It operates between 37 and 50 mph in Comfort mode and at any speed up to 100 mph in Eco Pro.

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The BMW ActiveHybrid 3 can drive solely on electric power under light throttle at speeds up to 37 mph in Comfort mode and up to 47 mph in Eco Pro.

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Hyundai has based the Elantra GT on its Euro i30, and we can thank that in part for influencing another notable thing in this upgraded version: a driver-selectable steering mode that offers choices between Comfort, Normal and Sport.

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