Thanks to the Hybrid Mode, you can have it both ways — maximum combined efficiency of the conventional engine and e-Motor and minimizing fuel consumption. The Hybrid Mode optimizes performance while you drive by consuming electric power first.

The Dodge Hornet Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle (PHEV)ⓘ offers an All-Electric Mode that prioritizes electric driving for those day-to-day city drives. It automatically switches to hybrid when the battery depletes or the driver requests extra power. Driving in All-Electric Mode can help to reduce total tailpipe emissions.

The E-Save mode gives priority to the conventional engine to preserve battery charge, with a Passive option to maintain the charge, and an Active option to help recharge the battery.