With pollution on the rise everywhere, the automobile industry is working overtime to make sure it does its part in using technology to help cut down carbon footprint. To this effect, the cars of the future are being manufactured keeping in mind the needs of the environment. The result of this is seen in electric and hybrid cars. Let’s look at some of the top picks from the electric and hybrid sections for 2020.

2020 Kia Optima Hybrid EX
The 2020 Kia Optima Hybrid EX can be considered as one of the top electric and hybrid cars to look forward to in 2020. This powerful car comes with a 2.0 liter, inline 4-cylinder full parallel hybrid system which offers 154 horsepower and a torque of 140 lb-ft. The estimated EPA mileage for city, highway, and combined is 40, 45, and 42 MPG, respectively. With leather-trim seats and heated front seats, this amazing car has a starting price of around $29,310.

2020 Toyota Prius Prime
Next in the race of some of the top electric and hybrid cars of 2020 is the Toyota Prius Prime. The 2020 Prius Prime has been rated as one of the electric vehicles that have magnificent gas mileage and can withstand a significant number of passengers and cargo. For entertainment lovers, the Prius provides an infotainment system including the latest Apple CarPlay®. The seats are roomy and comfortable as well. The 2020 Toyota Prius Prime is available in 3 models—LE, XLE, and Limited, and this range starts at a price of around $27,750.

2020 Honda Insight
This fabulous model from Honda is equipped with 151 horsepower and a 52 combined MPG fuel economy rating for the LX and EX trims. If you have been searching for a hybrid sedan, your search truly ends here. Technologically, the 2020 Honda Insight is one of the most advanced cars available. The vehicle’s satellite-linked navigation system coupled with Honda HD Digital Traffic and voice recognition helps to ensure that you reach your destination on time every time. The 2020 Honda Insight range starts at a price of around $22,930.

2020 Hyundai IONIQ Plug-In Hybrid
Although a pure EV, the IONIQ has a traditional sedan-like styling to it. While it may come across as a normal sedan, its hybrid model can easily deliver up to around 50 MPG. When on the battery, you can expect a range of a reasonable 29 miles. The in-built driver-assistance system also makes the ride a safe experience with many alerts and warning systems such as lane-keeping assist. The performance of this vehicle is beautifully matched by its fabulous interiors and infotainment system that has an 8-inch screen and is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Hyundai IONIQ is available in select states as of now (including California, Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont) for a starting price of around $23,930.