2010 offers more cars than ever before. Here are some of the latest options.

1. Chevrolet Volt

The Chevy Volt is strongly expected since it was announced, and it is expected to be finally released in 2010. This car is powered by technology Voltec Chevy’s. The first 40 miles on a car trip operated by built-in lithium-Ion battery. After a gas power engine of the car for 300 miles more. Better yet can be recharged through a standard electrical outlet. The price is expected to be approximately $ 32,500.

2. Fisker Karma

The Fisker Karma is a sleek sports car produced by Fisker Automotive. Like the Volt, the first 50 miles driven by an electric battery. Fisker claims that only need the car to refuel once a year, while driving less than 50 miles per day. You can even choose an option to install solar panels on the roof of the car, which could provide about 5 miles more per week are run. Although a hybrid electric car that packs some serious power. The top speed is 125 km / h and can go 0-60 in 5.8 seconds. The price is steep at $ 87,900.

3. Hyundai Sonata

The Sonata is a popular line that Hyundai has been doing since 1985. From March 2010, they will begin selling a hybrid version. The new car is powered by a lithium-polymer battery and is based on Blue-Will (another hybrid cars from Hyundai) concept. Pricing has not been released, but traditionally Sonatas are priced below $ 20,000.

4. Honda CR-Z

The new model of Honda has a hybrid gas and electric installation. Although a six-speed manual transmission is standard, an automatic transmission is also available. The return of investment for transport abroad began in February 2010, and they are expected to be available in the United States in mid-2010. The current price in England is 16 999 British pounds, which equates to approximately $ 25,250.

5. Toyota Auris

The Auris is a new hybrid car from Toyota. Similar in style and design in the Corolla, the Auris HSD Full Hybrid scheduled for release in the second half of 2010.

6. Hybrid Persu

The Persu Hybrid is a very interesting vehicle built by Persu maneuverability. You may have heard this car when it was built under his former name, the VentureOne. This vehicle is like a car until you examine it carefully. And notice that it only has three wheels. As such, it is officially classified as a 3-wheel motorcycle. The plug-in hybrid vehicle is capable of 45 degree bends, and is scheduled for release in late 2010 an exclusive California.

7. Plug-in Toyota Prius Hybrid

The Prius is so far the most famous and popular hybrid cars of all time. Starting in 2010, they introduced their first plug-in model. This car can run 14.5 miles on batteries before the gas engine kicks in. The good news is that it only takes 3 hours to fully charge the battery. The news is not so great, that the world is not offered until 2011, and is expected to cost $ 48,000.