Eco-Friendly
One of the top reasons for considering an electrified vehicle for your next ride is that they make much less of an impact on the environment than a gas-powered model. Your carbon footprint will be reduced thanks to MPGe estimates of some vehicles reaching 45-50, while some even qualify as zero-emission models (meaning zero fuel is burned to power the vehicle). While we all leave behind some manner of a footprint on the earth, it can be significantly reduced with the use of a fast-charging electrified model at your command.

Wallet-Pleaser
The fiscal perk of driving a vehicle that's environmentally friendly is that it can save you money in the long run. If you add up all the stops you don't have to make at the gas pump, you'll really see your wallet grow with time and savings. And with an all-electric vehicle, your savings grow even more when you factor in the lack of standard maintenance needed, such as oil changes, transmission fluid flushes and engine belt replacements. This is because all-electric models operate without a standard engine.

Tax Incentives
There are also savings on the upfront costs with your purchase or lease of an electrified vehicle with qualifying federal and state tax incentives. The U.S. Department of Energy incentivizes electrified auto purchases to help build and maintain the market, meaning rebates and credits are available to you. Curious about what incentives you might qualify for? Visit the Alternative Fuels Data Center page and select your state to begin.

Warranty
While it may not be common knowledge, the outstanding warranty is our final reason we have for purchasing an electrified vehicle — it's often better than its gas-powered counterpart. For example, Toyota hybrid, plug-in hybrid, fuel cell and battery electric vehicles (starting with model year 2020) have their hybrid battery covered for 10 years or 150,000 miles,* whichever comes first. Buying an electrified vehicle is a huge deal, and Toyota offers great protection on it for many years to come.