If you like the idea of an electric car but 'range anxiety' is a worry, a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) can make a lot of sense. That's because they have a combustion engine, an electric motor and a battery to give you the option of using electric power for short journeys, and the engine for longer ones.
Indeed, an SUV can be a great match for plug-in hybrid power, because in most cases they're practical for ferrying around a family. On top of that they can also make brilliant company cars, because if they have a long electric-only range, their low official CO2 rating can place them in low benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax brackets.
So, which plug-in hybrid SUVs have the longest electric-only ranges? Here, we'll name the car with the longest official range from each manufacturer, as determined by official combined WLTP test ratings. Where applicable, we've also included more realistic real-world range figures.
To find out more about any of the cars listed, follow the links on each slide to our full new car reviews. Or, to find more prices, search our free New Car Deals or Car Leasing pages.
