not use any gasoline – they operate solely with rechargeable batteries and motors. Plug-in hybrids and mild hybrids, on the other hand, use gasoline and battery-and-motor systems. Plug-in models require external charging, while mild-hybrid cars do not.

Which auto brand has the most EV models?

In the McGee Automotive Family, brands like Audi, BMW, and Chevrolet have the most EV models – they're strong contenders for all-electric driving among the broader U.S. market, as well. You'll find no shortage of electric vehicles across New York and New England dealerships.

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    860 Washington St
    Hanover, MA 02339

  2. McGee Ford of Montpelier

    265 River Street
    Montpelier, VT 05602

    • Sales: 802-223-5201
  3. McGee Chevrolet of Greenwich

    1258 State Rte 29
    Greenwich, NY 12834

    • Sales: (518) 531-3628
  4. McGee Hyundai of Lebanon

    145 State Route 120
    Lebanon, NH 03766-1491

    • Sales: 603-678-4160
  5. McGee Toyota of Claremont

    168 Charlestown Rd
    Claremont, NH 03743

    • Sales: 603-542-5181
  6. McGee Toyota of Hanover

    880 Washington Street
    Hanover, MA 02339

    • Sales: 781-826-8333
  7. McGee Ford of Montpelier

    265 River Street
    Montpelier, VT 05602

    • Sales: 802-223-5201
  8. Lexus of Warwick

    1095 Centerville Rd
    Warwick, RI 02886

    • Sales: 401-304-3336
  9. McGee Toyota of Putnam

    88 Providence Pike
    Putnam, CT 06260

    • Sales: 860-923-4042
  10. McGee Mazda Claremont

    114 Charlestown Rd
    Claremont, NH 03743

    • Sales: 603-713-7160
  11. Audi Lenox

    384 Pittsfield Rd
    Lenox, MA 01240

    • Sales: 413-443-4702
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    374 Pittsfield Rd
    Lenox, MA 01240

    • Sales: 413-443-4702
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    58 Calef Highway
    Epping, NH 03042

    • Sales: (603) 693-1010
  14. McGee Chevrolet of Middlebury

    510 Route 7 South
    Middlebury, VT 05753

    • Sales: (802) 870-3327
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    384 Pittsfield Rd
    Lenox, MA 01240

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