What is the difference between hybrid and fuel-powered vehicles?
1 Answers
Hybrid vehicles differ from fuel-powered vehicles in the following aspects: one is fuel efficiency, and the second is quietness and environmental friendliness. Here is the relevant information: 1. One is fuel efficiency, which is the main advantage of hybrid vehicles over fuel-powered vehicles. Especially when used for urban commuting, due to traffic congestion or speed limits, the speed is generally controlled at around 50 mph. For hybrid vehicles, it is basically possible to rely entirely on the electric motor for driving, eliminating fuel consumption and significantly reducing operating costs. 2. The second is quietness and environmental friendliness. Hybrid vehicles start with the intervention of the electric motor, so there is no vibration sensation like in fuel-powered vehicles. Moreover, during driving, if only the electric motor is operating, the overall noise inside and outside the vehicle is minimal. In situations of urban traffic congestion, the absence of the engine's jerky sound is very helpful in reducing driving fatigue.