Luxury hybrids like the Lexus ES and the Audi RS7 offer discerning drivers a nice middle ground between all-out electric and less fuel-efficient options. But not all luxury hybrids measure up when it comes to performance, reliability, and, well, luxury.

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BMW 330e—$43,945

Engine: 288-hp turbo 2.0L four-cylinder plug-in hybrid

A rich, roomy interior and Xtraboost function combined with a competitive price tag make the 2022

BMW 330e

both luxurious and practical. The 330e’s plug-in hybrid powertrain offers up to 23 miles of electric-only range and a combined 28-mpg EPA rating.

Pros: Strong plug-in hybrid powertrain

Cons: Muted steering feel

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Lexus ES 300h Ultra Luxury Hybrid: $52,155

Engine: 215-hp 2.5L hybrid inline-four-cylinder

The 2022

Lexus ES 300h’s

Ultra Luxury trim delivers exactly what you’d expect: ultra-luxury. From buttery, semi-aniline leather upholstery to adaptive suspension for a silky ride—this luxury hybrid has it all. It has an EPA-rated fuel economy at 44-mpg combined.

Pros: Smooth ride and spacious cabin

Cons: Tepid acceleration and no rear-folding seatbacks

BMW 530e: $56,545

Engine: 288-hp 2.0L hybrid inline-four-cylinder

The 2022

BMW 530e’s

relaxed interior toggles the line between luxury and practicality, but it can easily tip to luxury if you add the massaging seats. The 530e’s plug-in hybrid engine is smooth and efficient while returning an EPA-rated 26-mpg combined with up to 21 miles of electric-only range.

Pros: Hybrid-specific digital instrument cluster

Cons: Bland interior

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Volvo s90 Recharge: $62,095

Engine: 400-hp 2.0L four-cylinder plug-in hybrid

The 2022

Volvo

s90 Recharge offers minimalist luxury and maximum space. The quiet and comfortable ride leans more toward luxury than sport, even in the performance-centered R-Design trim. If you equate luxury with speed, this may not be the car for you.

The s90 Recharge gets an EPA combined 31-mpg rating, with up to 21 miles of all-electric range.

Pros: Spacious interior and good fuel economy

Cons: No smartphone integration

Key Takeaway The Volvo s90 Recharge delivers more on class than performance.

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Mercedes-Benz E450: $63,800

Engine: 362-hp turbocharged hybrid inline-six-cylinder

Whether you choose the sportier coupe, the more stately sedan, or the laid-back cabriolet, the 2022 Mercedes-Benz E450 offers drivers the ultimate in technology and class. The heavy body style makes for a delightfully smooth ride, but it has an average fuel economy of 26 mpg combined.

Pros: Classy, high-tech interior

Cons: Disappointing infotainment system

Volvo s60 Recharge Polestar Engineered: $65,845

Engine: 415-hp turbo and supercharged 2.0L four-cylinder

This ride is a restrained, classy choice for those more interested in passenger comfort than exterior flash—or interior flash for that matter. Comfort and function are the cornerstones of this Volvo. The Polestar stands at an estimated 69 mpg combined with a pure electric range of 22 miles.

Pros: Scandinavian-inspired simplicity and superior fuel economy

Cons: Lackluster driving experience

Audi A8: $87,595

Engine: 335-hp turbocharged hybrid 3.0L V6

When outfitted with the Luxury and Executive packages, the 2022

Audi A8

includes every conceivable luxury feature including massagers, a heated steering wheel, and heated rear seats. Naysayers remark that the redesigned exterior looks too similar to the less-expensive A4 and A6 models, but those similarities disappear once you get inside.

The A8 delivers solid fuel economy as well, with a combined rating of 22 mpg.

Pros: Exceptionally quiet interior

Cons: Less pep than other Audi models

Lexus LS 500h: $90,500

Engine: 354-hp, 3.5L hybrid V6

For those looking to turn things up to 11, the all-new 2022

Lexus

LS 500h delivers. The LS is Lexus’s flagship vehicle, so it sets the standard for the lineup in refinement with real-wood interior accents and Kiriko glass interior door trims. Its mileage is somewhat below average at a combined 28, but it’s still competitive with other vehicles in its class.

Pros: Exceptional build quality and sumptuous interior

Cons: Sluggish CVT and the Lexus Teammate driver-assist is only available with AWD

BMW 745e: $96,895

Engine: 389-hp 3.0L turbo six-cylinder, plug-in hybrid

The 2022 BMW 745e plug-in hybrid delivers a smooth ride and natural power not often found in hybrid vehicles. These models are big, comfort-forward, silky-smooth on the roughest roads, and return 22 mpg combined fuel economy with up to 17 miles of electric-only drive range.

Pros: Stately and ultra-comfortable interior

Cons: Requires added features to feel luxurious

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Lexus LC 500h: $100,125

Engine: 354-hp 3.5L hybrid V6

A silky-smooth ride and lavish interior make the 2022 Lexus LC 500h the pinnacle of hybrid luxury for Lexus. Though not available in convertible or the new Bespoke configurations, the LC 500h doesn’t want for class. At an EPA-estimated 29 combined mpg, the 500h offers impressive fuel economy for a sports car.

Pros: Sleek design and lavish interior

Cons: Lackluster handling and unimpressive performance

Audi RS7: $119,595

Engine: 591-hp twin-turbo hybrid 4.0L V8

The 2022 Audi RS7 offers a marriage of super-high performance and first-class luxury. Though sport-forward, the luxe interior materials and adjustable air suspension yield a refined ride. Hybrid or not, this much power leaves the RS7 a bit thirsty at a combined EPA rating of only 17 mpg.

Pros: Ritzy interior and white-knuckle acceleration

Cons: Pricey for its class and lackluster fuel economy

Porsche Panamera 4S e-Hybrid Executive: $126,000

Engine: 552-hp twin-turbocharged 2.9L V6 plug-in hybrid

Porsche has finally answered the question of whether luxury car enthusiasts can enjoy class, speed, and fuel economy with the

Panamera 4S

e-Hybrid—and the answer is yes. If you’re looking for a Porsche you can feel good about driving every day, this is the model for you. The EPA estimates 35 mpg overall fuel economy, but if you have a short commute, you may never have to visit a gas station.

Fully charged, the 4S e-hybrid will run 25 to 30 miles electric-only.

Pros: Athletic handling and superior fuel economy

Cons: Under-performing brake system

Key Takeaway If you have a short commute, you may be able to get as much as 100 mpg in the Panamera 4S e-Hybrid.

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Acura NSX Type S: $171,495

Engine: 600-hp hybrid-electric twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6

If you equate luxury with exclusivity, then the 2022

Acura

NSX Type S is the car for you. The flagship supercar is being discontinued after this model year, and only 300 will be available for sale in the US. Unlike many sport hybrids, the NSX doesn’t sacrifice fuel economy for neck-snapping acceleration with an EPA combined rating of 21 mpg.

Pros: Quiet mode allows for electric-only driving at low speed

Cons: Dated interior materials

Key Takeaway If you’re in the market for an Acura NSX Type S, you better move fast—only 300 will be made available for purchase in the US for the vehicle’s final model year.

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