• 2000 Toyota Prius (introduced to US market)

2001

• 2001 Toyota Crown (mild hybrid, Japan only)

• 2001 Toyota Estima (Japan only)

2002

• 2002 Honda Civic Hybrid (mild hybrid, 2003 model)

• 2002? Mazda Demio e-4WD (Japanese market only, used for traction assistance)

2003

• Suzuki Twin

• Toyota Alphard hybrid (Japan only)

• Toyota Prius (redesigned 5-seat midsize, 2004 model, second generation Hybrid Synergy Drive 1,000,000 sold (as of May 15, 2008))

• Dyna Diesel Hybrid/Toyoace hybrid (commercial truck, Japan only, diesel hybrid)

2004

• Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra Hybrid (mild hybrid, no electrical motor for propulsion only power for accessories)

• Ford Escape Hybrid (2005 model)

• Honda Accord Hybrid (mild hybrid, 2005-2007 model, discontinued due to slow sales)

2005

• Honda Civic Hybrid (2006 model, second generation)

• Lexus RX 400h (2006 model)

• Mercury Mariner hybrid

• Toyota Highlander/Klueger Hybrid (2006 model)

2006

• Lexus GS 450h (2007 model)

• Saturn Vue Green Line (BAS mild hybrid, 2007 model)

• Toyota Camry Hybrid (2007 model)

• Toyota Estima hybrid (redesign, minivan, Japan only)

2007

• BMW 1 Series (Global Hybrid Cooperation, world’s first mild hybrid with auto start/stop, regenerative brakes, electric power steering, electric water pump)

• Lexus LS600hL (2008 model, first V8 full hybrid)

• Mazda Tribute (2008 model, expected to go on sale July 2007)

• Nissan Altima (licensed Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive)

• Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid (BAS, mild hybrid, 2008-2010 model)

• Toyota Highlander/Klueger Hybrid (2008 model redesign)

2008

• Cadillac Escalade (Global Hybrid Cooperation, 2009 model)
• Chevrolet Malibu (BAS, mild hybrid, canceled in 2009)
• Chevrolet Tahoe (Global Hybrid Cooperation, 2008 model, SUV, RWD/AWD)
• Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, first full hybrid fullsize pickup, 2009 model)
• Dodge Durango (Global Hybrid Cooperation, SUV, 2009 model, expected to go on sale Fall 2008)
• GMC Sierra Hybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, 2009 model)
• GMC Yukon Hybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, 2008 model)
• Honda FCX Clarity (Hydrogen Fuel cell Hybrid)
• Saturn AURA Green Line (mild hybrid, 2008-2010 model
• Toyota Crown hybrid (redesign, full hybrid, Japanese market)
• BYD F3DM Plug-in hybrid

2009

• BMW X6 ActiveHybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, BMW’s first full hybrid, sales began December 2009, US market)
• Ford Fusion Hybrid (2010 model year, midsize car)
• Mercury Milan Hybrid (2010 model, midsize car)
• Honda Insight (2010 model year, second-generation model, now as a 5-door hatchback)
• Toyota Prius (5 seat midsize, 2010 model year)
• Lexus RX 450h
• Lexus HS 250h
• Mercedes S400 BlueHybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, mild hybrid, first lithium-ion battery hybrid and first Mercedes hybrid)
• Mercedes ML450 Hybrid (Global Hybrid Cooperation, US lease only)
• Phoenix MotorCars: Starts selling plug-in hybrid SUV & Truck in California 2009 (also available all-electric); Assembled in the USA; no projected release date outside CA yet

Anticipated

This section is sorted by expected sale date.

2010

• Chevrolet Volt 2011 model [5] (EREV)
• Fisker Karma
• Honda Fit Hybrid[6]
• Honda CR-Z[6]
• Hyundai Sonata hybrid
• PSA Peugeot Citroen will market hybrid HDi vehicles from 2010.[7]
• Toyota Auris hybrid
• VentureOne Three wheeled vehicle

2011

• BMW 7-series ActiveHybrid (mild hybrid, lithium-ion battery)
• Toyota Camry Hybrid 2012 model, third generation Hybrid Synergy Drive[8]
• Infiniti M35 Hybrid, 2012 model (full hybrid, lithium-ion battery)[9]
• Land Rover Range Rover Hybrid concept, diesel-electric engine (under development) in conjunction with new aluminum body
• Fiat Nuova 500 Hybrid
• Volkswagen Touareg TSI hybrid

2012

• Volvo announced the launching of series production of diesel-ey 2012.

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