By Ben Welham
Last updated: 18 August 2025
When it comes to picking the best hybrid estate car, there are plenty of options available, including some impressive hybrid offerings from many different manufacturers.
The reason you may opt for an estate is because they are the best all-rounders.
They offer great interior space, practicality, styling and comfort, and with a hybrid estate, you can expect even more economy.
Here are our some of the best hybrid estate cars you can buy in 2025:
BMW 330e Touring
Skoda Superb iV Combi
Mercedes C300e
Peugeot 508 SW PHEV
Volkswagen Passat GTE
Volvo V60 Recharge
Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
Learn more about each model in our guide below.
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BMW 330e Touring
The 330e Touring is one of the best hybrids that BMW makes because it offers everything an estate can give in a great overall package.
In its standard form, this BMW can return up to 200mpg and has up to 40 miles of fully-electric range thanks to its clever plug-in hybrid system.
This hybrid system comprises a 184hp four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine mated to an electric motor that puts out a combined 250hp, which really helps towards its overall fuel economy figure.
It's one of the best hybrid estate car picks you can buy.
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Skoda Superb iV Combi
If you’re a fan of luxury for a good price, then the Skoda Superb is the one for you. It’s highly practical and offers superb (if you’ll pardon the pun) interior comfort, with it essentially being Skoda’s equivalent of the Mercedes S-Class.
Its boot measures 510 litres, which is almost as big as the boot found in a Range Rover, plus it can travel up to 35 miles on electric power only – plenty for most daily commutes or short trips with a full car.
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Mercedes C300e
If a more luxurious car is what you’re after, you may want to shift your attention to this hybrid C-Class estate.
In fact, Mercedes hybrid and electric cars are some of our top-viewed electric-powered models.
The Mercedes C300e is powered by a 210hp 2.0-litre petrol engine that’s mated to a 121hp electric motor, which is mated to a 13.5kWh battery pack that offers up to 34 miles driving on electric power alone.
Of course, when the electric motor works alongside the petrol engine, you can expect much more overall efficiency, offering up to 176 miles per gallon.
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Peugeot 508 SW PHEV
If style and grace is something you desire from a car then there are few vehicles better suited to you than the Peugeot 508 SW PHEV.
Okay, so there are lots of cars that offer great styling, but this hybrid estate from Peugeot with some seriously compelling features.
Power comes from a 1.6-litre petrol engine mated to a 11.8kWh battery that powers the motor to result in a combined horsepower figure of 225hp.
On electric power alone, the 508 SW PHEV can travel up to 39 miles, which is much better than most other plug-in hybrid models.
What makes this even better is that it has a massive boot, with plenty of space for all your family’s bags.
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Volkswagen Passat GTE
Sharing many of its parts with the popular Volkswagen Golf GTE, the Passat GTE is a great hybrid option for those wanting more space than its smaller relative.
With both its engine and hybrid power system whirring away, the VW Passat GTE puts out a combined 215hp, which is actually more impressive than you might initially think.
It also has a 483-litre boot and an all-electric range of 34 miles. There are some impressive used Volkswagen models on the market if you want to save money when purchasing.
Craig Hale, our motoring journalist, said: "Finding a comfortable seating position in the Passat is a breeze, with plenty of adjustment and an extendable seat base for extra leg support on longer trips.
"There’s no need to write about headroom and legroom in the back – unless you’re super tall, you’re not going to have any issues."
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Volvo V60 Recharge
When you mention the words ‘practical’ and ‘estate’, Volvo normally comes to mind – its models have been go-to family cars for parents all over Europe for decades.
The V60 Recharge is the brand’s current mid-sized estate, which is powered by a twin-charged 300hp 2.0-litre petrol engine mated to an 87hp electric motor that gives it a final 0-62mph time of less than five seconds – very impressive.
It also has plenty of space in the boot, which measures in at 519 litres and grows to 1,431 litres when the rear seats are folded flat.
We think it's one of the best hybrid estate cars on the market.
Craig said: "In a world seemingly overrun by crossovers and SUVs, the Volvo V60 is like a meatball meal from your favourite Swedish flat-pack furniture shop – a trusty favourite you can rely on.
"It has sharp looks, strong performance and feels extremely satisfying to drive and own."
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Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
If performance is what you’re after, then we can’t recommend the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo enough.
In its range-topping guise, the Turbo S E-Hybrid produces a whopping 700hp and can travel up to 35 miles on electric power alone.
This immense power means the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo can launch itself from 0-62mph in 4.4 seconds – more or less the same as a Ford Mustang GT.
Choosing the best hybrid estate cars
Choosing the best hybrid estate car will depend on what you need from your vehicle - and there are lots of great models on the market.
You might want to consider things like your budget, how many seats you'll need and what features are important to you.
Take a look at our full range of used hybrid estate cars to see what's on offer.
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