11 photosUsed hybrid and electric cars for sale
921 vehicles from local dealers.
Updated 34 minutes ago
AutoDealersHub carries a very large selection of hybrid and electric listings from many local dealers, mostly in Tennessee, Utah and Virginia. They are mostly late-model vehicles, across a wide span of model years.
AI summary generated from current AutoDealersHub listings. Counts and prices change as dealers update inventory.
How this list is built
Refine these results with filters- In stock
- 921
- Price range
- $3,427–$307,999
- Model years
- 2005–2026
- Top makes
- Tesla, Toyota, Honda
921 cars
11 photos$32,995Fair price
11 photos2023 Tesla Model 3
$29,995Fair price
11 photos2023 Tesla Model Y
$29,200Fair price
11 photos2023 Tesla Model Y
$28,300Fair price
11 photos2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe
$22,750
11 photos2021 Toyota RAV4
$25,200
11 photos2023 Volkswagen ID.4
$21,995
11 photos2019 Audi e-tron
$22,500
Price drop11 photos2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE
$31,995$32,995Fair price
11 photos2012 Nissan Leaf
$7,995
11 photos2021 Volkswagen ID.4
$24,900
Price drop11 photos2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid
$34,995$35,995
Price drop11 photos2024 Honda Accord Hybrid
$26,895$27,095Fair price
11 photos2025 Honda Accord
$31,995Fair price
11 photos2024 Ford F-150
$35,795Fair price
11 photos2024 Tesla Model 3
$32,499Fair price
11 photos2018 Tesla Model 3
$17,999Fair price
11 photos2025 Tesla Model Y
$35,999Fair price
11 photos2025 Tesla Model 3
$32,999Good price · 15% below
11 photos2021 Toyota RAV4
Contact dealer for price
11 photos2025 Tesla Model 3
$41,999Fair price
Price drop11 photos2023 Tesla Model 3
$27,500$27,999Good price · 11% below
11 photos2018 Chrysler Pacifica
$9,900Fair price
11 photos2023 Tesla Model 3
$27,995Fair price
Highlights
- Popular makes include Honda, Tesla and Toyota
- Listings include electric and hybrid versions
- Sedan and SUV body styles are the most common
- 4WD and AWD versions are the most common
AI summary generated from current AutoDealersHub listings. Counts and prices change as dealers update inventory.
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Frequently asked questions
How many hybrid and electric cars are on AutoDealersHub?
There are 921 listings matching this guide right now, from local dealers.
How is this list built?
Fuel type: hybrid, plug-in hybrid or electric (NHTSA VIN data). Listings refresh from dealer inventory feeds about every hour.
How much do hybrid and electric cars cost?
Asking prices run from $3,427 to $307,999 with a median of $26,000, across 892 listings that show a price. 29 more listings ask you to contact the dealer for a price. These are the asking prices of the hybrid and electric cars listed on AutoDealersHub right now.
Which makes appear most?
The most-listed makes are Tesla (332), Toyota (226) and Honda (61).
Where do these listings come from?
Every listing comes from a DealersCloud dealer's own website inventory and is refreshed about every hour. AutoDealersHub does not sell cars: choosing View at dealer takes you to the dealer's listing, where you confirm availability and buy directly from the dealer.