A hybrid combines a combustion engine and an electric motor in one powertrain. In a conventional hybrid, the battery is mainly replenished while driving and through regenerative braking; the vehicle is generally not plugged in for charging. A plug-in hybrid has a larger battery that can be charged from an external power source. Electric driving range and usage depend on the specific version and driving conditions. When comparing vehicles, do not rely on the marketing label alone. Check the version, charging method, battery capacity and published figures on the official page for the relevant market.