There's basically no real information on the HS 250 yet, such as its anticipated fuel efficiency, which is the only justification for choosing a hybrid over a conventional power train in the vehicle. And then only if the hybrid version has better fuel efficiency than the same (or equivalent) vehicle with a conventional power train, which is not always the case. (e.g. Volkswagen Jetta TDI 47mpg HWY vs Nissan Altima Hybrid 36mpg HWY are very comparable cars with the conventionally powered car vastly more fuel efficient.)
