Looking for a small, nippy vehicle that returns great fuel economy in the city and isn't out of its depth on the motorway? You've come to the right place with our list of the best small hybrid cars on the market.
Perfect for the UK's bustling city streets and ideal for motorway journeys, these compact hybrids offer a seamless blend of electric and petrol power. Small hybrid cars provide an eco-friendly solution by reducing air pollution compared to traditional petrol cars, especially when idling in traffic, and they are generally cheaper to buy than a fully electric alternative.
While all the cars here are small, we have chosen a mixture of shapes and types of car, from small hatchbacks to small SUVs, so there should be something on this list to suit everyone. If you're looking for something a bit larger, check out our guide to the best hybrid cars and the best hybrid SUVs.
If you're ready to buy we've got over 10,000 Used Hybrid Cars for Sale, while if you want more choice, we have over 70,000 Used Cars for Sale. If you're looking to finance a new car, check out our guide to the Best PCP Car Deals.
Best small hybrid cars in 2025
1. Ford Puma
Just a brilliant little SUV
Pros
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Peppy engines and sharp handling
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Practical boot with impressive ‘megabox’
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All versions are loaded with standard equipment
Cons
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Not as spacious inside as some alternatives
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A Skoda Kamiq rides better
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Lots of wind noise at higher speeds
Stylish, fun and affordable, the Ford Puma is one of the very best small crossovers on sale in the UK. The 155PS 1.0-litre EcoBoost model is also available as a mild-hybrid (badged mHEV), which helps this likeable little crossover return 50+mpg.
The Puma is based on the now-defunct Ford Fiesta, which means it's great to drive. However, if you want a sportier experience, we’d recommend buying a model in ST-Line trim, which adds a firmer suspension set-up. For proper hot-hatch thrills, meanwhile, there's the full-on ST version, but that's not a hybrid.
Despite its compact size, the Puma is a lot more practical than the Fiesta. The boot, for example, has a ‘Megabox’ design that features a deep, square underfloor load area with a drain plug to allow you to wash it out. There's also lots of head- and legroom in the front, too, and enough in the back, although large adults might find the rear seats a bit snug.
"The hybrid version of the Puma still gets the excellent 'Megabox' storage compartment under the boot floor"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
2. Toyota Yaris
Cheap to run and comfortable
Pros
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Smart styling inside and out
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Hybrid engine makes a camel look thirsty
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Autonomous driving aids take the edge off long journeys
Cons
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Perceived quality isn't as consistent as you'll find elsewhere
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Tall adults will feel a little squeezed in the back
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Steep starting price, though offset by generous kit
The Toyota Yaris is one of the best small cars on sale, regardless of its powertrain. The fact that it's also an excellent hybrid car is win-win.
Toyota pioneered the idea of a small car with petrol-electric power in the old Yaris, and it proved so popular that this latest model is hybrid only. Meanwhile, its combination of edges and curves means it finally gets the looks deserving of its high-tech powertrain.
The Yaris' 1.5-litre petrol-electric powertrain is a cracker for town driving. It'll return 60mpg even in heavy traffic, and it comes with a CVT automatic gearbox fitted as standard, so it drives like a dodgem with no physical gears. It's nearly as quiet, too, because most of the time it drives on electricity, and it's also good fun to drive on twisting roads. All models get adaptive cruise control and lane assist, making long journeys more relaxing.
There's just enough space to keep four adults comfortable on a long drive, and the boot will swallow a couple of suitcases. While the interior isn't brimming with character, it's solid and smart. And feature-packed. Even the basic model has an infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, further confirming the Yaris as a near-perfect small hybrid car.
