In February 2025, demand for hybrid vehicles in Georgia skyrocketed. Compared to the previous year, Georgian drivers purchased a record-breaking 2,100+ HEV and PHEV units. Let’s explore which models made it to the top.
Winter 2025 Was “Hot” for Hybrid Vehicles in Georgia
Georgians outdid themselves — in February alone, they purchased 39% more hybrid-type vehicles than during the same month last year.
Let’s clarify the difference between HEV and PHEV:
HEV — a hybrid electric vehicle that runs on both fuel (petrol or diesel) and electric power.
PHEV — a plug-in hybrid that can be charged from a standard home socket.
As for Tesla, its cars fall under the BEV category — fully electric vehicles that rely solely on battery power and do not include additional energy-generation systems.
Now that we’ve clarified the terminology, let’s move on to the ranking of the most popular hybrid models imported into Georgia in February 2025.
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
Fuel-efficient and easy to handle, with 4.7–5.5 L/100 km consumption. High ground clearance and off-road capability make it ideal for Georgian terrain.
Nissan Qashqai e-Power
Over 1,000 km on one tank. Combines an electric motor and 1.5L VC-Turbo petrol engine (190 hp, 330 Nm). Average fuel use: 4.2–5.2 L/100 km.
Toyota Yaris Cross
Stylish, compact, and powerful. Just 3.8 L/100 km with dual self-charging modes. A great choice for urban and suburban use.
Ford Fusion PHEV
Smooth cornering, fast braking, and 980 km of total range. Reliable and dynamic — a smart daily hybrid.
Toyota Prius (USA version)
220 hp, 0–100 km/h in 6.6 seconds, and 2.7–5.9 L/100 km average consumption. For over 20 years, Prius has been the benchmark in hybrid engineering.
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