Plug-in hybrids by brand

Mercedes-Benz35 models · 357,707 cars5.4× average gap Volvo7 models · 281,721 cars4.3× average gap BMW29 models · 156,882 cars4.6× average gap Ford2 models · 98,020 cars4.1× average gap Volkswagen8 models · 51,091 cars4.3× average gap Audi20 models · 48,616 cars4.4× average gap Renault3 models · 41,983 cars3.5× average gap Cupra5 models · 29,945 cars4.1× average gap Mazda2 models · 28,833 cars5.4× average gap Jeep4 models · 27,597 cars3.2× average gap Kia5 models · 22,848 cars3.6× average gap Land Rover6 models · 19,702 cars4.9× average gap Porsche5 models · 17,772 cars3.5× average gap Peugeot4 models · 17,683 cars4.3× average gap Mini1 model · 9,637 cars3.2× average gap MG2 models · 8,570 cars3.8× average gap SEAT3 models · 7,690 cars3.9× average gap Toyota3 models · 7,106 cars4.4× average gap DS3 models · 5,350 cars4.4× average gap Citroën2 models · 5,253 cars4.1× average gap Opel3 models · 4,314 cars4.5× average gap Alfa Romeo1 model · 4,111 cars4.6× average gap Lexus2 models · 3,211 cars4.8× average gap BYD1 model · 2,860 cars4.9× average gap Škoda3 models · 2,857 cars4.6× average gap Jaguar2 models · 2,055 cars4.3× average gap Hyundai2 models · 2,029 cars3.9× average gap Mitsubishi2 models · 1,716 cars3.3× average gap Ferrari4 models · 1,434 cars2.6× average gap Suzuki1 model · 476 cars4.9× average gap Lynk & Co1 model · 402 cars5.9× average gap Honda1 model · 354 cars6.7× average gap