"The Toyota Yaris is pricey, but that's offset both by its equipment levels and the potential cost savings from its hybrid powertrain"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
3. Volkswagen Golf
Classy, very competent family car
Pros
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Comfortable, refined and good to drive
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Even the most affordable models are well-equipped
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Running costs won’t break the bank
Cons
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Buggy media system on earlier models
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Parts of the cabin aren't as plush as you might expect
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Pricier than some rivals
The Volkswagen Golf has long been a highly recommended car, and – depending just how hybrid you want to go – that's no different when it comes to mixing petrol and electric power.
Many versions of the latest Golf use mild-hybrid technology, which works very well, but you can also choose from a couple of plug-in hybrid models.
The Golf eHybrid is the everyday, run-of-the-mill PHEV model, mixing a 1.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor, giving it an official fuel economy of 313.9mpg and up to 42 miles of electric-only driving on a single charge. It comes in a range of trim levels and essentially adds plug-in capability to the regular Golf.
The Golf GTE, on the other hand, channels the spirit of the legendary Golf GTI, but with electric assistance. Power is bumped up to 245PS from its 1.4-litre engine and electric motor, with claimed fuel economy of 235.4mpg and electric-only driving for up to 37 miles before you need to plug it in. Oh, and it's rather fun to drive, too.
"The Golf's hybrid line-up has expanded in recent years - before, your only option was the powerful GTE"
Phil Hall, Senior Editor
4. Toyota Corolla
Better than it's ever been
Pros
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Efficient hybrid hatch with strong performance
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Well-equipped with a high-quality interior
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Improved infotainment from 2023
Cons
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Other hatchbacks are more practical when it comes to boot space
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No diesel in the range for high-mileage drivers
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The new Honda Civic is also very good
The Toyota Corolla hybrid is one of our favourite hatchbacks because it blends performance and comfort with low running costs. What’s more, because it’s a Toyota, it has a strong reputation for reliability and is backed by a comprehensive warranty that could last up to ten years.
The 1.8-litre hybrid powertrain will return 60+mpg on-the-road and the Corolla’s soft suspension makes it easy to drive and comfortable on the motorway. Yet it's still good to drive, with tidy handling and responsive steering. There's also a more powerful 2.0-litre hybrid, which is slightly less efficient but delivers stronger performance.
But it’s at low urban speeds that the Corolla proves itself, with its refined hybrid system operating in near-silence, aided by the smooth operation of the CVT gearbox. You also get lots of useful driver tech as standard, with all models benefitting from LED headlights, an electronic parking brake and a reversing camera.
The Corolla is surprisingly spacious for a compact hatchback. Large adults will have no trouble getting comfortable in the front or the back, while the 361-litre boot is handy as well.
"Toyota is arguably more experienced at making hybrid tech than any other manufacturer, and with the Corolla, you can reap the benefits"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
5. Honda Jazz
Practical yet trendy little car
Pros
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Extremely versatile with big boot and ‘Magic Seats’
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Hybrid setup means it’s relaxing to drive and ultra-efficient
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Trendier than you’d expect
Cons
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Pricey compared to mainstream alternatives
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Firm ride with 16-inch alloy wheels
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Fuddy-duddy image won’t appeal to everyone
Look past the Honda Jazz's rather staid image, and it's a great car. Comfortable, versatile and powered by an efficient petrol hybrid powertrain that can return 60+mpg, the Jazz is the complete small car package.
The Jazz was relaunched in 2020 with the introduction of an all-new model. However, fans of the old car will not be disappointed with Honda’s latest offering because it remains true to the original, with a firm emphasis on space and practicality. This means the Jazz retains its ‘magic seat’ system, which lets you flip and fold the rear seats in a number of configurations to provide up to 1205 litres of luggage space.
The hybrid setup has a 1.5-litre petrol engine combined with two electric motors and a battery pack. The total power output of 109PS might not sound a lot, but it feels pretty eager, covering 0-62mph in 9.4 seconds. It's comfortable and easy to drive, while there's plenty of in-car tech, and Honda has an excellent reliability reputation.
