The use of hybrid cars for its fuel efficiency and controlled emission is definitely a winner in today’s scenario. Although these cars come with a hefty price tag, some of the bestsellers of the 2017 year at a reasonable price tag are the Toyota Avalon Hybrid, Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid, Honda Accord Hybrid, Toyota Camry Hybrid, and the Toyota Prius.

Ranked within the top 5 hybrid cars, the Toyota Avalon Hybrid, priced at around $37,500, the car has a wide range of features including comfort and easy navigation for consumers.

Although the car is not a luxury class or very bright looking sports kind of sedan and is highly simple in terms of cosmetic looks, the Avalon Hybrid is one of the best cars within this range due to the amount of safety measures integrated into the car by Toyota. While most hybrids compromise on both the exterior and interior in order to make up for the engine performance, the Avalon Hybrid tends to stand out for the fact that Toyota has made up the car with good interiors with ample legroom and roomy seats for the everyday commuter. The cabin interior is definitely a hit in this hybrid car due to the integration of standard technology and essential safety features.

Although most people mistake that hard acceleration is uncomfortable in hybrids, the Avalon Hybrid offers a smooth cruise ride on both traffic laden roads and highways due to its smooth acceleration. The Avalon Hybrid runs on a 2.5-Liter four-cylinder engine that is paired to an electric motor and routed to a truck-mounted battery pack. From the source of these two engines, the Avalon Hybrid generates 200 horsepower which is infused with the continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) to the front wheels. The average time for acceleration from 0 to 60 mph is 7.7 seconds. While these numbers vary greatly when compared to the regular combustion engine sedans, in the hybrid class – the Avalon Hybrid is definitely the master. The projected mileage is 40mpg, and the estimate is usually around 40 for the city and around 39 for the highway.

While the car is packed for performance, the best part of the Avalon Hybrid is that Toyota offers its Safety Sense package as part of the car instead of an option as it previously was. This package included collision warning, automatic pre-collision braking, and lane departure warning and intervention. For consumers looking to own a good hybrid sedan with ample luxury and safety features can pick the Avalon Hybrid in comparison to other similar hybrids in its range like the Ford Fusion Hybrid, Hyundai Sonata Hybrid, or the Honda Accord Hybrid.