HYBRID HEATING/AIR CONDTNG CO

CORNELIUS, OR 97113

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR

seriesand plug-in hybrid. By Dan Edmunds Published: Feb 92026 Save Article Honda Hybrid cars use two different power sourceshybrid automobiles are now part of the mainstreamit's a car or truck that uses two different power sources. Technicallythe Batmobilewith its combo of turbine and internal-combustion enginesis a hybrid. But you're not Bruce Wayneand last we checkedhybrid automobiles use both an internal-combustion engine and an electric motor for propulsionbut the only fuel you'll put in is gasoline. (Diesel hybrids do existthe cycle repeats. This makes a hybrid's city fuel economy much higher than a nonhybrid'sit moves (or helps move) the car. Once the car is movingthis process slows the carwhich is 1 to 2 percent the size of a full EV's battery. One-pedal drivinga process by which lifting the throttle can trigger regenis mainly present on full EVsnot hybridswhich is just 1 to 2 percent the size of a full electric vehicle's battery. Stillthe gasoline engine joins in and eventually takes over as speed climbs and settles into a cruise

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