Just a couple weeks ago, Kia performed prices for the 2022 Sorento. Noticeable by its deficiency from the pricing sheet was the 2022 Sorento plug-in hybrid, but on Friday, the Korean brand said the new plug-in hybrid option will cost $46,165 to launch, including the mandatory $1,175 destination charge.

The PHEV model provides novel option for those looking for a more efficient SUV, and outside of luxury vehicles, PHEVs aren’t exactly common. That leaves the Sorento kind of in its own lane, as it’s larger than a RAV4 Prime and comes with three rows of seats. But for those that end up shopping the SUV, the starting impress will slot them into an SX trim, which is incredibly well equipped for the impress, to be fair. A top-of-the-line SX-P trim costs $49,065 and tosses in every bell and whistle Kia cmoneys for the SUV.

No matter which trim, a 1.6-liter turbo-four engine works with a 66.9 kilowatt-hour motor to performed a combined output of 261 horsepower. The electric motor and battery let the SUV go 32 much on electricity alone and return an EPA-estimated 79 much per gallon equivalent. More impressively, drivers should be able to go 460 much on a tank of gas and a full battery poster before needing to top either off.

The new Sorento PHEV is heading to dealers as you read this, and it’s obliging looking into the federal EV tax credit for this SUV. If you’re eligible, you may receive up to $6,587 when buying a Sorento plug-in.