"It's far from the most exciting car in its class, but the Jazz is a tempting option thanks to its practical interior and frugal hybrid powertrain"
Phill Tromans, Contributor
6. Renault Clio
Stylish and affordable little car
Pros
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Lots of useful tech in most models
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Cabin space is among the best in class
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Hybrid capable of impressive 67.3mpg
Cons
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Manual' box has only five gears in some Clios
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Bigger wheels make ride too firm
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Not as fun to drive as a Ford Fiesta
Are you looking for a fashionable and spacious small hybrid car with low fuel costs? The Renault Clio E-Tech is one of the best-looking cars in its class, and with a petrol hybrid system capable of 60+mpg, it's also one of the cheapest to run.
The hybrid Clio looks identical to the standard model, but it’s able to travel for 80 per cent of urban journeys on battery power alone. If you are gentle with the throttle, the Clio will also travel up to 38mph in all-electric mode, which means it’s very relaxing to drive and should be a lot less polluting around town than the regular Clio.
The Clio's exterior dimensions haven’t changed much over the last few years, but there is no shortage of space inside its smartly designed cabin. Adults will find the best space in the front, but the rear seats are wide and supportive enough for tall people to travel in snug comfort. The boot is a good size, too.
"Renault is on a bit of a roll when it comes to styling - the facelifted Clio is one of many great-looking cars in the line-up"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
7. Mercedes-Benz A-Class
No longer style over substance
Pros
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Innovative infotainment system that looks great
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Really posh-looking interior
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Comfortable and secure to drive
Cons
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Merely so-so on practicality
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Petrol engines could be more refined
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Build quality isn't as solid as you'd expect
The latest Mercedes A-Class makes many small hatchbacks look about as up-to-date as a horse and cart. Its classy cabin is filled to the brim with the latest technology and cool design touches, while the interior is also well-made, and there's plenty of space and comfort.
The A-Class can be powered by a variety of engines from a basic 1.3-litre unit to a 422PS 2.0-litre firecracker, but it's the A250e plug-in hybrid that we're interested in here. This mates that 1.3-litre petrol engine to a punchy electric motor for 218PS, and allows the baby Mercedes to travel up to 44 miles without ever waking up the engine. It'll do over 200mpg officially, although unlike the traditional hybrids here, you'll need to charge it up frequently to get anywhere near that.
It's fairly brisk, too, with enough performance to worry some hot hatchbacks. But really, the A-Class is about comfort, refinement and cool infotainment rather than blatting about. The only issue is the rather high price, but why not see if you can nab a good deal on heycar?
"The A250e blends a very usable electric-only range with decent performance and a relaxing drive"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
8. MG3
Well-priced supermini with hybrid appeal
Pros
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Still great value
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Powerful engine with standard hybrid
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Good refinement
Cons
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Slightly plain styling
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Fiddly infotainment setup
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Insurance higher than rivals
The MG 3 Hybrid+ makes our list of the best small hybrid cars for one simple reason: it's one of the cheapest small hybrid cars out there, but it comes with a great deal of talent despite the modest amount of money you pay.
That talent comes in a broad variety of areas, too. You'll like the car's cohesive and attractive styling, while the interior has a similarly smart feel. There's lots of tech and equipment on board, too, and while passenger space and luggage space are a little limited, it must be remembered that this is a round-up of small hybrids, and it doesn't do too badly by those standards. It's a pleasant car to drive as well, with neat handling and decent ride comfort, while the 195PS hybrid powertrain does well on performance, refinement and economy.
It's not perfect: the infotainment system has some annoying quirks, while some of the driver assistance systems seem to have a mind of their own, and repeatedly insist upon giving you their opinion. Despite that, though, the MG 3 Hybrid+ is a really tempting car for an even more tempting price.
