Availability of Hybrid and Plug-In Electric Vehicles
A number of light-duty and heavy-duty hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), and all-electric vehicles (EVs) are available from a variety of automakers or are in development.
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Light-Duty Vehicles
A variety of light-duty vehicles are available. Search for light-duty HEVs, PHEVs, and EVs. Many major auto manufacturers and start-up companies are working to make EVs and PHEVs available. FuelEconomy.gov maintains a list of vehicles under development and their release dates.
Heavy-Duty Vehicles
A variety of heavy-duty hybrid electric vehicles and all-electric vehicles are available. Use the Heavy-Duty Vehicle Search to look for heavy-duty EVs or the following heavy-duty HEVs:
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles
Neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs), also called low-speed vehicles, are commonly used for neighborhood commuting, light hauling, and delivery. A variety of companies are manufacturing these small vehicles. NEVs are typically limited to areas with 35-mile-per-hour speed limits or for off-road service on college campuses or at airports and resort areas. They help people move through limited-commute areas. Several NEVs are available. Search for low-speed NEVs.
Hybrid and Plug-In Vehicle Conversions 
Find out about options for converting HEVs and conventional vehicles to run on electricity or use it to improve fuel efficiency.
More Information
If you are interested in purchasing an electric drive vehicle and need more information, see the AFDC's information on plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles:
- Find electric charging stations near you
- Learn about incentives and laws related to plug-in electric vehicles
- Learn more about the benefits of electric vehicles