Green Commuter

  Jeep is one of the most well-known and loved brands in the world, but the shift to electric cars is making it one of the brands that are having the most trouble. The company's core identity is based on rugged off-road capability, adventure, and freedom, but its goods are also known for using a lot of gas and putting out a lot of CO2. This is why the Jeep Avenger, the first all-electric SUV from the brand, is such a big thing . The Avenger is not just a token effort to make regulators and environmentalists happy; it's a bold statement that Jeep can accept the future without giving up its past. The Avenger is built on the Jeep Compass, a compact crossover that competes with cars like the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4 . But unlike the Compass, which has a plug-in hybrid option, the Avenger is fully electric. It is driven by a 70 kWh battery pack that gives it a range of up to 400 km (248 miles) on the WLTP cycle. The  Avenger  also has an impressive 200 kW (268 hp) of power and

 Toyota has long been committed to reducing its carbon footprint, and the new Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is a perfect example of this. With a starting manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of $27,970, the Corolla Cross Hybrid is a value-packed small crossover that offers an engaging driving experience and the functionality of a larger crossover. This sporty vehicle is set to arrive in US dealerships in June 2023, and it represents the perfect next step for the Corolla model line. The all-new Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is designed to be approachable from the outside, but it also offers a higher line-of-sight thanks to the revised TNGA-C platform . It's sporty by nature and boasts unique front and rear styling, along with available two-toned paint and 18-inch alloy wheels with sporty looks that are destined to stand out. And with eye-catching details not typically found in a small crossover, this vehicle is sure to turn heads. But it's not just the design that sets