Hybrid Electric | Warrington, Cheshire

Why go electric? Here at Bentleys Motor Group, we’re delighted to offer customers the full range of Toyota and Citroen hybrid and electric cars, from the Toyota C-HR hybrid and Citroën ë-C4 to the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Citroën ë-SpaceTourer.

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The self-charging hybrid range No plug, just impressive efficiency.

The Plug-in hybrid range Go ahead and plug it in.....if you want.

The electric range 100% Electric, Petrol Free, just charge it up and go!

The self-charging hybrid range

Self-charging hybrids have a small electric motor that supports the combustion engine to provide great performance and cut emissions. The battery is powered by the engine while you’re on the go, and through energy recovered while braking.

All new Toyota Yaris Hybrid Sharp styling and dynamic performance come together in this agile supermini, which offers better fuel economy than ever and a smart solution for city driving. View

Toyota C-HR Hybrid Ideal for growing families, this eye-catching crossover not only stands out from the crowd, it makes everything from the school run to weekend adventures fun-filled. View

Toyota Corolla Hybrid As one of the world’s best-selling cars, the Corolla delivers in every respect, from sporty looks and interior comfort to responsive, efficient performance. Available as Hatch, Touring Sports and Saloon models. View

Toyota Camry Hybrid A sleek saloon designed to make family travel effortless, the Camry is the perfect blend of on-road comfort and smooth, confident performance. View

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Taking every challenge in its stride, the RAV 4 Hybrid makes getting off the beaten track more economical. You’ll look the part too, thanks to its rugged styling. View

The Plug-in hybrid range

Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) offer all-electric performance over short distances and are fitted with a large battery that must be connected to an electrical power source to be charged.

Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid With its contemporary, aerodynamic design and electric capability, the Prius Plug-in reduces CO2 emissions by as much as 14 percent, delivering a greener and more economical drive. View

Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid (coming soon) Taking cleaner adventures to the next level, the RAV4 Plug-in can handle every demand with confidence – and now with fewer emissions too. Coming Soon

Citroën C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid Versatile and capable, the new C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid offers the best of both worlds: responsive dynamics for the urban commute and unrivalled comfort over long distances. View

The electric range

Electric vehicles (EVs) run on electric power alone, being fitted with a battery and one or two motors in place of a combustion engine. They produce zero CO2 emissions and must be plugged into an electrical source to recharge.

Citroën ë-C4 With its comfy, quiet driving environment and smooth ride, the new ë-C4 takes the stress out of family travel, delivering a relaxed experience and an impressive range. View

Citroën ë-SpaceTourer Designed to transport your passengers in style, this spacious model delivers interior flexibility, the latest on-board technology and a 143-mile range. View

Citroën ë-Dispatch A commercial vehicle with a hardworking attitude, the ë-Dispatch is perfect for businesses looking to reduce their operational costs while doing their bit for the environment. View

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The benefits of buying electric

Choosing an electric or hybrid car has many benefits, not least because of the reduced impact on the environment, meaning improved air quality for all. Running and maintaining an EV is typically more cost-effective, and businesses choosing electric vehicles can take advantage of lower benefit-in-kind tax.

Driving a self-charging hybrid negates the need for plugging in, which is great for drivers who have to park their cars on the street, while plug-ins offer a greater all-electric range, meaning restricted emissions zones can be accessed.

Hybrid and electric models also deliver improved performance. The electric motor produces instant torque, which makes acceleration swifter and takes the strain off the combustion engine, making for a responsive and exciting drive. At low speeds, the ride is quieter too.

Key benefits include:

Lower emissions
Greater fuel economy
Cost-effective to run
Dynamic performance

Electric vehicle FAQs

What is a hybrid car?

A hybrid car is one that combines a traditional combustion engine powered by petrol or diesel with an electric motor. This enables the car to benefit from increased efficiency and better fuel economy, all while lowering CO2 emissions.

What is a plug-in hybrid?

A plug-in hybrid car is one whose battery-powered electric motor requires charging from a suitable source. Whether at home with a suitable charging solution, or at one of the many thousands of public charge points, you will be able to replenish the charge of your battery quickly and affordably.

How often do hybrid batteries need replacing?

Hybrid vehicle batteries are designed to last the lifetime of your vehicle, and will often be covered by a warranty should any issues arrive. For older vehicles, however, you may find that replacing your battery comes at an additional cost.

What happens if my battery runs out of charge?

Hybrid batteries have been designed so that your battery should never completely be drained of charge. Of course, you should always ensure that you charge at a suitable outlet on a regular basis to maintain performance.

Can a hybrid car continue to run on electricity when it runs out of fuel?

While hybrid vehicles can run in all-electric mode, driving without any fuel can still cause significant damage to the car.

Is it expensive to service and maintain a hybrid?

While most servicing and maintenance charges are on a par with standard vehicles, you may well find that, due to the vehicle’s engine being under less strain, costs are actually more affordable.

Are hybrid vehicles safe?

Hybrid vehicles are constructed with the most exacting levels of quality and safety in mind. From circuit breakers that cut electrical current in the event of an accident, to all the latest in driver assistance and safety measures, you can be confident that taking to the road is safe as can be.

Are hybrid cars expensive to buy?

The initial cost of a hybrid vehicle may appear higher than a petrol or diesel option. However, as more and more manufacturers introduce options, the prices continue to drop and become more affordable. Plus, lower running costs and tax discounts ensure that the long-term savings to be made are significant.

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