Author: John Beltz Snyder

We’re fans of electrical vehicles, but they’ve their shortcomings. They’re not available in as wide of a spread of body styles as gas-powered cars, they usually’re still limited by range and charging infrastructure. Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) offer a terrific compromise, though, allowing for all-electric driving, but in addition having a gas engine for once you need more power or to travel long distances. Selecting a plug-in hybrid vehicle also allows more options; as an illustration, you may’t get an all-electric minivan within the U.S. … yet. But with those extra PHEV offerings, it is perhaps difficult to know where to…