What does strong hybrid mean?

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VanLondon
07/30/25 8:16am
Strong hybrid vehicles utilize high-power electric motors and aim to minimize engine displacement. During startup or at low speeds, they can operate solely on electric power. However, depending on factors such as road conditions, vehicle load, and accelerator pedal depth, the engine may intervene at any time. Development prospects of strong hybrid technology: Hybrid vehicles are increasingly becoming the technological trend for the next generation of automobiles, especially after the government explicitly introduced policies to encourage hybrid vehicle development. Manufacturers have been actively launching hybrid models. Main characteristics of strong hybrid vehicles: These are hybrid vehicles that primarily rely on electric drive with fuel drive as a supplement. This driving method results in higher prices, but for those who can afford it, they are worth considering due to the extremely low driving costs behind their hefty price tags. Additionally, their maintenance is much simpler compared to conventional fuel-powered vehicles.
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