"In the MG3, it's really impressive how much hybrid tech you get for little outlay"
Matt MacConnell, Contributor
9. Lexus LBX
Compact and bijou motoring
Pros
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Pin-sharp drive
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Strong performance
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Likely to be reliable
Cons
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Small boot and tight rear space
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Pricey with desirable options added
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Mediocre cabin quality
When we said at the start that we had gathered together a selection of small hybrid cars to suit all needs and desires, we meant it, and the Lexus LBX neatly fills the luxury SUV brief here.
Okay, the LBX is not as big as other SUVs from the Japanese brand - it's based on the Toyota Yaris Cross - but it's certainly compact and bijou. From its sleek exterior to a handsome cabin, albeit with limited rear space for adults, the Lexus is every inch the high-class SUV.
It also comes with Lexus' self-charging hybrid tech, so you get a 1.5-litre three-cylinder petrol engine and electric motor that combine to deliver 0-62mph in 9.2 seconds. It also serves up 62.8mpg combined economy and 102g/km CO2 emissions. Better still, it's extremely refined and drives impressively well.
"Lexus has done a good job of differentiating the LBX from the closely related and much cheaper Toyota Yaris Cross"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
10. Mazda 2 Hybrid
Superbly efficient, likeable hybrid hatch
Pros
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Excellent efficiency
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Lots of standard kit
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Good to drive
Cons
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Toyota Yaris has a longer warranty
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Below par infotainment
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Rear seat space
If you're looking at the Mazda 2 Hybrid and getting a distinct feeling of deja vu, then there's a very good reason.
No, you're not imagining the fact that the Mazda 2 Hybrid (which is different from the regular Mazda 2 hatchback) looks quite a lot like the Toyota Yaris that sits at number 2 in this list: in fact, the two are more or less identical other than the badges they wear because they are one and the same car.
That means that the two cars have essentially the same strengths, being good to drive, reasonably practical, strong on quality and well equipped. However, there are differences. The first - and most confusing - of these is that, despite both cars sharing exactly the same powertrain, the Mazda posts an official mpg figure of 74.3mpg, which is somehow almost 4mpg better than the Toyota's.
If they're so similar, then, and the Mazda has superior official fuel economy, how come it sits so much further down this list than the Toyota? Well, that's down to the ownership experience. Despite being mechanically identical, Mazda offers the car with its standard three-year, 60,000-mile warranty. The Toyota, meanwhile, will be covered for ten years or 100,000 miles, provided you get it serviced according to schedule at an authorised Toyota dealership.
"You'll need to make sure you're getting a good deal on a Mazda 2 Hybrid to make up for its warranty being much shorter than what Toyota offers on the identical Yaris"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
The best small SUV on sale depends on your requirements. We reckon the Ford Puma is one of the best small SUVs, especially if you're looking for a car that's relatively affordable, looks stylish and is fun to drive. The Toyota Yaris Cross is an excellent alternative, particularly as it's a hybrid model with low running costs. Toyota has an extremely strong reliability record, too.
You should also look at VW Group small SUVs such as the Volkswagen T-Cross, SEAT Arona and Skoda Kamiq, all of which are impressive all-rounders that won't break the bank. Alternatively, consider premium small SUVs like the Volvo XC40, BMW X1 and Lexus UX.
The Toyota Yaris Cross is one of the most reliable small SUVs you can buy, along with the slightly bigger Toyota C-HR. Toyota is widely accepted to be one of the most reliable car manufacturers, regularly performing well in ownership surveys such as HonestJohn.co.uk's annual Satisfaction Index.
You should also look at Toyota's premium brand Lexus, particularly the Lexus UX small SUV. A Honda HR-V would be a good alternative, or the Mazda CX-30. Both are very reliable choices.
That rather depends on what you define as an SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle). The Suzuki Ignis and Toyota Aygo X are city cars with plenty of SUV design cues and raised seating positions, but whether or not they're genuine SUVs is a matter of opinion (although the Suzuki can be had with four-wheel drive). The Suzuki Jimny and Fiat Panda 4x4 are less Sport and more Utility Vehicles, but they certainly fit the bill as tiny off-roaders.
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