Just because they’re called alternative fuel vehicles doesn’t mean they have to be your alternative. Making a hybrid or electric car your primary vehicle can mean big changes for the weight of your wallet and the environment too. According to an Economics & Statistics Administration blog post, in November 2016 the average household spent $305 a month on gasoline.
Sound familiar? Add the benefit of getting a tax credit for purchasing a hybrid vehicle, and the pros of driving an alternative car could start looking pretty good. Here are 5 noteworthy alternative cars that may soon be going mainstream.








