Honda Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Near St. Charles, MO
Drive Into The Future With Bommarito HondaElectrified vehicles are for everyone.
What Are the Benefits of EVs?
You’ll enjoy many EV benefits when you make the switch to an eco-friendly vehicle at our Honda dealership near St. Charles, some of which include:
Fun to Drive
Electric vehicles offer instant torque1 and impressive acceleration, making them perfect for Missouri Honda fans who crave performance.
How Much Can I Save By Switching to an EV?
Switch to a hybrid Honda in Hazelwood for a reduced reliance on gas, or skip the fuel pump altogether by getting behind the wheel of an all-electric vehicle!
EV Tax Credits & Incentives
You may enjoy electric car incentives2 including HOV lane access, lower electricity rates and a federal tax credit of up to $7,5003 when you switch to an electric vehicle!
Electric Vehicle Emissions
Electric vehicles offer zero emissions and hybrid cars offer low emissions, so you can help reduce your carbon footprint on the road ahead.
Find a New Honda Hybrid Near Me
No matter your lifestyle or preferences, you can easily find a new Honda hybrid near St. Charles that meets your every need here!
High-Voltage Battery Limited Warranty
Every Honda hybrid for sale in Hazelwood comes with 8-year high-voltage battery limited warranty coverage.4
Honda Hybrids for Sale in Hazelwood, MO
With hybrid vehicles becoming more powerful and popular than ever before, it’s easy to find your ideal new Honda hybrid at Bommarito Honda. Hybrid cars never need to be plugged in, generate electricity when they brake and offer exceptional fuel economy, allowing you to save big at the gas pump.5 Find your perfect Accord Hybrid or CR-V Hybrid nearby today!
What Are the New Honda EVs?
The all-new Honda Prologue — slated to arrive in 2024 — is the first all-electric Honda model. This new SUV is just the start of the Honda brand’s ultimate goal, which is to offer 30 EV models globally by 2030 and a 100% emissions-free lineup in North America by 2040.6 Preorder a new Prologue near St. Charles today to ensure your spot behind the wheel of this electric Honda SUV!
Does Honda Make Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicles?
Yes! The 2024 Honda CR-V Fuel-Cell Electric vehicle will be the first North American vehicle to offer both fuel-cell and plug-in hybrid technologies. Fuel-cell EVs produce zero CO2 emissions, can be powered by hydrogen and refuel in only a few minutes. Local Honda fans are eagerly awaiting the arrival of this new electrified Honda in Hazelwood.
Electric Car Batteries & Charging Info
Designed for Longevity
Honda high-voltage batteries provide a reliable and cost-effective experience, as they are built to last and are covered by long-term warranties.
Are EVs Good for the Environment?
Yes, materials from Honda EV batteries are recycled to have as little of an environmental impact as possible.
How to Charge an EV
You can either charge your electric car at home or at public EV charging stations in Missouri and throughout the country.
Want to learn more about Honda Electric vehicles?EV FAQ
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Buy a New Honda EV Near St. Charles, MO
If you have any further questions about upcoming Honda EVs or you want to set up a CR-V Hybrid test-drive, contact Bommarito Honda. Our Hazelwood Honda dealer is proud to be the go-to EV headquarters for Missouri Honda fans from all over the area. Whether you’re interested in a new hybrid Honda or you want to preorder an electric Honda nearby, we’re here to make it easy!
*Applies to all-electric and fuel-cell vehicles only.
*(2) State incentives may vary.
*(3) The IRS offers a Qualified Plug-In Electric Drive Motor Vehicle Tax Credit of up to $7,500 on the purchase of qualifying vehicles. This is not tax advice. Consult your own tax advisor for details.
*(4) 8-year/100,000-mile warranty covers abnormal loss of capacity in the hybrid’s high-voltage battery. Other warranties may provide additional coverage for the high-voltage battery. See dealer for details. High-voltage batteries degrade over time with use. Gradual capacity loss is expected and not covered under warranty.
*(5) When compared to a gasoline-powered vehicle.
*(6) See dealer for full details.