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Hornet R/T electric range in km

The 2025 Dodge Hornet R/T is rated for 53 km on electricity (33 miles) before the gas engine takes over, and 520 km in total on a full charge and a full tank, according to Natural Resources Canada.

R/T PHEV: electric range by season

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Rated
53 km
0°C
37 km
−20°C
29 km

Rated electric range (NRCan)0°C (estimate)−20°C (estimate)

Hornet R/T winter electric range

Cold cuts plug-in hybrid electric range harder than full EVs, because the small battery has less energy to spare for heating. We estimate 70% of rated electric range at 0°C and 55% at −20°C. Below roughly −10°C, many plug-in hybrids start the engine to heat the cabin or battery even with charge left, so some winter driving will use gas regardless.

Hornet R/T range by version

VersionElectric rangeMileskWh/100 kmGas L/100 km after batteryTotal rangeLevel 2 charge
R/T PHEV53 km33 mi27.28.1520 km4 h

Can you commute on electricity?

If your round trip is under about 47 km in mild weather, or about 26 km in a cold snap, you can usually do it without burning gas, as long as you plug in every night. That means a one-way commute of up to roughly 13 km can stay electric all year. A full Level 2 charge takes about 4 hours.

The Hornet R/T ranks #19 of 30 plug-in hybrids in this directory by electric range.

Hornet R/T electric range by model year

Model yearRated electric range
202553 km
202453 km
Plug-in hybrids with the longest electric rangeRankedPlug-in hybrid electric range in winterAll models

Questions

What is the Dodge Hornet R/T electric range?

The 2025 Dodge Hornet R/T R/T PHEV is rated for 53 km on electricity alone by Natural Resources Canada, and 520 km in total with a full tank.

What is the Dodge Hornet R/T electric range in winter?

We estimate about 37 km at 0°C and 29 km at −20°C. In deep cold, many plug-in hybrids also start the gas engine for cabin or battery heat.

Rated ranges: Natural Resources Canada Fuel Consumption Ratings, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles 2012-2026 (updated March 31, 2026). Winter figures are estimates; see how we estimate.