Monday, February 6th, 2012

In recent years there have been two popular kinds of hybrid drive that have been developed by various car manufacturers. The first kind are known as ‘Series hybrids’ and they use an old fashion combustion engine which will in turn generate electricity to power the electric motor and thereby providing the vehicle with motive power. [...]

More and more people are turning to hybrid cars these days because of their promise of lesser fuel consumption and environmental friendliness. Hybrid cars, because they run on both fuel and battery-powered engines, eat up less fuel, thereby sparing the consumer the pain of falling prey to price pressures in the world oil market. In [...]

Hybrid vehicles operate effortlessly by combining an electricity-run motor, a gasoline engine and maximum-powered batteries. The battery gives off energy for the electric motor and recharges when it recaptures the energy that is usually lost when the car is lessening its acceleration or while it is coasting. Regenerative breaking is the name coined for this [...]

That no longer is the question. If Mr. Jim Press, president of Toyota Motor Sales USA is to be believed, everything will be a hybrid, eventually. Mr. Press proposed that it’s going to be either a gas hybrid, a diesel hybrid, or a fuel-cell hybrid. Hmmmm. Looks like the world is going to be ruled [...]