It can depend on how you define expensive. Most hybrid, plug-in hybrid and all-electric models have a higher starting MSRP than regular gas-powered cars, but you'll want to count more factors than starting cost. Most electrified vehicles qualify for federal and state tax incentives, and most will have lower operating costs. Also, all-electric vehicles won't require gasoline.

Regenerative braking is a new technology that captures the energy emitted when you press on your vehicle's brakes and redirects it for battery use. Every vehicle that uses regenerative braking will be more efficient because of it. You'll also find it helpful when you don't have immediate access to a charging station since it'll conserve energy that would have otherwise been wasted.

It depends on the type of electrified vehicle you purchase or lease. Most all-electric and plug-in hybrid owners use a charging wall box installed in their garage. If you're traveling, you can charge your Hyundai EV at a public charging station nearby. Do you drive a hybrid Hyundai? You can always fill up your vehicle's gas tank for fuel.

It will depend on each charge. Charging times for electric vehicles vary due to external and battery temperatures, the type of charging equipment, the amount of charge left in your vehicle's battery and the battery's and vehicle's condition.

Every new 2022-2023 Hyundai electric and hybrid model is covered by a comprehensive New Vehicle Limited Warranty, Powertrain Limited Warranty, Anti-Perforation Warranty and complimentary roadside assistance. Hyundai also offers an exclusive 10-Year/100,000-Mile Hybrid/Electric Battery warranty, so you can have complete peace of mind on the road.