For a century, fuel choice meant petrol or diesel. Today the same parking lot mixes lithium-ion battery packs, planetary gear hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and LPG retrofits — each with its own running cost, range profile, and infrastructure dependency. Below: 102,038 variants across all six.
Cars-Data.com indexes 102,038 cars in this catalog. The largest group is Petrol with 60,971 models (60% of the total), ahead of Diesel with 38,112. Every option below links to a dedicated page with average power, efficiency and price plus the full list of matching cars, so you can compare them side by side.
Each landing has top picks, brands ranked, and the fuel-specific deep dives — range distribution for electric, commute-coverage slider for PHEV, savings calculator for LPG, and so on.
Zero emissions. Instant torque. The future, now.
Proven, refined, and available everywhere.
Low consumption. High torque. Built for the long haul.
Self-charging. No compromise. Efficiency without the plug.
Electric for the commute. Petrol for everything else.
Half the fuel cost. Same range. Proven for decades.
Average cost per 100 km at EU pump and grid prices in 2026. The same trip costs almost 4× as much on petrol as on home-charged electric — but only if you actually have a home charger.
Eight common situations mapped to the fuel that fits them — plus a backup choice when the primary isn't available or affordable.