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Nissan
Nissan's best-selling SUV gets a series hybrid whose gas engine only charges the battery; a $41,490 SR arrives this fall, and the rest of the lineup follows in early 2027.
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Toyota's midsize sedan returns for 2027 from $29,700 with a hybrid in every trim, all-wheel drive for $1,525 more and EPA ratings as high as 51 mpg combined on the 2026 car.
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The unibody Ridgeline still rides like an SUV and hides a trunk under its bed floor, but 5,000-lb towing, weak IIHS scores and a coming redesign weigh on it.
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Mazda's compact sedan and hatchback add a standard eight-speaker stereo for 2026 and keep top NHTSA and IIHS results, but with no hybrid they trail on fuel economy.
Toyota
Toyota's lifted sedan moves its XLE, Limited and Nightshade grades to THS 5, rated at 40 mpg combined, while the 340-hp Hybrid MAX Platinum tops the range at $55,190.