According to a recent poll of 1,500 adults conducted by consumer data platform Open Survey, over 60% of car owners are contemplating choosing eco-friendly vehicles as their next cars. The survey revealed that 39.7% of car owners are primarily considering hybrid cars, while 26.7% are looking at gasoline cars, and 24.1% are considering electric cars, with diesel cars lagging at 5.9%. The combined consideration rate for hybrid and electric vehicles stands at 63.8%. Among the age groups, those in their 50s were the largest percentage considering buying a hybrid, at 37.3%, followed by those in their 40s at 31.3%. Only 8.6% of respondents in their 20s expressed an intent to purchase a hybrid car. Furthermore, among respondents willing to purchase an electric car, 62.1% stated that they believe electric vehicles would contribute to environmental protection. In summary, the poll indicates that a significant proportion of car owners are leaning towards choosing eco-friendly vehicles for their next purchase. The survey highlights the growing interest in hybrid and electric cars, with a majority of respondents expressing a belief that electric vehicles will contribute to environmental protection. Additionally, the data also reveals variations in preferences by age group, with those in their 50s showing the highest consideration for buying a hybrid car.