How Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles Work?

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VonIsabela
07/29/25 11:05am
Cars inject fuel through the ECU, and the high-voltage coil generates high-voltage electricity to supply the spark plugs. The mixture of gasoline and air is then ignited by the spark plugs, creating an explosion that produces power. This power is transmitted via the belt, driving the wheels to rotate. The types of vehicles and their basic structures are introduced as follows: Types of Vehicles: Passenger cars are specifically categorized into micro cars, subcompact cars, compact cars, midsize cars, full-size cars, and luxury cars. The comfort and spaciousness vary depending on the class and price. Consumers can choose the appropriate car based on their financial situation and needs. Basic Structure of a Car: A car typically consists of four main parts: the engine, chassis, body, and electrical equipment.
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