What Are the Differences Between Hybrid and Fuel-Powered Vehicles?
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Hybrid and fuel-powered vehicles differ in the following aspects: 1. Economic performance: Hybrid vehicles offer superior fuel efficiency and driving performance. While hybrid vehicles still use fuel for their engines, the assistance of electric motors during startup and acceleration helps reduce fuel consumption. Additionally, the electric motor can generate strong power instantly upon starting, providing a more powerful acceleration process. 2. Throttle control method: In hybrid vehicles, pressing the accelerator sends an electronic signal to the hybrid control system. The system determines the desired power output based on the speed, force, and depth of the accelerator pedal press. It then controls the engine's fuel injectors, throttle, and other components based on the electric motor's power output to decide the total power output. In conventional vehicles, pressing the accelerator opens the throttle, the engine generates power, and the car begins to move.